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The Franklin County Tourist Development Council Grant Program opens on June 17, 2024, for non-profit groups and governmental organizations. The event promotion grants are split into two categories. The first category is designed to assist local non-profit organizations in marketing…
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the record 103-day 2024 Gulf Red Snapper recreational season, the longest season since the state was delegated management of Gulf red snapper. This season will include both a summer and fall season which includes major holiday…
If you’re a nature lover planning a visit to Florida’s Forgotten Coast, be sure to add Tate’s Hell State Forest to your must-see list. Nestled between the Apalachicola and Ochlocknee Rivers in Franklin County, this breathtaking forest spans over 202,000…
Franklin County, nestled along Florida’s Forgotten Coast, holds within its shores tales of maritime history and resilience. Two iconic structures stand as beacons of this rich heritage, guiding visitors through time and tide: the Cape St. George Lighthouse and the…
Weather: Spring brings warm and pleasant temperatures ranging from the 70s to 80s Fahrenheit (20s to 30s Celsius) and abundant sunshine with occasional showers, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. Explore the Forgotten Coast Waters This Spring Spring…
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