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The exterior facade of a heavily deteriorated, multi-story historic brick building in Quincy, Florida. The painted brick wall features boarded-up arched window openings and a boarded-up ground-floor doorway. The roofline is partially collapsed and crumbling along the top edge. A green and red 'City of Quincy Community Redevelopment Agency' sign stands on the grassy lawn next to the structure under a bright blue sky.

Questions remain over cowhide building demolition deal

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FABRIZIO GOWDYGadsden County News Servic Quincy’s Community Redevelopment Agency held a workshop June 2 to clear up questions about the...

The former W.S. Stevens School in Quincy. The modern, single-story red brick facility features a dark shingled roof, a manicured lawn with young trees, and a concrete walkway leading to two main entrances surrounded by tall glass windows under a partly cloudy sky. Gadsden County commissioners continued discussions June 2 regarding potential funding sources and future plans for the Stevens School project.

Commissioners continue Stevens School funding discussion

by The Gadsden County Times

Erin HillGadsden County News Service Gadsden County commissioners revisited the Stevens School project during their June 2 meeting, discussing potential...

County adopts facility use policy, approves opioid funding plan

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Erin HillGadsden County News Service The Gadsden County Board of County Commissioners approved a new countywide facility and park use...

Gadsden County Extension Column

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Exploring blackberry production opportunities in North Florida Blackberries are a deciduous, perennial crop that thrive in temperate climates. While several...

Smiling woman with short, styled hair wearing a teal jacket and star-shaped earrings, posed outdoors with a blurred background.

Today Can Be Different

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Judging others as we want them to judge us Sheryl Boldt I used to think I was a better Christian...

An office portrait of Dr. Tangela Madge, Superintendent of Randolph County School District. She is a Black woman with long, dark, straight hair smiling warmly while seated at a cherry-wood desk with her hands clasped. She is wearing a grey blazer over a black top, hoop earrings, and a silver heart necklace. A Dell computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse sit on the desk, and a red and black desk sign in the foreground displays her name and title.

Gadsden County native receives state leadership award

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Erin HillGadsden County News Service A Gadsden County native has received one of Georgia’s highest honors in educational leadership. Dr....

Portrait of a middle-aged Black man looking directly forward with a serious expression. He is bald, wears rectangular glasses, and is dressed in a black button-down shirt, a matching black vest, and a striped tie with brown, cream, and black bands. The image has a plain white background.

4th annual 100 Men in Black Fellowship to unite Gadsden and Leon County men

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Dr. Deborah ThigpenGadsden County News Service A powerful call for spiritual leadership, unity and purpose is going out to men...

A panoramic group portrait of James A. Shanks High School alumni celebrating their 50th class reunion on an indoor stage with a dark blue curtain backdrop. More than twenty Black men and women pose together, with most wearing matching black t-shirts featuring a gold tiger emblem and '50th Class Reunion' text. Some attendees are standing along the front edge, while others sit on the stage lip or chairs behind them under an American flag.

Shanks Class of 1976 celebrates 50th reunion

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Erin HillGadsden County News Service Members of the James A. Shanks High School Class of 1976 gathered Memorial Day weekend...

Legal Notices

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.: 2025 CP 000496 IN RE: ESTATE OF CHRISTA...

A red, white, and blue patriotic-themed speed boat cruising fast on the water for the Chattahoochee Thunder Nationals on the Apalachicola River. Two men are inside the boat, which features white stars on its blue trim, a large black Mercury outboard motor on the back, and a large American flag waving from a flagpole behind the seats.

Chattahoochee Thunder Nationals to roar back to River Landing Park

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Erin Hill Gadsden County News Service High-powered drag boats are set to return to the Apalachicola River this weekend as...

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The Gadsden County Times has been a part of Gadsden County's future for more than 120 years. With offices in Quincy and Havana, but covering the news throughout the County, from Chattahoochee to Concord, Gretna, Greensboro, Midway and everything in between.

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