Today's News

The road to a 10,000-square-foot adult entertainment center in Midway’s 10-90 Industrial Park will be easier to navigate now after the council voted to hear the first reading of an ordinance at the July regular meeting to allow the sale of alcohol.

Brian Boulware, a Tallahassee businessman, said his intent is to invest $400,000 into the venture that will be “nice and first-class.”

In small communities, partnerships can make or break an event. The partnership between the city of Quincy, Gadsden County Emergency Management Office, the school district, the Department of Health in Gadsden County, the Gadsden County Health Council and Farm Share made the June 1 Information and Education Fair on the Courthouse Square.

There may soon be specialist physicians coming to Gadsden County because the Gadsden County Board of County Commissioners, during their May 21 regular meeting, approved a $155,000 amendment. The money will be used to add 1,200 square feet for physicians’ office space to the existing Gadsden Campus of Capital Regional Medical Center.

Even before 8 a.m., people started arriving on the East Gadsden High School campus. By 8:45 a.m., the gymnasium, the venue for graduation was full and people were directed to go to the overflow room in the cafeteria. That, too, was filling up quickly.

“Ladies and gentlemen, I would ask you to make alittle more room. We have people still standing outside waiting to come in; some have come quite a distance so please let’s try to accommodate,” said Gadsden County School Superintendent Reginald James.