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$1.00 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 Vol. 96 No. 1 County leader says trust and unity are key for 2019 MUST BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com cover from the crisis and moves county. They accomplished a to overshadow our memories forward. She offered this syn- negotiated contract with the of 2018 as a whole, but I would The year 2019 begins with opsis: fi re-rescue union. And most like to encourage our commu- READS many extra challenges on the “As I refl ect on 2018, I am recently they acquired the Doz- nity to see this as an opportu- table for Jackson County in proud of what Jackson Coun- ier property and a $5.8 million nity casting potential light on M the wake of much destruction ty Commissioners accom- grant (to begin its redevelop- 2019, instead. This is a chance wrought by Hurricane Michael plished,” she wrote. “The board ment). With proper planning, to rebuild, to reorganize, and to last October. Jackson County realized a balanced budget. Dozier has the potential for recreate who we are as a coun- Administrator Wilanne Daniels They reorganized to create a changing that area of the coun- ty. What will be involved in this was asked to share her thoughts public works department. The ty in tremendous ways. decision? It will involve trust. on the old year and forecast board adopted incentive strate- “We all experienced the ef- We will have to choose to trust what might be in store this year gies to encourage development fects of Hurricane Michael. It as this community begins to re- of new businesses within the might be tempting to allow that See COUNTY, Page 11A

2018 YEAR IN REVIEW

NATION People all over Triumphs out of tragedy welcome in new year 12A LOCAL Jackson Hospital announces Employees of the Month 3A

SPORTS ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTOS Students gather during a vigil at Pine Trails Park for the victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. Marianna closes Nikolas Cruz, a former student, was charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. The shooting in Parkland was one of the top stories in Ocheesee Classic Florida in 2018. with big victory Amid 2018’s tragedies were moments of compassion and duty

The Associated Press manity, their selfless strength 1B and their sense of duty amid Deadliest shooting at an the suffering. American high school: Park- As the year draws to a close, INSIDE TODAY’S FLORIDAN land, Florida. Associated Press reporters on Deadliest U.S. wildfire in a the front lines of some of the CLASSIFIEDS 10B century: Paradise, California. year’s heartbreaking stories PUZZLES 4B Deadliest attack on Jews in offer up accounts of compas- STATE 5A American history: Pittsburgh. sion and decency. LOCAL 3A The cities of Parkland, Para- ‘I CHOSE TO ACT’ OBITUARIES 11A dise and Pittsburgh became OPINION 4A synonymous with tragedy in Rabbi Jeffrey Myers said no SPORTS 1B 2018, a year when the nation class in any seminary could Volunteers search for human remains at a mobile home park in seemed to careen from one have prepared anyone for the Paradise, Calif. Task force leader Craig Covey, center left, says his deadly horror to another. Yet role he was thrust into. team is doing a second search because there are outstanding reports in every calamity, there were of missing people whose last known address was at the mobile home OBITUARIES people who showed their hu- See REVIEW, Page 9A park. MRS. LILLIAN MERCER HATCHER DONALD W. JOHNS LORITA BROWN SCURLOCK Hurricane Michael PAGE 11A Communities dedicated to TODAY’S WEATHER long-term storm recovery High: 73 Low: 60 BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER As countless conversations dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com ultimately turned to that criti- cal topic, various leaders in As local residents were still government, secular non-prof- Mostly Cloudy feeling the immediate shock of its, churches and other seg- Details, 2A Hurricane Michael’s destruc- ments of society started meet- tion, they were also absorbing ing weekly and informally to FOLLOW US the realization that it would talk about how to systematical- take years of commitment and ly take on the challenge of long- concentrated efforts for the re- term recovery. DEBORAH BUCKHALTER/FLORIDAN gion to fully recover from all it With lives and structures like this one left in pieces by Hurricane Michael, suffered in those few hours. See RECOVERY, Page 11A long-term recovery efforts by the local community have begun.

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From the Archives: 1973 EDITED BY ANGIE COOK acook@jcfloridan.com Publisher — Valeria Roberts vroberts@jcfloridan.com A look back at local history as chronicled in the Jackson County Floridan. CONTACT US Telephone: 850-526-3614 Campbellton‘lost’ FAX: 850-482-4478 on government log Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com Campbellton is among ten tiny Florida Street Address: towns which may have lost out on revenue 4403 Constitution Lane sharing funds because the federal govern- Marianna, FL 32448 ment apparently doesn’t know they exist. Office Hours: Campbellton Mayor Woodrow Porter Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. informed by the Floridan of an Associated Press report that his city was one of the ten The Jackson County Floridan (USPS cities in Florida eligible for federal funds but 271-840) is published each Wednes- apparently overlooked by the U.S. Treasury day and Saturday. Jackson County Department says he was under the impres- subscribers should receive their sion from correspondence his community mailed edition each Wednesday would receive some of the funds. and Saturday. If you did not receive A Campbellton businessman informed of your newspaper, contact customer the oversight said,“Well, the Internal Rev- service at 850-526-3614. Peri- enue Service knows where Campbellton is. odical postage paid at Marianna, FL. That’s the government, the reimbursement department can’t fi nd us but the collection Postmaster please send change of department sure as heck can.” address to 4403 Constitution Lane, — JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, Marianna, FL 32448. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1973 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Prisoner upkeep costly Mail Delivery: 3 months, $20; The cost of keeping a prisoner for one week 6 months, $40; 12 months, $78. at the Jackson County Prison Camp has Electronic Edition: E-Edition is free risen to $158. with a paid print subscription. That fi gure was revealed by Commission Get digital access with unlimited web Chairman M.A. Schack at a recent commis- and mobile web access to JCFloridan. sion meeting. com and our electronic replica edi- Schack reported to fellow board members tion for $6.00 per month. Requires he had compiled fi gures on the prison facil- EZ Pay. All prices listed are subject to ity which show the yearly cost of keeping Florida sales tax (if applicable). one inmate, at the present rate of use, is $8,228.15 per prisoner per year. ADVERTISING “Only one employee of the prison camp The advertiser agrees that the pub- earns more per week than the expense lisher shall not be liable for damages of keeping a prisoner per week,” Schack declared,“and that is Captain Hill.” Dennie arising out of errors and advertise- Hill is the prison camp superintendent. ments beyond the amount paid for — JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, the space actually occupied by that WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1973 portion of the advertisements in which the error occurred, whether Ticket offi ce entered at park; safe stolen Love needed for addicts such error is due to the negligence of The ticket offi ce at the gate of the Caverns State Park in Marianna was bro- Mrs.Alvah Martin, an RN at Tallahassee Community College told the Chipola the publisher’s employees or other- ken into sometime late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, according to Services Association Tuesday that those people who are prone to become wise, and there shall be not liability Jackson County Sheriff Ronnie Craven. drug addicts do so because they have failed to establish a communication for non-insertion of any advertise- Craven said the safe, which contained $198, was taken and later recovered link with one significant person in their lives. ment beyond the amount paid for by investigators northeast of Greenwood, about one-fourth mile south of SR She said,“love is the answer if there is an answer. If there is a cure at all, it is a such advertisement. This newspaper 165, on a dirt road. Officers said the safe door had been peeled open. human-to-human relationship more than anything else.” will not knowingly accept or publish — JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, — JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1973 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1973 illegal material of any kind. Adver- tising which expresses preference based on legally protected personal characteristics is not acceptable. Today in History Today is Wednesday, Jan. 2, abolished in 1995.) “Singing HOW TO GETYOUR the second day of 2019. There Thought for Today cowboy” star Tex Ritter died in NEWS PUBLISHED are 363 days left in the year. “You are not very good if you are not better than your best Nashville at age 68. The Jackson County Floridan will friends imagine you to be.” In 1983, the original Broad- publish news of general interest free Today’s Highlight in History: way production of the musical — Johann Kaspar Lavater of charge. Submit your news or Com- On Jan. 2, 1900, U.S. Secretary “Annie” closed after a run of Swiss theologian (1741-1801) munity Calendar events via e-mail, of State John Hay announced 2,377 performances. fax, mail, or hand delivery. Fees may the “Open Door Policy” to fa- In 1986, former baseball went on trial in Flemington, Reagan took the oath of office apply for wedding, engagement, an- cilitate trade with China. owner Bill Veeck, remembered New Jersey, on charges of as the new governor of Cali- niversary and birth announcements. for his well-publicized stunts kidnapping and murdering the fornia in a ceremony that took Forms are available at the Floridan On this date: and promotional gimmicks, In 1788 20-month-old son of Charles place in Sacramento shortly offi ces. Photographs must be of , Georgia became the including an exploding score- fourth state to ratify the U.S. and Anne Lindbergh. just after midnight. board and a midget pinch-hit- good quality and suitable for print. Constitution. In 1942, the Philippine capital In 1974, President Richard ter, died in Chicago at age 71. The Floridan reserves the right to In 1792, the fi rst classes began of Manila was captured by Nixon signed legislation requir- In 2000, Retired Admiral edit all submissions. at Georgetown University in Japanese forces during World ing states to limit highway Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr., known Washington, D.C. War II. speeds to 55 miles an hour as early in his career for GETTING IT RIGHT In 1929, the United States and In 1960, Sen. John F. Kennedy a way of conserving gasoline modernizing the Navy and later The Jackson County Floridan’s policy Canada reached agreement on of Massachusetts launched in the face of an OPEC oil for ordering the spraying of is to correct mistakes promptly. To joint action to preserve Niagara his successful bid for the embargo. (The 55 mph limit Agent Orange in Vietnam, died report an error, please call 526-3614 Falls. presidency. was effectively phased out in in Durham, N.C. at age Monday-Friday. In 1935, Bruno Hauptmann In 1967, Republican Ronald 1987; federal speed limits were 79. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com LIFE IN JACKSON COUNTY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 3A Jackson Hospital announces Employees of the Month

