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Fuel service that was recently halted so an underground fuel tank project could proceed at Laurel Hill’s lone gas station reportedly might return in early June.
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The Baker Gators football team wrapped up a successful spring season with a dominant performance against Florala on May 16.
All phases of the team were clicking for Baker as they jumped out to a 27-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Laurel Hill Arts and Heritage Festival is June 7 5b1n1u
It was festival time in Laurel Hill. As Mildred Campbell laid out multiple pots of various native plants she’d raised, Tracy Curenton, with the assistance of her brother, Mark, and cousin, Janet Twitty, was setting up a books-and-DVDs sale.
Northwest Florida might have been home to America’s first domesticated cats 1g1w33
A recently published archaeological study is shedding new light on the role of domesticated cats in the early days of Colonial America. The remains of the cats at the heart of the article were found on a 1559 shipwreck in Pensacola Bay, dubbed Emmanuel Point II.
Laurel Hill Arts and Heritage Festival is June 7 5b1n1u
It was festival time in Laurel Hill. As Mildred Campbell laid out multiple pots of various native plants she’d raised, Tracy Curenton, with the assistance of her brother, Mark, and cousin, Janet Twitty, was setting up a books-and-DVDs sale.
Northwest Florida might have been home to America’s first domesticated cats 1g1w33
A recently published archaeological study is shedding new light on the role of domesticated cats in the early days of Colonial America. The remains of the cats at the heart of the article were found on a 1559 shipwreck in Pensacola Bay, dubbed Emmanuel Point II.
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