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Gadsden County Times – Legals – 11/30
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Read moreInternet cafe security guard killed in armed robbery
The Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office responded to Evan’s Quality Grocery Meats and Deli shortly after midnight on Wednesday Nov. 15...
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Quincy man dies in single-car crash
A Quincy man is dead after a single-car crash last week. According to a press release, Florida Highway Patrol responded...
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Direct Auto Exchange gives 400 meals to families in need
Hundreds of families received an early Thanksgiving blessing in Havana last week. Cars were lined up for miles–past Dollar General...
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Quincy chief’s firing reveals division within police department – Investigations of the police department and the city manager’s office are underway after the firing of the police chief.
City manager Rob Nixon recently fired Quincy Police Chief Timothy Ashley. Now Nixon’s job may be in jeopardy. Ashley was...
Read moreGadsden County announces holiday closures and service change for Thanksgiving
The following holiday closures and service changes will occur in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. Closed Wednesday, November 22, 2023,...
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Every Saturday is a family day at Gadsden Arts
Looking for fun over the holidays, or on any weekend? Every Saturday, the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum offers hours...
Read more2023 Sneads football season ends – Life does not always lay out a perfect path for us to follow but we learn to walk it anyway.
The Sneads Pirates traveled back home from Blountstown with an unwanted loss last Friday night that abruptly brought their 2023...
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Local veterans honored at annual ceremony
Gadsden County leaders, veterans, and the general public gathered on the Gadsden County Courthouse square on Friday, November 10 to...
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Untamed tastes – Across the Track Hunting club holds annual wild game cookout.
Rattlesnake tastes like chicken. At least that was the general consensus at this year’s Across the Track Hunting Club’s annual...
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