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Marianna filmmaker to hold auditions for his latest short film
Local filmmaker Ben Hall is getting ready to shoot a psychological thriller.
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Moose Lodge warned for selling without license
A local organization was recently issued a notice of noncompliance from the state division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco for selling alcoholic beverages without a license.
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Ex- Main Street director arrested
Charles Dean “Chuck” Sims, who served as Marianna’s Main Street program director until Thursday, was charged with burglary last week.
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From Jan.1 to May 31, E911 staff has answered 391 false calls
E-911 Coordinator Christine Daniels prints out a Jackson County map Thursday.
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Cottondale plans meeting to discuss toll road
Some Cottondale residents are seeking more answers about the proposed toll road which they fear will negatively affect their business community.
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Marianna All Stars pick up district win
The Marianna AAA All Stars picked up their first win in district competition Saturday night in Chipley with a 12-4 defeat of Holmes County.
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Plane crash leaves pilot dead in Bay County; passenger escapes
An experimental airplane that took off from Bay County International Airport Monday afternoon crashed, leaving the pilot dead.
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3 Taser hits leave Marianna man in critical condition
Nicholas Cody, 27, is currently in critical condition at a local hospital. Cody had a Taser used against him three times during the course of a traffic stop and subsequent foot pursuit that happened Sunday evening.
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Grand Ridge enters AAA district play
The Grand Ridge AAA All-Stars took the field last night for their first game of district play in Blountstown. With two teams dropping out of competition, the Indians drew Havana for their first game.
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Summer league basketball sizzles on court
Summer basketball continues to heat up this year as four teams took to the hardwoods at the Marianna High School gym Thursday night.
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Teachers spending summer exploring what makes businesses work
Many Jackson County teachers will return to the classroom this fall equipped with knowledge that will help students better understand what employers want.The Jackson County School Board, through the efforts of the Chipola Regional Workforce and the state Career and Professional Act, has teachers scheduled to observe in 30 businesses in Jackson County and one in Calhoun County.
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New designation will allow Chipola to expand education programs for area
Chipola College reaches a milestone today when Gov. Charlie Crist officially designates the institution a state college.
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Summer volleyball takes off across Jackson County
Marianna High School volleyball coach Belinda Christopher tipped off the summer season with seven teams taking the court.
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Toll road talk turns to Jackson County
Jackson County Development Council’s executive director says a proposed toll road from Montgomery, Ala., to U.S. 98 can only bring benefits to the local community.
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Marianna Bulldogs take 3 wins at home
The Marianna Bulldogs baseball team racked up three more wins Thursday before a large home crowd at Bulldog Field.
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Business leader tells story of success in Jackson County
Garry Gochenaur didn’t find success overnight in business, but confidence and a caring community are at least two of the reasons he attributes to establishing Marianna Truss and Marianna Metal Roofing.
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Water plan draws ire of Florida congressional members
WASHINGTON — Members of Florida’s congressional delegation want the federal government to put a hold on a new drought plan that will allow operators of federal dams in Georgia to withhold more water for metropolitan Atlanta at the expense of their state.
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Eastern equine virus found in Jackson County horse
Local health officials are urging residents and visitors to the area to take steps to protect themselves against mosquitoes after a case of Eastern equine encephalitis was confirmed this week in Jackson County.
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Tourism agency launches campaign to draw more visitors to Jackson County
An intense advertising campaign is under way to promote Jackson County as a regional destination while gas prices remain high.The Jackson County Tourism Development Council will spend $6,000 over a three-month period in a campaign dubbed “Know Your Neighbor.”
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Jackson County gets top honor for rural economic development
Bill Stanton
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