In a twist of fate, pirates gave of their loot to authorities of the sea. The Blackwater Pyrates, under Captain Whitebeard, Walt Schumann (left), gave $1,750 to Milton’s Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotill…
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Flying high over SRC
Wednesday, I posted to my personal Facebook account, “I flew a plane today.” To give readers an idea what a student’s first day in flight school is like, Alan Buskirk, assistant chief flight instruct…
District Governor spoke at Milton Rotary Tuesday
Milton Rotary was happy to welcome District Governor Dave Rauch and his wife Gretchen speak at the club meeting on Tuesday. Rauch spoke of goals the Rotary has for this year, many of the projects Rot…
Walking in Milton, meandering down Elmira and Berryhill Streets
Elmira Street is one of the most historic blocks in downtown Milton. Considering the beauty of the architecture and gazing at the oldest church in the county, it can give one the feel of what the to…
Tank’s fire truck ride
Melissa Stankard, with a local rescue called SouthBark, said a bonded pair of Am Bulldogs, Tink and Tank, were rescued from Mobile County Animal shelter who were owner surrendered two years ago. A fa…
Pet of the Week
Pet of the Week
Morning Glory Circle kicks off new season
Sonya Robinson, President of the Milton Garden Club (MGC) welcomed new and returning members to the club, Friday. Every August the club’s season starts up again with the Milton Garden Club Welcome Co…
Smarter choices made for dinner, reports said
Kids or their parents might be making smarter choices when they visit fast food restaurants, even though burger joints are still the most popular drive-through stops, according to the results of a ne…
Local gardeners attend training
Members of Chipley Garden Club, Wausau Garden Club and Washington County Master Gardeners attended Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. Short Course North “Month-by-Month” in Milton, Thursday and…
Serving a village
Ftr. Matt Dollhausen of St. Mary’s shares his heart for a far away community