Special to the Floridan

Jackson Hospital in Mar- ianna recently named two BIRTHDAYS well-deserving employees ANNIVERSARIES for its October and No- & vember employee of the Wednesday, month designation. Hospital officials con- JANUARY 2, 2019 gratulate Monitor Tech- nician Debbie Cook and BIRTHDAYS Registered Nurse Sharon Gill Duffee Tucker as October and No- Hannah Travis vember Employee of the Kylie Campbell Month, respectively. Liz Jackson Cook serves patients and Luverne Tidwell families in Jackson Hospi- tal’s 10-bed Special Care ANNIVERSARIES Unit. Gary & Jennie Ann Dean Nurse Tucker provides emergency nursing care to patient and families expe- riencing life-threatening health events in Jackson Thursday, SUBMITTED PHOTOS Hospital’s Emergency De- At left are October Employee of the Month Debbie Cook (left) and Hospital CFO Kevin Rovito. At right are Hospital CEO Jim JANUARY 3, 2019 partment. Platt, November Employee of the Month Sharon Tucker, RN, and ER Director Jason Jerkins, RN. The award luncheon BIRTHDAYS held Nov. 30, 2018, recog- Cook was awarded for acute recognition of pa- for Hospital care. She rec- to the call Hurricane Mi- nized all employees nomi- her heroic action provid- tient needs garnered her ognized the patient lived chael created in the re- Austin Huett nated for employee of the ing a car ride home for a October’s employee of the close to her own home gion. Hospital CEO Jim Braxton Cody Williams month. pediatric patient and his month recognition. and offered to take care of Platt expressed thanks Jay Scott “Despite the hardships parents to their Grand After being awarded the the patient’s pets, easing on behalf of the Board of Jaysoni Fowler caused by Hurricane Mi- Ridge home. The car ride November Employee of the patient’s mind so she Trustees, Administration, Jerry Kelly chael, our employees occurred in the aftermath the Month, one-year em- could focus on her own and employees, indicating Kris L. Hobbs found hope in each other of Hurricane Michael: or- ployee Sharon Tucker, RN, recovery, knowing that the the number of great things Kyle Hand Fletcher while providing top-notch dinarily a 20 minute trip said, “I was just doing what beloved felines were being employees achieved dur- Laurie Ward healthcare services before, from the Marianna-based everybody does here.” attended. ing the month. during, and after the third hospital, this time the trip Nurse Tucker provided There are countless sto- He said, “Our biggest strongest Hurricane in the took well over three hours. care for an ER patient’s ries of Jackson Hospital’s strength is our staff and Friday, US,” Hospital CEO Jim An 18-year employee, cats during the entire time employees, volunteers culture providing excellent JANUARY 4, 2019 Platt said. Cook’s selfless act and the patient was admitted and medical staff rising care to patients.”

BIRTHDAYS Betsy Smith Wilk CHIPOLA COLLEGE Bridget Clikas Franklin Johnson Maredith Nolen Mitchell Scotty Edwards

Birthdays, anniversaries and memorials are shared by the Pilot Cub of Marianna, from their annual Community Birthday Calendar. To add your listings to future editions of the Pilot Club’s calendar, contact Claudia Smith at 482-7507. To add your listings to the newspaper, contact the Floridan at 526-3614.

Ribbon cutting planned for Milk and Honey Soft Serve and Coffee Shop

Special to the Floridan

The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and Milk and Honey Soft Serve and Coffee Shop would like to announce a Ribbon Cutting Ceremo- ny on Friday at 4 p.m. to SUBMITTED PHOTO Host John Gardner and Tech Garage return for a fi fth season on Saturday. celebrate the re-opening and re-branding of Milk and Honey Soft Serve and Coffee Shop at 4767 Hwy. 90 East, Suite E in Tech Garage returning for season fi ve Marianna. Milk and Honey Frozen Yogurt was originally Special to the Floridan going to primetime auto- automotive digital, direct- new season more than ever people who make this slated to reveal their motive TV watching time to-consumer, social, and and I’m grateful to so many happen,” says Gardner. remodel and announce The educational televi- and moving to Saturday live event portfolio, in- a name change of “Milk sion show Tech Garage mornings at 9:30 EST. This cluding Mototrend, Hot and Honey Soft Serve and is returning for season 5 business/industry/edu- Rod, Roadkill, Automobile, Coffee Shop” in mid-Oc- beginning Saturday on cational partnership with and more than 20 other D&DBailBonds tober. Due to Hurricane MotorTrend Network, rockauto.com and their industry-leading brands. Michael, remodeling had formerly Velocity. thousands of vendors With a cumulative reach of Marina Freeman, Owner to be pushed back and “It’s amazing that a part- demonstrates the need for more than 131 million, the the store is now slated for nership with business/ automotive education. company encompasses FAST,LOCAL SERVICE opening in early January. industry and education “It’s a win-win for the television’s No. 1 network 24 HOURS ADAY With the name change has produced such a suc- automotive industry and for automotive super- comes a new focus. Soft cessful television show,” helps our local panhandle fans, a leading automotive 4396 Lafayette St.•MARIANNA serve options including says Tech Garage’s host and area with economic de- YouTube Channel, and the VOICEMAIL 1.888.699.6847 gelato, Italian ice, ice Chipola College automo- velopment. Moving to Sat- MotorTrend app, the only cream and milkshakes tive instructor John Gard- urdays will be huge for us auto-dedicated subscrip- All mAjor credit cArds•cAsh will take their place one ner. “We receive so much along with being part of tion video-on-demand NowFor The Call serve! the new menu. Coffee positive feedback on the Motor Trend television is service. RespectYou De selections will also be educational demonstra- amazing,” Gardner says. In Season 5, Tech Garage Friendly& more prominent. Milk tions and trainers that ex- Motor Trend Group is will add a new segment Professional and Honey has been a plain the how’s and why’s, the largest automotive called, “Garage Ed” to pro- purveyor of Lucky Goat along with how we simplify media company in the vide training on a specific Service Coffee since opening and the diagnostics and repairs world, bringing together area throughout the 13 will continue to offer hot on everyday common ve- Discovery’s fast-growing episodes. This season will Confidential and iced coffees, lattes, hicles.” MotorTrend Network, for- cover electrical systems. frappes, cappuccinos Tech Garage is also merly Velocity, and a vast “I am excited about the “Any Jail, and more. Employees have completed barista Anywhere, training with Lucky Goat. Store hours will be 10 Anytime” a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday- LOOKING FOR MORE NEWS? VISIT Thursday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday 850-482-7001 and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on WWW.JCFLORIDAN.COM Sundays. 4A Oppinion WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019

