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Anglers love fall fishing on the Forgotten Coast for a good reason. The cooler temperatures, peaceful surroundings, and shorter days create the perfect environment for both freshwater and saltwater favorites to bite. While fall officially began on September 20, fish…
If you’re seeking a tranquil winter escape infused with a distinctive historical charm, look no further than the hidden gem of Florida’s Forgotten Coast, Franklin County, which offers a captivating journey through time for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.…
The Franklin County Tourist Development Council (FCTDC) won three of the State’s highest marketing awards this week for “The Forgotten Coast Monthly Newsletter” in the Direct Marketing Category, the “Embrace The Pace Spring Campaign” in Print Advertising, and for the “Coastal Clues:…
One of Apalachicola’s most distinctive historic landmarks is ready to welcome the community once again. Franklin County Commissioners celebrated the grand re-opening of the Fort Coombs Armory on Wednesday, August 5, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of a…
More than 50 maritime and history enthusiasts gathered at Apalachicola’s former Lombardi Oyster Plant on Tuesday, August 5 to celebrate the grand opening of the Franklin County Maritime Heritage Museum. The museum is part of the Olan “Buddy” Ward Franklin…
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