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Today marks the four-year anniversary of Hurricane Michael crashing into the Florida Panhandle as a Category 5 storm. While progress has been made toward putting the ravaged communities back together, there’s still a long way to go. Blountstown Elementary students and staff took another step toward recovery last week as they helped break ground on their new school.
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Forestry crews and firefighters have made progress on containing a massive blaze in northwest Florida, with the help of recent rainfall.
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Firefighters have protected most of the homes and businesses threatened by wildfires in northwest Florida this week, but they still have a lot of work ahead of them to contain a massive blaze that's burning in three counties.
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More than three inches of rain fell last night over a massive wildfire in northwest Florida, but the fire hasn't gotten smaller.
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High winds from the Bertha Swamp Road Fire pushed farther into Calhoun and Gulf Counties late Tuesday. The change in direction has forced evacuations in those counties.
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Preparations are underway for the grand opening of the Calhoun County airport after its terminal and hangars were damaged during Hurricane Michael. Local officials hope the repairs and upgrades will attract more industry to the area.
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A major overhaul of an airport terminal in Calhoun County is underway. The new facility will be about 3,600 square feet, much bigger than the old 400 square-foot terminal.
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Florida’s Attorney General recognizes a Calhoun County Sheriff sergeant and deputy who responded to an active-shooter situation in May. The officers received a Back the Blue award.
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Calhoun County Schools re-opened its schools today after Hurricane Michael brought some level of damage to all of its campuses. Ryan Dailey recently spoke…
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Disaster Recovery Centers in Gulf and Calhoun Counties are now open. That adds to the list of locations in North Florida where residents can get in-person…