Publisher VALERIA ROBERTS Another View Stop messing with the market n American politics, it is axiomatic that presidents get (and take) the credit for economic prosperity and the blame for Idownturns. The reality is that the state of the U.S. economy at any given time results from factors that the president can control, such as his own policies and leadership style; factors that he can’t control, such as conditions in China, Europe and other distant markets; and factors that he might influence but prob- ably shouldn’t, such as the decisions of the independent Federal Reserve. The current turbulence in the fi nancial markets, limited to paper losses so far but worryingly capable of spreading to the “real” economy, illustrates the point. You think things are bad now? Look back 40 years. The smart thing for President Donald Trump to be doing right n more robust times for the number of test explosions in to slavery at Dachau, Buchen- now would be to reassure markets that he has control over what metropolitan newspaper 1978 was 66. Anxiety over the wald and Sachsenhausen. This he can control. He would be radiating confidence about the Ibusiness, the Kansas City risk of nuclear “Kristallnacht” — the glass of medium- and long-term prospects of the U.S. economy, which, Star ran a column devoted to war was rising smashed windows covered the the Dow Jones industrial average’s ups and downs to the con- nourishing civic memory. The steeply. Within Reich like crystals — was fol- trary notwithstanding, are basically good. The Federal Reserve’s feature recalled events and a handful of lowed by a month-long barrage latest assessment provides zero evidence of imminent recession personalities from 40 years past years, 100 million of harsher anti-Jewish decrees. but, rather, indicates that “the labor market has continued to — roughly half a lifetime — and Americans — an One-fifth of all Jewish wealth strengthen and that economic activity has been rising at a strong frequently sparked refl ections David astounding 43 was confiscated, along with rate.” Trump would be redoubling efforts to remove those sources along the lines of that great Von percent of the insurance payments for the of market uncertainty based in his own policies, by pushing for French adage: The more things Drehle population — destroyed property. Jews were prompt congressional approval of his updated trade agreement change, the more they stay the would tune in forbidden to own businesses; with Mexico and Canada. Then, he would be resolving once and same. to a single broadcast: “The their children were banned for all his outstanding trade conflicts with Europe and Japan so Alas, the column has not Day After,” which depicted from public schools. as to present a united front against China, with which the United survived the many rounds of the destruction of Kansas City The lesson: Never in the States has its most legitimate trade-related grievances. He would budget cuts visited on the Star and nearby towns in a nuclear course of human events was be bargaining in good faith with Democrats to end the partial and other local papers. But its holocaust. everything well and goodness government shutdown. spirit survives in the 40 Years The newsletter took me 40 unchallenged. Hatred and vice Instead, the president has indulged his penchant for scape- Ago Column Club. I was their years deeper into the past: 1938. have always obstructed and goating, this time by blaming the Fed, and its chairman, Je- guest at lunch the other day. A darker period of human his- opposed the exercise of vir- rome Powell, for allegedly raising interest rates “too fast,” as the The club newsletter at my seat tory is hard to imagine. Joseph tues — of kindness, generosity, president put it. “The only problem our economy has is the Fed,” reminded me of the tenor of the Stalin’s terror was culminating comity, humility, honesty and Mr. Trump tweeted on the morning of Christmas Eve. “They world in 1978. Amid the powder in the Moscow “show trials” of all the others. If we feel these don’t have a feel for the Market, they don’t understand neces- keg Middle East, a revolution his political enemies, while mil- contending forces more sharply sary Trade Wars or Strong Dollars or even Democrat Shutdowns was underway in Iran. The aged lions of ordinary Soviets were in current events than through over Borders.” This outburst undercut Treasury Secretary Steven Shah, a despot installed and enslaved throughout the gulag history books, it’s not because Mnuchin’s attempt, two days earlier, to reassure the public that propped up by U.S. power, im- archipelago. Farther east, the our day is more conflicted, more his boss had no intention of fi ring Powell, nor believed he had the posed military rule in a desper- Japanese army was continuing anxious, more contentious or power to do so. Markets plunged Monday but rose Wednesday, ate attempt to extend his reign. its brutal conquest of China. more dangerous. It’s because it’s when Trump’s top economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, announced Among oppressed Iranians, a In the United States, the econ- our day. that Powell was “100 percent” safe in his position -- thereby rumor spread that the stern vis- omy was failing again. One in Now approaches the day demonstrating both the harm of Trump’s rhetoric and the need to age of Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- fi ve Americans was out of work. set aside to giving thanks. I’m mitigate it. meini had appeared in the full The midterm elections were grateful for all those, famous The basic problem here is that fi nancial markets thrive on moon — an omen that would be a massive rebuke of President and forgotten, past and present, political calm and policy stability, whereas Trump, as he has fulfilled a short time later when Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was who have lived through difficult sometimes acknowledged, feels more comfortable with conflict the Shah fl ed and Khomeini re- widely criticized as a would-be times and chosen hope over and unpredictability. Yes, stock prices can be hurt when the Fed turned from exile to inaugurate autocrat. Roosevelt’s Democrats despair, respect over contempt, raises interest rates, and the wider economy may slow as well. At an Islamic republic. lost 71 seats in the House and gentleness over cruelty, com- least when the central bank acts, however, it does so on the basis Meanwhile, a cult leader from seven in the Senate. “The New munion over division, liberty of data, economic models and other rational criteria. Unless and California, who had taken his Deal has been halted,” the influ- over tyranny, beauty over ugli- until Trump learns to make decisions the same way, his presi- followers to a jungle compound ential columnist Arthur Krock ness, dignity over base im- dency will remain a source of economic risk. in South America, ordered the declared. pulses and manipulation. These assassination of a visiting con- And in those corrupted choices are right and good, in The Washington Post gressman. Then Jim Jones led storehouses of Western culture, all times and places. But that his people in a ghastly murder- Germany and Austria, the mur- doesn’t make them easy -- not suicide that left more than 900 der of a Nazi diplomat in France today, not tomorrow, not 40 bodies putrefying in the heat. A was the pretext for an orgy years hence. third of them were children. of state-sponsored violence Six nuclear weapons were against Jews. More than 1,000 David Von Drehle writes a twice-weekly detonated around the globe in synagogues were burned in column for The Post. He was previously an a single month by four different two November days and nights; editor-at-large for Time Magazine, and is countries — the United States, at least 7,500 businesses were the author of four books, including “Rise to Greatness: Abraham Lincoln and America’s France, the United Kingdom looted; some 30,000 Jewish men Most Perilous Year” and “Triangle:The Fire and the Soviet Union. The total were arrested and condemned That Changed America.” Out to breakfast, and lunch and dinner ... was talking to my friend — Forgetting Lunch Syndrome. just can’t remember what. Charlie on the phone last Or maybe he has a body image Still, I’m a man of action. I Inight, and he said he had to problem. As a casually dropped by Charlie’s go eat dinner. He mentioned friend, isn’t it my house today just to make sure he was pretty hungry because duty to make sure he was OK, and he was act- CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE he had forgotten to eat lunch. that he isn’t a ing very, very strange. He kept Forgotten to eat lunch? There’s a danger to himself wanting to know what the COUNTY Rebecca Morris-Haid, phrase I have never used in my or others? I don’t matter with me was — as if I 850-482-9646 life. Usually, while I am eating Jim know how not were the one who forgot to eat County Commission lunch, I am planning what I am Mullen eating lunch lunch! Was there any food in his D1 - Willie Spires, 850-573-1000 STATE going to eat for breakfast three could be a danger house? Was he too embarrassed D2 - Clint Pate, 850-557-5218 Governor days from now. to others, unless to say that he had fallen on hard D3 - Chuck Lockey, 850-573- Rick Scott, 850-488-7146 I’ve already planned my meals it starts a trend of not eating times? 0997 Attorney General for the next two days. lunch. Something like, “Lose 10 I pretended to use the bath- D4 - Eric Hill, 850-557-5118 Pam Bondi, 850-414-3300 And the snacks. I’m thinking pounds by Tuesday. All you have room and snuck into his D5 - Jim Peacock, 850-573-0998 Chief Financial Officer granola. Granola pancakes. With to do is skip lunch.” It sounds kitchen. No food anywhere. I School Board Jimmy Patronis Jr., 877-693- maple-flavored whipped cream. good until you realize you ate opened the refrigerator and D1 - Terry E. Nichols, 5236 No, that would be wrong. Maple twice as much for dinner. The got the shock of my life. It was 850-263-5001 Commissioner of Agriculture syrup with plain whipped pounds are not dropping off. worse than I ever imagined. It D2 - Tony Pumphrey, Adam H. Putnam, 800-435-7352 cream. By Tuesday, you’re completely was full of bottled water and 850-557-3402 Florida Senate But if I have pancakes three bummed out because you leafy green vegetables. Kale. D3 - Stacey Goodson, D2 - George Gainer, 850-487- days from now, what will I have gained half a pound. To feel bet- Broccoli. Spinach. Charlie had 850-526-5061 5002 for lunch? Maybe I’ll go to that ter, you go shopping. For a new gone over to the dark side. D4 - Chris M. Johnson, Florida House guy who sells fi sh tacos out of a pair of pants with a stretch top. “Hungry?” he asked. 850-592-6368 D5 - Brad Drake, 850-718-0047 truck. At my age, things can go south “No,” I said. “But when did D5 - Charlotte M. Gardner, State Attorney - 14th Judicial Anyway, what I’m saying is fast when it comes to food. you start keeping rabbits?” 850-482-7204 Circuit that it is really abnormal to One day you forget to eat lunch “I’ve turned over a new leaf,” Superintendent of Schools Glenn Hess, 850-482-9555 forget about eating. Of course, and the next day you forget the he said shutting the refrigerator Larry Moore, 850-482-1200 Public Defender - 14th Charlie is the one who always name of that movie star who door. “I’m cleansing. I feel bet- County Court Judge Judicial Circuit says, “If you know someone who died. The one with the mus- ter, I’m more active, and I even Wade Mercer, 850-482-9656 Mark Sims, 850-482-9366 is normal, you must not know tache. You know who I’m talking think my memory’s improved.” Sheriff them very well.” about. He was married to that “Really? Who was that actor Lou Roberts, 850-482-9624 The few times in my life that woman with the hair. Never with the mustache married to Clerk of Circuit Court NATION I skipped a meal, it wasn’t mind, it’ll come to me when I’m the woman with the hair?” Clay Rooks, 850-482-9552 U.S. House because I forgot to eat but be- not thinking about it. There was “That sounds like Ernie Ko- Supervisor of Elections D2 -Neal Dunn, 850-785-0812 cause there were circumstances a story in one of those maga- vacs. He died 60 years ago. What Sylvia Stephens, 850-482-9652 U.S. Senate beyond my control. Emergency zines at the doctor’s office that made you think of him? You Tax Collector Bill Nelson, 202-224-5274 room visits, being broke, the said forgetting to eat lunch is must have a good memory; I Mary Carol Murdock, 850-482- Marco Rubio, 202-224-3041 fi rst day of any diet, arriving at 2 one of the seven early warning haven’t thought of him in years.” 9653 President a.m. in a small airport. signs of something. Or maybe Property Appraiser Donald J. Trump, 202-456-1414 Does Charlie have an undi- it wasn’t forgetting lunch; it was Contact Jim Mullen at agnosed eating disorder? FLS about forgetting something. I [email protected]. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com STATE& NATION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 5A Poor maintenance blamed for Florida casino shuttle boat fi re

