The Panhandle Press
Valerie CrowderSubscribe for independent local news, tailored for people who live and work in the Florida Panhandle.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | panhandle.press |
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Tallahassee Film Festival will feature 'Welcome to Jay' and other films from the Panhandle
From the film “Welcome to Jay” the portrait of a white farmer named Sam Echols who was killed in 1922 is shown next to Gus Benjamin, a Black teenager who was shot and killed in 2010. Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Morgan
Two million Florida voters are being disenfranchised by write-in, 'ghost candidates'
Write-in candidates, many of them no-shows known as ghost candidates, have shut out voting for more than two million Floridians in next Tuesday’s upcoming primary election. Photo credit: Valerie Crowder, The Florida Trident
How to vote in the August primary elections
Early voting stations are set up at the Leon County Supervisor of Elections Office on Friday, Aug. 9, 2024. Early voting in Leon County runs from Saturday, Aug. 10 - Sunday, Aug. 18. Photo credit: Valerie Crowder, The Panhandle Press
Meet the candidates: Leon County School Board races give voters choices
Two candidates are running for Leon County School Board Districts 2 and 4. Photo credit: Wokandapix - Pixabay
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I'm an award-winning journalist based in the Florida Panhandle. My reporting has appeared in the New York Times, as well as on NPR and public radio stations across Florida. Email story tips to [email protected].
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