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Florida's high court weighs RICO charge against an ex- Jackson deputy who planted drugs on innocentsShould a 1970s Florida law aimed at breaking up organized crime apply to a disgraced sheriff’s deputy who planted drugs on innocent people? That’s the issue before the Florida Supreme Court.
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The service area expansion will also mean additional staff hirings.
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County leaders prepare to spend millions of dollars to cover repairs.
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Jackson County commissioners will consider more public input on Tuesday before possibly reworking a proposed ban on disposable containers along Spring Creek.
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The state is sending nearly $30 million to small and rural communities across Florida. The money comes from a federally funded grant program aimed at improving infrastructure and developing local economies.
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The town of Alford is going to install a new water pipe. It’s part of a plan to make the community more resilient to storms.
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Gulf Power is clearing land for a second solar energy center in Jackson County.
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Amazon plans to create 10-15 new package-sorting and delivery jobs in rural Jackson County by the end of the month.
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Jackson County's supervisor of elections Sylvia Stephens is concerned COVID-19 could deter some of the poll workers that officials usually count on for election day. She says the county needs about 30 more workers for August and November.
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Greenwood's only grocery store caught fire after Hurricane Michael. A year after the storm, it still hasn’t been replaced. The residents of the Jackson…