The Associated Press lack of fi re detection in unmanned spac- es, insufficient preventive maintenance TAMPA — A casino shuttle boat fi re that and insufficient crew training. killed one woman and injured 14 other The report specifically pointed out people off Florida’s Gulf Coast was caused that the captain left the engine idling by poor maintenance and the captain’s instead of shutting it off after receiving failure to shut down the engine sooner a high-temperature alarm. This allowed investigators said. the overheating engine to continue to The National Transportation Safety generate excessive heat, affecting the ex- Board released a report in December out- haust tubes and igniting their surround- lining the factors that led to 42-year-old ing structures. Additionally, officials de- Carrie Dempsey’s death and the destruc- termined that the boat’s fuel tanks were tion of the $450,000 boat. About 50 pas- equipped with plastic hoses used as fuel sengers jumped into the chilly waters off level indicators, and the system didn’t Port Richey in January when the Island have automatic shut-off valves. This led Lady caught fi re, officials said. It was to the plastic material melting and the re- heading to a Tropical Breeze casino boat lease of diesel fuel, exacerbating the fi re. in the Gulf of Mexico, where gambling is Investigators also found that Tropical legal. Breeze had implemented a preventive After receiving a high-temperature maintenance program after a previous alarm on the port engine, the captain fi re on board another company vessel, turned the Island Lady around to return but the quality of the program was insuf- to the dock, the report said. Smoke began fi cient. The report acknowledges, how- fi lling parts of the boat, and the captain ever, that preventive maintenance pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO deliberately beached the vessel in shallow grams for small boats aren’t required or In this Jan. 14, 2018 fi le photo provided by Pasco County Fire Rescue, fl ames engulf a boat in water near shore to evacuate the passen- enforced by the U.S. Coast Guard. the area of Tampa Bay. Investigators say the casino shuttle boat fi re that killed one woman gers. The investigation found that crewmem- and injured 14 other people off Florida’s Gulf Coast was caused by poor maintenance and the Problems outlined in the NTSB report bers lacked sufficient understanding of captain’s failure to shut down the engine sooner. The National Transportation Safety Board include lack of company guidance re- fi refi ghting principles, with training drills released a report in Dec. 2018 outlining the factors that led to 42-year-old Carrie Dempsey’s garding engine high-temperature alarms, being infrequent or not completed. death and the destruction of the $450,000 boat. Yeet! List says ban ‘optics,’ ‘thought leader,’ ‘collusion’ The Associated Press which received thousands ners,” he said. of votes for banishment, There’s no overlap be- DETROIT — No collu- Shibley said. It was deemed tween this year’s list and sion! (Or at least a lot less by nominators as “too 2018 word-of-the-year pro- of it.) much (of) a shorthand” nouncements by Merriam- That’s according to a for the tragic terrorist at- Webster (“justice”) and Ox- Michigan school’s latest tacks of Sept. 11, 2001, but ford Dictionaries (“toxic”). “List of Words Banished people misunderstood and Still, the Michigan school from the Queen’s English thought the school was did ban “toxic assets” in for Mis-use, Over-use and “thumbing our noses at 2010 and “bring them to General Uselessness.” 9/11,” he said. justice” or “bring the evil- The politically charged Shibley said that with the doers to justice” in 2010. term at the center of spe- rise of social media and Another Michigan school cial prosecutor Robert ever-more-divisive politics, takes the opposite ap- Mueller’s investigation into people have even “shorter proach: Detroit’s Wayne whether President Donald fuses,” which means he State University attempts Trump’s campaign coordi- and his colleagues tread through its Word Warriors THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nated with Russia is among In a Feb. 12, 2018 fi le photo, Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., speaks during a news conference carefully. After all, the aim campaign to exhume wor- 18 entries on Lake Supe- about an immigration bill on Capitol Hill in Washington. Northern Michigan’s Lake Superior of the list isn’t to inflame thy words that have fallen rior State University’s 44th State University on Monday released their 43rd annual List of Words Banished from the but to entertain. out of favor. This year’s list annual list, which was re- Queen’s English for Mis-use, Over-use and General Uselessness. Some of the 18 chosen from “Hopefully (it) helps dif- included “couth,” “com- leased Monday. public submissions include “in the books,” “grapple,” “optics,” and “OTUS family of acronyms” fuse some of the animus punction,” and “nugatory,” University spokesman such as POTUS for the President of the United States. out there — not by laugh- which doesn’t describe John Shibley said the ing at ourselves, but by the creamy candy confec- school received about 3,000 Two other political en- There was a “whiff” of le- Eventually, the team of- laughing at how language tion known as nougat but votes through its website tries also made it: “Most gal concern back in 1994, fi cials dropped their ob- sometimes backs us into means “no value or impor- and Facebook pages. Al- important election of our when officials from the Los jections after determining some absurdly funny cor- tance.” though Trump has repeat- time” and “OTUS” acro- Angeles Lakers objected that its inclusion on the list edly tweeted that there was nyms such as POTUS — to the list’s inclusion of wasn’t “commercially fl a- “no collusion” and “collu- for President of the United “three-peat,” Shibley said. grant.” sion” was among the top- States. The acronyms that The team’s coach at the Some members of the three vote-getters — along have found their way onto time, Hall of Famer Pat Ri- public were upset at the with “wheelhouse and “in cable news shows date ley, owned the trademark. 2002 inclusion of “9-11,” the books” — its inclusion back to the late 19th centu- should not be interpreted ry, when POTUS and SCO- NEW CONSTRUCTION! as a political statement by TUS (Supreme Court of the 4747 Rill Loop, Marianna 3/2 Home the list-makers. Rather, vot- United States) were used as with open concept, granite counter ers apparently were just telegraph codes, according tops, stainless appliances Everything is new! Close to everything you need irritated by hearing and to Merriam-Webster. FLO- in Marianna! Be the first to own this reading the word so often TUS, for the fi rst lady, fi rst home! This New Subdivision is adding more homes and floor plans to choose in the past year, he said. appeared in the 1980s. from! 2nd House being Built “I can usually read a po- Among the newest terms Now! $159,900 MLS# 665204 litical nomination when — yet one the curators feel I see it,” he said. “If I saw has outlived its usefulness a string of trolls trying to — is “yeet,” which vari- pack the ballot box for po- ously refers to the name of litical reasons, I would have a dance, a taunt, an ex- caught it.” cited acknowledgement The other words or ex- or throwing something. pressions to make the list Other words are commonly are“wrap my head around,” known in one setting, such “grapple,” “optics,” “es- as “litigate” among lawyers, chew” and “thought lead- but get trotted out by some er.” Also submitted by politicians and pundits for the public for the pyre of hashing out “any matter of popular parlance: “plat- controversy,” according to form,” “ghosting,” “yeet,” one submission. Ann Jones “litigate,” “crusty,” “legally The list is meant to be in 850-209-9077 Your Real Estate Broker drunk,” “importantly” and fun, but it’s bound to raise “accoutrements.” some hackles. www.FLORIDASHOWCASEREALTY.com 6A N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 RELIGION JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com Area Church Briefs Jewish couple struggles with new home in the South

