People & Community

Residents all over rural Florida have been hunting eggs filled with goodies and rehiding them. The game has emerged as another way for a small community to come together.

Local government representatives and emergency responders urged area residents to have their own plans and resources set to go.

The event has grown into a massive showcase for the region's independent small farmers and their produce.

A historical immersion is in store for visitors, all at no charge.

Volunteers in Apalachicola spent a recent Saturday morning picking up trash along the river, followed by a celebration with live music and a dunk tank.

Residents in Wewahitchka recently celebrated one of the things that makes their community special—tupelo honey.

Intermittent morning showers prompted the American Legion's ceremonies to move indoors.

The first reading of President Lincoln's historic proclamation took place in 1865 on the steps of what is now called the Knott House.

The act of worm grunting is a technique that involves rubbing a metal poll on a piece of carved wood. This sound sends vibrations through the ground and causes earthworms to surface—hence the name worm grunting. Those worms were then traditionally collected and sold as bait to local fishermen.

Several dozen people were touring some of Tallahassee's ancient grave sites this week.