Current IssueHomecoming, Friday Night Football & Fall Along the River
BHS Homecoming, big wins for the Tigers and Bulldogs, Goat Day ahead, election dates to know, outdoors notes, and Sharon’s BLT Dip.
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Current IssueBHS Homecoming, big wins for the Tigers and Bulldogs, Goat Day ahead, election dates to know, outdoors notes, and Sharon’s BLT Dip.
Read This Week’s IssueHomecoming, two big football wins and key October dates lead the Oct. 1 River Ledger.
Downtown Blountstown hosts the Homecoming Parade Friday, Oct. 2 beginning at 12:30 p.m.
Homecoming details →Blountstown shut out Port St. Joe and returns home 4–1 for Friday night’s Homecoming game against Arnold.
Tigers schedule →Liberty County improved to 4–1 with a road win over Sneads and turns its attention to Wewahitchka.
Bulldogs schedule →Goat Day, election dates, local road work and Sharon’s game-day-ready BLT Dip.
The 41st Annual Goat Day & Pioneer Day returns to Sam Atkins Park and the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement with vendors, food, music, demonstrations and goat judging.
Calhoun and Liberty County residents who still need to register for the Nov. 3 General Election have until Monday, Oct. 5. Early voting begins Oct. 24.
Calhoun County is moving toward striping work on CR 69A and St. Rose Community Road. Drivers should watch for crews once work begins.
Bacon, lettuce and tomato flavors come together in an easy creamy dip made for football weekends and family get-togethers.
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Visit Heather TyeThe BHS Homecoming Parade begins at 12:30 p.m. Friday before the Tigers host Arnold that night.
Blountstown is home for Homecoming, while Liberty County meets Wewahitchka after a 35–14 win over Sneads.
Sam Atkins Park and the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement host one of Calhoun County’s signature fall traditions.
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