St. Anne’s Thrift BY JULIE ZAUZMER steady employment in Dothan’s Store re-opens The Washington Post smaller labor market before fi nal- Jan. 3 ly becoming an in-home aide for DOTHAN, Ala. — She was al- elderly patients. St. Anne’s Thrift ready going to be late to the Seven years later, Lisa and Ken- Store will re-open on church, where once again she ny, now 57 and 63, are deeply Thursday. would try to explain her religion, invested in Temple Emanu-El, a even though it seemed like most community of under 100 mem- Al Anon sessions people in her town never really get bers where they do a little bit of at UMC it. everything, from leading services And now the latkes are burning. to managing the building’s up- Al Anon sessions are Lisa Priddle wonders why she keep to corralling their friends in a held at First United is trying so hard, why she is prep- bowling team called the “Mitzvah Methodist Church in ping and cooking and buying Ha- Misfits.” Marianna each Tuesday nukkah dreidels for people in the Lately, though, they’ve started to at noon and at 6:45 p.m. small Southern city that she and feel worn down by the demands of and 8 p.m. The church is her husband moved to because the tiny Reform synagogue with located at the corner of a Jewish millionaire paid them to 56 families and to yearn for the vi- Caledonia and Clinton come build up the Jewish commu- PHOTO FOR THE WASHINGTON POST BY KEVIN D. LILES brant congregation 10 times larger streets. Entry for the nity there. Lisa Priddle places crowns on the Torah scroll as her husband, Kenny Priddle, that they left behind. meetings is at the east- Given an offer of up to $50,000, holds it at the Jewish synagogue in Dothan, Ala. While most of the Priddles’ Jew- side ramp. Go to room she and Kenny picked up their Blumberg, wanted to pay Jew- everything, two hours southeast ish friends in Dothan say they 300. lives and came to Alabama, but ish families up to $50,000 each to of Montgomery and northwest of have never experienced anti-Sem- now they must think seriously move to his town. Tallahassee, Florida. itism in the town, Lisa and Kenny Klondyke Center about the anti-Semitism they’ve Lisa was so excited that she ran “All these small towns, their can quickly recount times when announces January experienced, about moments you out of the bathroom holding the synagogues have closed,” said they’ve felt the sting of discrimi- lineup don’t forget, about that lingering copy of Reform Judaism magazine Blumberg, whose company Larry nation. Since 2016, they’ve also feeling of being on the outside. and shouted to Kenny: “We’re do- Blumberg & Associates manages watched warily as anti-Semitism The following gospel Maybe, she has been thinking ing this.” dozens of hotels and other prop- has worsened around the country. music ministries will lately, it is time to give up. A week “It might be nice,” Kenny even- erties across the Southeast. “This appear in concert at the before, the Priddles even invited a tually agreed, “to come build the is a nice place to live. It really is. I Crosses, Christmas trees, Klondyke Gospel Music real estate agent over to look at the South.” just wanted to see if we could per- you-know-who’s name Center, located halfway house. But the couple have been Jewish communities have petuate it.” Lisa and Kenny pack up the between Newton and tortured by indecision since. shrunk nationwide in the face of Other Dothan Jews embraced latkes and drive to the massive Ozark, Alabama, at 3885 The choices: They can sell their extensive intermarriage and in- Blumberg’s idea. They love their Methodist church that dwarfs the Highway 123 South. home and return to upstate New creasing American secularism. city’s laid-back attitude, its warm Priddles’ synagogue right across Concert time is 7 p.m. York, where their beloved syna- The phenomenon is more pro- Southern neighborliness, its his- the street. central time. Admission gogue and the grandchildren nounced in the South, a region toric synagogue building with The Jewish couple committed is free. they’ve barely gotten to know that is home to 37 percent of the close-knit members who support when they came here to share » Friday, Jan. 4: Dane await. Or they can try to reignite U.S. population but just 23 per- one another even in the current their faith with whomever they Bailey, “The Singing Auc- the zeal that led them here, to a cent of U.S. Jews, according to the absence of a full-time rabbi. They could, and on this day, they had tioneer”, of Ft. Wayne, IN town named for a suggestion in Pew Research Center. loved the idea of more families ar- been invited to the church to ex- » Saturday, Jan. 5: Byrd Genesis: “Let us go to Dothan.” Many synagogues in small towns riving to inject new life into the plain Hanukkah to a group of Family BlueGrass of “I think this place is great,” Lisa no longer have enough members temple. about a dozen adults with mild Newville, Alabama. says. The latkes sizzle in their pan. to hang on. The Jewish Commu- The Priddles felt drawn by that dementia. » Saturday, Jan. 12: And then: “And I’m so sorry. I’m nity Legacy Project, a nonprofit, vision of teaching tolerance by Lisa walks in fl ustered as the The Sheila Smith Trio of so, so sorry. I don’t want to say it. has helped 14 synagogues close their own daily example. They participants chat at round tables Cottondale But it’s very hard to be a Jew here.” down over the past 10 years and is also liked the adventure of it all. above the strains of a Christmas » Saturday, Jan. 19: working with 47 more on closure So in 2011, they rented out their soundtrack. Billie Gene Dickerson of plans. house near Schenectady, N.Y., and She starts to speak slowly. “We Dothan, Alabama Wanted: Jews. Will pay. Blumberg didn’t want that fate moved to Dothan. are Jewish,” she says. “I moved » Saturday, Jan. 26: When the Priddles fi rst heard to befall the synagogue of his Lisa, a registered nurse, quick- here eight years ago from New The Watsons of about Dothan, Alabama, it youth, Temple Emanu-El. So in ly found work at a hospital. But York, where there were lots of Jew- Cottondale seemed too good to be true. But 2009, he hit on an unusual idea Kenny, who had been the facili- ish people.” the magazine advertisement was — to pay families to move to Do- ties manager at their New York From staff reports clear: A local millionaire, Larry than, a town of 65,000 far from state synagogue, struggled to fi nd See DOTHAN, Page 7A THIS DIRECTORY IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE BUSINESSES WHO ENCOURAGE ALL OF US TO ATTEND WORSHIP SERVICES. Vann Funeral Home 4265 Saint AndrewsStreet Marianna, FL 32446 Phone: (850) 482-3300 Your Guide To Local Houses Of Worship Fax: (850) 482-5363 Concern for the living, ASSEMBLY OF GOD Ebenezer MissionaryBaptist Church Midway Freewill Baptist Church ShadyGrove Baptist Church reverence for the dead. 3360 Gardenview Rd 1600 Church St 7304 Birchwood Rd C. B.Va nn,L.F.D./G.C.Vann, Jr., L.F.D./Adrian D. Abner,L.F.D. Lula C.Va nn, L.P.N.C./Doris L.Va nn,L.P.N.C. 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gefilte fi sh. kah party, they’re screen- for boiling eggs that he had Dothan That’s all. ing the PBS documentary purchased on a whim. A few minutes later, Lisa “There Are Jews Here,” “We used to peel 200 From Page 6A and Kenny toss the rest about Jews in four small eggs for Seder” at their of the burnt latkes in the communities across New York synagogue, Ken- Alabamians, she tells her church’s trash can and America — including the ny reminisces. listeners brightly, “have al- walk away, not sure wheth- Arensons in Dothan. “And they were perfect,” ways been very welcoming er they made any differ- Everyone cheers when Lisa says. “No little digs in and kind to us.” ence. “I don’t know why I they see the family on the the whites.” It’s not entirely true, she got so nervous,” she says. screen. They sit in silence for a thinks, as Kenny circles They both have the day Later, they grow somber moment, remembering each table, handing each off, but they head to the when the fi lmmaker enters those huge Seders. participant a latke and a hospital where Lisa works a building in Laredo, Tex- Finally, Lisa speaks: “So shiny new dreidel. to visit a friend who is ill. as, that was once a syna- we have someplace to go One Alabamian shocked Once inside, Lisa decides gogue. Today, there are 130 back to.” PHOTO FOR THE WASHINGTON POST BY KEVIN D. LILES Kenny by stating her belief to poke her head into the Terence Arenson lights a menorah in his home in Dothan, Ala., Jews in a city of 248,000 “The mortgage is about that Jews make hamburg- case management office to with Lisa Priddle to his right. people, according to the the same as here,” Kenny ers with babies’ blood. An- check on her co-workers. movie, about one-fourth replies, and