The Little Paper with the BIG TOOT
On behalf of the City of Chipley, Chipley Garden Club is pleased to announce the July Yard of the Month winner: Bessie Russ at 745 Orange Street. Bessie has a beautiful stand of roses lining the walkway to her home and a lovely manicured lawn. If you’re in the area, drive by and take a look.
On Saturday June 29, 2024, The Annual 4th of July Parade was held that evening with the fireworks held later that night.
Fireworks will be held on the 4th of July, 2024 3:00pm until 10:00pm at the T.J. Roulhac Enrichment & Activity Center. Read More …
Join us for a ” BACK TO SCHOOL COMMUNITY EVENT”. Read More …
THE POWER OF EARTHWORMS: MOTHER NATURE’S ORIGINAL FERTILIZER
Chipley Garden Club is pleased invite the public to attend a free presentation by Sam Baker, Chief Executive Officer of WriggleBrew, on Wednesday, July 10 at 10AM at the Washington County Ag Center in Chipley. Read More …
The Board also recognized Ms. Jennifer Kincaid, the new principal of Roulhac Middle School.
First Presbyterian Church of Chipley Presents Randall Franks
Even though it has been unbearably hot, the garden club has been hard at work. The Butterfly Team continues to weed, water, mulch, and place new plants in the Butterfly Garden at Falling Waters State Park. Read More …
Dear Citizens of Washington County,
On behalf of The Washington County Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller’s
Office, I would like you to say Thank You! Read More …
The 68th Annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival continued Saturday with a Pancake Breakfast, 5K Hot Trot, Watermelon Parade, Classic Car Show, Big Watermelon Auction, arts, crafts and food vendors at the Shrine Club, Washington County Agricultural Center and the Florida Panhandle Technical College. Read More …
The 68th Annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival kicked off at Jim Trawick Park in Chipley on Friday, June 21st with a free concert featuring country music stars Exile, Jeff Bates, and Clay Walker. Read More …