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Estelle Kirkland

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Friday, July 6. 2018
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Mrs. Estelle Kirkland, age 90, of Blountstown, FL passed away Sunday, July 1, 2018 at her home in Blountstown. [Full Story »] 

Margaret E. Sellers

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Friday, July 6. 2018
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Margaret E. Sellers, age 67, of Quincy, FL passed away Monday, July 2, 2018 at her home in Quincy. [Full Story »] 

Altha Angels and the Blountstown Darlings heading to State Tournament

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Thursday, July 5. 2018
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The Blountstown Darlings, coach pitch ages 7-9, cruised through their season undefeated in the regular season and tournament play. [Full Story »] 

Walking for Liberty

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Thursday, July 5. 2018
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The Apalachee Valley VFW Post 12010, in cooperation with American Legion Post 172 and American Legion Post 272, hosted the Walk for Liberty Saturday morning across Trammell Bridge. [Full Story »] 

Calhoun County School District earns an “A”

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Thursday, July 5. 2018
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CALHOUN COUNTY, FL – Today, Calhoun County Superintendent of Schools Ralph Yoder announced that the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) recently released the 2017-2018 school year grades for all elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the state, and the grade attained by each district. The grades released demonstrate that Calhoun County School District (CCSD) schools continue to perform exceptionally well, as compared to the rest of the traditional public schools in the state. [Full Story »] 

Congressman Dunn commends Supreme Court on ‘Water Wars’

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Thursday, July 5. 2018
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WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Neal Dunn, M.D. (FL-02) released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in the Florida v. Georgia “water wars” case:
“Today is a great day for North Florida and the future of the Apalachicola River and Bay. It’s clear – our fisheries, our economy, and our environment have been devastated over the years by Georgia’s unrestrained water use. The Supreme Court made the right decision today in recognizing that Florida has been harmed as a result of decreased water flow to the ACF River Basin. Now it’s time for the Special Master and Army Corps of Engineers to come up with an equitable solution. I will continue to fight for our River Basin and all those who rely on the water to make their livelihood.” [Full Story »] 

Legals for 07/04/18

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Tuesday, July 3. 2018
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Larry Elliott Whittaker

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Tuesday, July 3. 2018
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Larry Elliott Whittaker, age 65, of Clarksville, FL passed away Saturday, June 30, 2018 in Panama City, FL. [Full Story »] 

Richard Leon (Hillbilly) Flanders

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Tuesday, July 3. 2018
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Richard Leon (Hillbilly) Flanders, age 53, of Altha, FL passed away Friday, June 29, 2018 at his home. [Full Story »] 

Lorin Michael (Mike) McClellan

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Friday, June 29. 2018
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Lorin Michael (Mike) McClellan, age 65, of Frink, FL passed away Tuesday, June 26, 2018 in Blountstown, FL. [Full Story »] 

Glenda Faye Vickery

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Friday, June 29. 2018
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Glenda Faye Vickery, age 78, of Blountstown, FL passed away Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at Bay Medical in Panama City, FL. [Full Story »] 

FHSAA honors BHS as best in Class 1A for 2017-18 school year

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Thursday, June 28. 2018
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Floyd E. Lay Sunshine Cup All-Sports Awards Winners Announced
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FDOE Test Scores released; Calhoun Co. students excel

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Thursday, June 28. 2018
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CALHOUN COUNTY, FL – Today, Calhoun County Superintendent of Schools Ralph Yoder announced that the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) recently released the 2018 assessment scores. The results released were on state assessments in Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Civics and U.S. History. Students in the Calhoun County School District (CCSD) performed exceptionally well, as compared to the rest of the traditional public school districts in the state. [Full Story »] 

FDOE Test Scores released; Calhoun Co. students excel

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Thursday, June 28. 2018
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CALHOUN COUNTY, FL – Today, Calhoun County Superintendent of Schools Ralph Yoder announced that the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) recently released the 2018 assessment scores. The results released were on state assessments in Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Civics and U.S. History. Students in the Calhoun County School District (CCSD) performed exceptionally well, as compared to the rest of the traditional public school districts in the state. [Full Story »] 

Annual “Walk for Liberty” will be held on Saturday

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Thursday, June 28. 2018
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The 2018 Walk For Liberty will begin Saturday morning, June 30, at 9 AM EST. [Full Story »] 
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