Lisa adds,“The other, who had hired Ken- The fi rst person she sees, Kenny head toward their the Hebrew. I think it was the number there were in heating costs are huge.” ny as a home health care as always, is Janice. friend’s hospital room, the Hebrew singing,” she 1980, and that building And then: “But New York aide, asked him recently And as always, Lisa re- she passes one of her co- recalls. She decided then stands abandoned. state doesn’t tax groceries.” where he went to church, members that prayer. workers, a cheerful blonde and there that she “felt “I just don’t think that It’s the same litany they and when he told her that Janice knew, Lisa is sure nurse named Jackie. Jewish,” and as an adult, can happen in Dothan,” have been reciting over he was Jewish, he got a call of it. Lisa had told Janice Lisa asks her how her she formally converted. says Leon Minsky, a life- and over. Why to stay, why from the agency that night many times that she was recovery from surgery is Kenny also became Jew- long Southerner. to leave. saying the patient no lon- Jewish, that she didn’t going. “I couldn’t have ish as an adult, inspired “It won’t,” vows Karen. “Oh my God, bagels! And ger considered Kenny a believe in Jesus. But still, done it without everyone’s by the Torah study discus- But Lisa is less sanguine. Italian food,” Kenny says. good “fit” to care for her. when her fellow nurses prayers,” Jackie says. sions at the synagogue “God, this is so sad,” she Lisa sighs. “I have waffled Lisa looks out at the peo- threw a celebratory lunch Lisa responds without where he worked as the says, and turns to look at on this so much.” ple in the room, at the glit- for Lisa — to thank her for missing a beat. “Praise God facilities manager for 20 Kenny, their faces illumi- Kenny leans back in his tering miniature Christ- her hard work when she for that.” years. nated by the glow of the chair. “When you know, mas tree on every table, switched from full time On the elevator, Lisa Over the course of de- television screen. you let me know,” he says. “I and decides then and there to part time at the hospi- sighs and turns to her cades, their chosen faith “I don’t want to be an- think I’m ready to go back.” to share some of her fears tal and picked up a new husband. “It’s sort of over- became crucial to their other family that leaves,” The sun had set. It was as a Jew in America. She job reviewing case fi les whelming,” she says. identities.They raised their she says. time to light candles, an- brings up the killing of 11 for an insurance compa- Close friends, but children Jewish. At their Dedication other night of Hanukkah. Jews at Pittsburgh’s Tree of ny — Janice stood up and fearful for the future upstate New York syna- Another night of singing Life synagogue in October. said she wanted to lead a gogue, Kenny set up every The next morning, Lisa’s those Hebrew words that “It’s a vulnerable time prayer. Later, in the evening, event; Lisa taught classes cellphone rings. It’s her had helped Lisa discover for all of us as we gather “In you-know-who’s Lisa, Kenny and 10 other and performed as a canto- son Nick, calling from New as a child what was always together in groups now,” name,” Lisa remembers Dothan Jews gather to cel- rial soloist. When they left York state. She tells him in her soul. she says, her eyes fl itting wryly. It still rankles. ebrate the third night of for Dothan, the 500-fam- that she and Kenny are “I feel more relaxed al- across the tables to see Today, Lisa smiles, and Hanukkah at the home of ily community presented leaning toward staying in ready,” Lisa whispers, as how people are reacting. Janice greets her warmly. fellow members of their them with a plaque: “To Dothan. they sit in the dark, star- Then, hopefully: “Does Lisa glances around synagogue. They laugh Lisa and Kenny, the Heart “Mom, I was really look- ing at the fl ickering fl ames, anyone have any ques- the office. So many of the about wicks that just won’t and Soul of Our Congrega- ing forward to having din- gazing at the menorah’s tions?” cubicles remind her of light as they kindle the tion.” ner together again, family metalwork fi gure of a man The room is silent at her outsider status, their fl ames of the menorah. Every day now in Do- dinners,” Nick says. wrapping his arms lovingly fi rst, and as Kenny tries wooden crosses and their This is the holiday that than, they miss that bus- She is working from around his wife. Kenny to fi ll the gap by offering pastel plaques etched with fi rst sparked Lisa’s sense tling synagogue. home, reviewing claims gave her this candle holder seconds on latkes, Lisa New Testament verses: “I of belonging among the After they sing the bless- for the insurance company when he proposed. They wonders whether they un- can do all things through Jewish people. She was 11 ings, everyone gathers on her computer, but her took it to Dothan. They derstood her, or just don’t Christ who strengthens years old when she listened in the living room at the mind keeps drifting. clung to their vision of a know what to say. me.” “Trust in the Lord to the mother of one of her home of Karen and Ter- When Kenny arrives Jewish home, and they A woman at the front with all your heart.” sixth-grade classmates ence Arenson, another home and fi nds her in clung to each other, and table pipes up: “Can you Lisa has learned to talk teach their class about Ha- couple who moved to Do- the kitchen, still emo- now, in the glow of the talk about matzo?” she faith in the workplace, too, nukkah. “I don’t know if than through the reloca- tional. Trying to lighten candles, Lisa knows what asks. Another woman asks something she never did it was the fl ame from the tion project. the mood, she teases him will come next. about potato knishes and up north. 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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cypress United Methodist Church Springhill United Methodist Church St. Andrews (FC) Church Ministries (850) 526-3797 6267 CemeteryAve 4547 Highway 713 978 Highway 71 S Marianna Church of the Nazarene Cypress, FL 32432 •263-4220 Graceville, FL 32440 •352-1055 Marianna, FL 32448 •569-5600 2987 NMadison St First United Methodist Church St. James AME Church Marianna, FL 32446 •372-4605 Sunrise Worship Center 1111 8th Ave 2891 Orange St, P.O. Box 806 2957 Hall Street Graceville, FL •263-3342 Marianna, FL 32447 •526-3440 EPISCOPAL Marianna, FL •482-8158 First United Methodist Church St. Paul AME Church St. Luke’sEpiscopal Church 2901 Caledonia St 5180 Highway 273, P.O. Box 40 PENTECOSTAL 4362 Lafayette St Marianna, FL •482-4502 Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-0333 Marianna, FL •482-2431 1st United Methodist Church of Cottondale Christian Covenant Life Center [email protected] P.O. Box 458 NON-DENOMINATIONAL 2011 Finley Ave www.stlukesmarianna.org Grand Ridge, FL 32448 •592-4737 Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-4426 2nd Chance Ministries 2840 McPherson St Grand Ridge House of Prayer FULL GOSPEL Friendship Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church 3902 Brushey Pond Rd (800) 423-8002 •(850) 526-3511 5411 AveryRd, P.O.Box 302 Marianna, FL 32446 •557-9885 Grand Ridge, FL •693-4774 Christian Center Church Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-1111 Believers Outreach Ministry Lighthouse Community Church 4791 Sheffield Dr -P.O. Box 450 Grace United Methodist Marianna, FL 32447 3471 Highway 90 W 1904 Highway 73 4203 WKelson Ave Marianna, FL 32446 •352-4926 Marianna, FL •526-5585 526-4476 or 526-4475 Marianna, FL •526-1010 [email protected] Cypress Community Church Living Water Apostolic Church JAMES &SIKES Grand Ridge United Methodist Church CountryGospel Community Church 2089 Church Street 3001 Highway 71 N Funeral Home, Maddox Chapel 6911 Iowa St Cypress, FL 32448 Marianna, FL 32446 •372-4033 Compass Lake in the Hills Grand Ridge, FL 32442 650 Apalachicola Ave (850) 592-5577 Praise Life Ministries 482-2332 Alford, FL 32420 •(850) 579-4172 Greater St. Luke AME Church 7360 Highway 90, P.O. Box 177 5255 11th Ave, P.O. Box 176 Cypress Creek Community Church Serving Jackson County Families Evangel Worship Center 1772 Macedonia Rd, PO Box 496 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 Malone, FL 32445 •569-5188 (850) 592-4166 2645 Pebble Hill Rd Alford, FL 32420 •638-0360 Since 1931 Marianna, FL 32448 •526-2232 Greenwood Chapel AME Prayer Temple Church Of Prayer 5426 Fort Rd Ever Increasing Word of Faith Ministries ForAll People Impact Worship Center Greenwood, FL 32443 •594-1112 3749 Skyview Rd 3006 New Hope Road 3341 Plantation Circle Marianna, FL 32448 Greenwood United Methodist Marianna, FL 32446 • 526-4704 Marianna, FL 32446 •482-3343 4220 BryanSt Faith Cornerstone Church Ministries New Beginnings Worship