On Saturday, June 29 more than 50 local, black-owned businesses filled the Gadsden County Courthouse Square for the Black Biz...
Read moreDetailsLast week, the Gadsden County Cooperative Extension Service facility was renamed in honor of former United States Congressman Alfred Lawson,...
Read moreDetailsDozens of people left the Gadsden County Courthouse with smiles on their faces Saturday.More than sixty people appeared before Judge...
Read moreDetailsThe Leaf Theatre was filled with laughter Monday afternoon as children played–running, jumping, skipping on stage.As Quincy Music Theatre wraps...
Read moreDetailsThe Juneteenth Unity Celebration was held for the Juneteenth National Holiday in the Gadsden County Courthouse Square. The event included...
Read moreDetailsLast week Quincy commissioners voted unanimously to accept a grant that will bring more housing to the city.The Gadsden County...
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a pet grooming and boarding business was recently arrested and charged with more than 100 criminal misdemeanors...
Read moreDetailsQuincy native Russell Harrison, Sr. founded a mentorship program to help mold boys into respectable men. Harrison says God gave...
Read moreDetailsA great group of artists, admirers, donors, and volunteers gathered to attend the 36th Annual Art in the Gadsden Juried...
Read moreDetailsThe Carter-Parramore High Alumni Scholarship Fund, Inc. awarded scholarships to nine graduates in the Gadsden County High School Class of...
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