Gadsden County
De-Stash event held at Havana’s Artists Helping Artists gallery – Local artists mingle while discussing art, selling art supplies
The Artists Helping Artists Gallery, located in downtown Havana, recently held a special De-Stash event on Saturday morning, July 10....
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Federal money to turn Quincy school into disaster shelter
A former school building in Quincy may be getting a facelift and new purpose, thanks to a projected $4.6 million...
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Breakfast with a Battle Buddy: Gadsden County Veterans Service to host free breakfast for local veterans
“Breakfast With A Battle Buddy” is the name that the Gadsden County Veterans Service Office is giving to the first-ever...
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Local law enforcement respond to state’s Use of Force legislation
In June, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a police reform bill (House Bill 7051) after unanimous decision in both the...
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Alcoholic drinks to be sold on-the-go: State law permits to-go sales of alcoholic beverages
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida was one of many states that allowed businesses with proper licensing to...
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ONE OF US: Cecelia Madry
Local Band Director Making A Joyful Noise In The Community For some, music is just a hobby - but for...
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Gadsden County remembers Dr. Frederick S. Humphries: Florida A&M University president makes a big impact on a small town
Many are mourning the loss of former Florida A&M University President Frederick S. Humphries and though this is a time...
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Greenshade AME Church brings health and wellness to the Greenshade-Dogtown community
This past Saturday, the congregation of Greenshade African Methodist Episcopal Church joined the “Resurrecting a Healthier You” initiative – a...
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Local churches to bring together faith and health
With many citizens eyeing the end of the pandemic, several churches in Gadsden County are aspiring to create a healthier...
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