Center Greenwood, FL 32443 •594-5755 The Sanctuary 1165 Highway 69 5460 Collins Chapel Rd HenshawChapel AME Church Malone, FL 32445 •569-5600 4070 Old Cottondale Rd Grand Ridge, FL 32442 Marianna, FL •482-8720 592-5791 •www.nbworship.com 2370 Glastel St, P.O. Box 535 Foundation Temple Apostolic Faith Church Cottondale, FL 32431 •875-2610 www.sanctuarypom.com New Life Family Church 3341 Tendell Rd facebook.com/McCoysOutdoors 4208 Lafayette St Jerusalem AME Church Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-3884 ShadyGrove Pentecostal Holiness Marianna, FL 32446 •526-2132 2055 Highway 73 7541 ShadyGrove Rd Marianna, FL 32448 •482-5085 Glass Community Church Resurrection Life Christian Fellowship International 4005 Veteran’sRd Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-6203 2933 Madison St McChapel AME Church Cottondale, FL 32431 Sneads Pentecostal Holiness Church Marianna, FL •526-2617 4963 Old U.S. Rd 2036 Gloster Ave Marianna, FL •569-2184 (850) 272-7205 •(850) 263-6715 The Bridge Church Sneads, FL 32460 RoadMart Tire &Service Center 2515 Commercial Park Dr Mt. AraratAME Church Grace &GloryReformed Charismatic Church 593-4487 or 593-6949 Marianna, FL 32448 •209-2733 2799 Leland Road 3006 New Hope Road 24-HR Road Service Marianna, Fl. 32448 Marianna, FL 32446 •557-7728 United Believers’ Worship Center Bridgestone - Firestone - Michelin HOLINESS www.facebook.com/pages/Mt-Ararat-Ame-Church 7331 Highway 90 Haven of Rest Church of Restoration Grand Ridge, FL 4716 Hwy 90 E Mt. Olive AME Church Emmanuel Holiness Church Worship Center United Pentecostal Deliverance Marianna 3502 Sandridge Church Rd 2135 Fairview Rd 2261 Haven of Rest Rd Marianna, FL 32448 •482-7917 5255 10th Ave Sneads, FL 32460 •(850) 592-2450 Cottondale, FL 32431 Malone, FL 32445 •569-5989 850-526-1950 HickoryLevel Community Church Mt. Shiloh AME Church Heaven’sGarden Worship Center 1221 Dipper Rd 6702 Biscayne Rd PRESBYTERIAN Bascom, FL 32423 •569-1044 3115 Main St Marianna, FL 32448 Cottondale, FL 32431 482-4696 or 482-2885 First Presbyterian Church New Bethel Christian (850) 579-9936 •www.aidaspina.org Presbyterian Church (USA) Methodist Episcopal Church Oak Ridge Freewill Holiness Church Ingathering Worship Center 2898 Jefferson Street “The unfailing love 2958 Milton Ave 2487 Highway 1 Marianna, FL 32446 Marianna, FL •573-7684 Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-4647 2990 Heritage Rd (850) 526-2430 of the LORD never Marianna, FL 32448 •658-8489 www.firstpresmarianna.org Sneads Community Church Pleasant Grove AME Church www.ingatheringworshipcenter.com 1948 Desoto Ave -P.O.Box 1349 [email protected] or ends! By his mercies 3498 Highway 162 [email protected] Sneads, FL 32460 •593-5650 Marianna, FL 32446 •(850) 352-4444 It’sAll About Jesus Ministries 4219 BryanStreet we have been kept LATTER-DAY SAINTS Pope Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Greenwood, FL 32443 RESTORATIONIST 4898 Blue Springs Rd, P. O. Box 6000 (850) 718-7712 Church of Jesus Christ of Marianna, FL 32447 •482-2900 Church of Jesus Christ of Marianna from complete Latter-Day Saints Mill Springs Christian Chapel 4060 Thomasville Lane 3141 College St Salem AME Church 1345 Mill Springs Road, P. O. Box 83 Marianna, FL 32448 •482-2282 destruction. Greatis Marianna, FL 32446 •482-8159 5729 Browntown Rd, P. O. Box 354 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •593-6649 Graceville, FL 32440 •263-3344 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST his faithfulness; his LUTHERAN New Beginning Outreach Ministries, Inc. ShadyGrove United Methodist Church 2254 Magnolia Dr. Emmanuel SDA Church Ascension Lutheran Church mercies begin afresh 7305 Birchwood Rd Cottondale, FL 32431 •(850) 352-4733 4531 Basswood Rd 3975 WHighway 90 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-9277 Greenwood, FL 32443 Marianna, FL •482-4691 Rivertown Community Church (850) 594-3200 each day.Isay to Sneads First United Methodist Church 4534 Lafayette Street Marianna Seventh Day Adventist METHODIST 8042 Church St, P. O. Box 642 Marianna, FL 32446 •482-2477 myself, “The LORD Sneads, FL 32460 •593-6481 4878 Highway 90 Bascom United Methodist Church [email protected] Rocky Creek Tabernacle Marianna, FL 32446 •526-2487 4942 Basswood Rd 1890 Delta Lane is my inheritance; P.O. Box 67 SnowHill AME Church Marianna, FL 32448 •272-0917 WESLEYAN Bascom, FL 32423 •569-2231 5395 SnowHill Rd, P. O. Box 174 Salem Wesleyan Church therefore, Iwill hope Malone, FL 32445 •569-5315 Bethlehem AME Church Son Life Fellowship Church 2764 Salem Church Rd in him!” 3100 Lovewood Rd Springfield AME Church 1343 Highway 69 Sneads, FL 32460 P.O. Box 752 (850) 593-6679 4194 Union Rd Grand Ridge,FL32442 •557-2378 Cottondale, FL 32431 Marianna, FL 32446 •352-4252 [email protected] — Lamentations 3:22-24 352-2111 or 352-4721 8A N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 » Jackson County Senior Citizens Marianna Cen- » Bible Study and Christian » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson ter — Lunch will be Tuesday-Friday at the Marianna Teachings — 7 a.m. each County Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and Center, 2931 Optimist Drive, Marianna with exception Wednesday at the First United experienced hand crafters welcome to create, share, to special event days. For more, call 482-5028. Methodist Church in the Wesley learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. » Rachael Conrad’s Program — 6 p.m. at the Legion Center, Marianna. Breakfast fol- » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville Hall, West Hwy. 90, Marianna. Dinner at 6 p.m. lowed by thirty minutes of Bible — Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at study and teachings. Breakfast is 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 $2. For more, call George at 209- 263-2774. 2072 or Jim at 718-7340. » Bible Study and Christian Teachings — 7 a.m. » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift each Wednesday at the First United Methodist » HIV and Hepatitis-C Rapid Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna Church in the Wesley Center, Marianna. Breakfast fol- Testing — 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and For more information call 573-5526. lowed by thirty minutes of Bible study and teachings. noon-3:30 p.m. at the Jackson » Youth Activity Night — 6 p.m. at Marianna Church Breakfast is $2. For more, call George at 209-2072 or County Health Department, 4979 of God. Ages: 12-19. Call 482-6264. Jim at 718-7340. Healthy Way, Marianna. No appointment necessary. For more, call 526-2412 ext. 190. » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Worship » Food Pantry — 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Innovative Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna. Adult Charities of NW Florida, Inc., 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Mari- » Food Pantry — 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Innovative and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and anna. For more information call 573-5526. Charities of NW Florida, Inc., 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Mari- hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call anna. For more information call 573-5526. » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift 209-7856, 573-1131. Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift » Ribbon Cutting Reopening Celebration — 4 For more information call 573-5526. Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna p.m. at Milk & Honey, 4767 Hwy. 90 East., Suite E., For more information call 573-5526. » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville Marianna. — Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or — Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 263-2774. 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 263-2774. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8 a.m. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. » Marianna City Farmers Market — 7 a.m. to noon. » Hooks and Needles — 1-3 p.m. Greenwood Branch Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- of the Jackson County Public » Hooks and Needles — 1-3 p.m. Greenwood Library, 4207 St., Greenwood. Branch of the Jackson County Public Library, 4207 son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Each Wednesday learn about St., Greenwood. Each Wednesday learn about your your favorite handcraft proj- favorite handcraft projects using hook and needles, » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift ects using hook and needles, teach what you know, and create some fun projects. Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna teach what you know, and For more, call 594-4961. For more information call 573-5526. create some fun projects. For more, call 594-4961. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 » Hot Meal — 4:30-6 p.m. at the Marianna Seventh » Drug/Alcohol Recovery Group — 9 a.m. at the » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion Day Adventist Church, 4878 Hwy. 90, Marianna every Campbellton-Graceville Hospital. This is an open — 6:30 p.m. in AA room of First United Methodist second Wednesday of each month. meeting. For more information call 263-4431. Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Attendance limited to persons with a desire to stop drinking. » Marianna City Farmers THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 Market — 7 a.m. to noon. Jack- » Drug/Alcohol Recovery Group — 9 a.m. at the son County Growers Associa- MONDAY, JANUARY 7 Campbellton-Graceville Hospital. This is an open tion Inc., Madison Street Park, » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville meeting. For more information call 263-4431. Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday — Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Marianna City Farmers Market — 7 a.m. to noon. and Saturday. 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- » Innovative Charities of NW 263-2774. son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and Florida Inc. Thrift Store — 9 » Women’s AA Meeting — 6 p.m. in the AA room in Saturday. a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 the youth building at First United Methodist Church, » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift S, Marianna For more information call 573-5526. 2901 Caledonia St., Marianna. For more, call 850-510- Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s 5145. For more information call 573-5526. Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Call 482- » Breaking Free — 7-8 p.m. A closed SAA group is » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s 3734. a 12-step fellowship of men and women recovering Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Call 482- » Free Caregiver Support Group — 10:30 a.m. from addictive sexual behavior. For more information 3734. to noon at First Presbyterian Church, Marianna in and location call Shawn at 693-1621 or email Break- » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks social hall. All caregivers welcome. Support group [email protected]. Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna. The CCC’s focus is empowers caregivers with knowledge and informa- the local community, “Community, Children & Char- tion, through fellowship and sharing like-minded TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 acter.” Call 526-3142. individuals who are caring for loved ones. For more information call Recie Culpepper 566-2553. » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s » Sew N So — 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the Ag Center on Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Call 482- Penn Avenue, Marianna. September: Easy Applique; » VFW & Auxiliary Post #12046 — 6 p.m. at the 3734. October: Biscuit Quilting; November: Crochet Hats. American Legion Post #100 near the 144th Armory, For more, call 321-258-4113 or 800-482-0097. Marianna. No covered dish. For more, call Wallace » Marianna City Farmers Market — 7 a.m. to noon. Wester at 209-1797 or Ernest McNeill at 209-1919. Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- » Chess Club — 3-4 p.m. at Marianna High School. son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and Club is for MHS Students. Call 693-0473. » William Dunaway Chapter National Society Saturday. Sons of the American Revolution Meeting — 7 » Jackson County School Board Workshop — 4 » Innovative p.m. Jim’s Buffet and Grill, Marianna. Dutch treat p.m. at the JCSB, 2903 Jefferson St., Marianna. Charities of meal at 6:30 p.m. The object of the society is to be » Jackson County School Board Meeng — after NW Florida Inc. patriotic, historical and educational and to perpetu- workshop at JCSB, 2903 Jefferson St., Marianna. Thrift Store — 9 ate the memory of those Patriots who served and a.m. to 4 p.m. » Free Caregiver Support Group — 4:30 p.m. to 6 sacrificed during the ward of the American Revolu- at 1994 Hwy. 71 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, Marianna in the tion. Prospective members are welcome. For more S, Marianna For social hall. All caregivers welcome. Support group information call 594-6664. more information call 573-5526. empowers caregivers with knowledge and informa- » Marianna Kiwanis Club Meeting — Noon at Jim’s » Beginner/players Pinochle — 10 a.m. Everyone is tion through fellowship and sharing likeminded Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Marianna. Call welcome to come and play. For more information and individuals who are caring for loved ones. Sponsored 482-2290. location call 272-6611. by the Alzheimer’s Project, Inc. Tallahassee. » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks » Al-Anon Family Group Meeting — noon, 6:45 p.m. » Jackson County Branch of the NAACP monthly Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna. The CCC’s focus is and 8 p.m. every Tuesday at First Methodist Church, meeting — 6 p.m. St. James A.M.E. Church. the local community, “Community, Children & Char- Marianna in room 300 the Education Building. Open » Scripture Study Classes — 6 p.m. every Thursday acter.” Call 526-3142. meetings. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, » Sew N So » Graceville Kiwanis Club Meeting — Noon at 3141 College St., Marianna. — 1:30-3:30 Circle Grill Restaurant, 5325 Cotton St. » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, 8-9 p.m. at the Ag » Republican Club of Northwest Florida Meet- p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia Center on Penn St., Marianna, in the AA room. Attendance limited to Avenue, Marianna. ing — Noon at Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Marianna. Call 352-4984. persons with a desire to stop drinking; papers will not September: Easy be signed. Applique; October: » ASK 4-H Club and Autism Support Group Meet- Biscuit Quilting; ing — 5:30-6:30 p.m. Jackson County Extension Of- » Ribbon Cutting and Business After Hours — 4-6 November: Crochet fi ce, 2741 Penn Ave., #3, Marianna. Family members, p.m. Living Life Repurosed, 4540 Lafayette St., Suite Hats. For more, call caregivers and service providers welcome to the F., Marianna. 321-258-4113 or Autism Support meeting. For more information call 800-482-0097. Ann Marie Shelton at 272-6099 or email caarcifo@ FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 » Chess Club — 3-4 p.m. at Marianna High School. gamil.com. » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson Club is for MHS Students. For more information call » Council Meeting — 6:30 p.m. Town of Greenwood. County Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and 693-0473. » Dare to Live Healed – Healing School Class — 7 experienced hand crafters welcome to create, share, » Scripture Study Classes — 6 p.m. every Thursday p.m. in the Bascom Town Hall at 4969 Basswood learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Road. Free classes taught by Jacquelyn McGriff. Call » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville 3141 College St., Marianna. 276-6024. — Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, 8-9 » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting — 8-9 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, 263-2774. St., Marianna, in the AA room. Attendance limited to 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Closed discussion » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift persons with a desire to stop drinking; papers will not with 12 & 12 study. Everyone with a desire to stop Store — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna be signed. drinking is welcome. For more information call 573-5526. The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit Community Calendar items by email to editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com FROM THE FRONT/NATION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 9A Grand Canyon to celebrate 100 years as a national park The Associated Press copper than carrying tour- tional monument. ists. The automobile be- He famously said: "Leave FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The came the more popular way it as it is. You cannot im- fi rst European American to reach the Grand Canyon prove on it. The ages have who reached the Colorado in the 1930s. been at work on it, and man River in the Grand Canyon Early entrepreneurs can only mar it." marveled at what was be- charged $1 to hike down Centennial events will in- fore him: an astounding the Bright Angel Trail used clude Roosevelt imperson- system of canyons, pro- by the Havasupai people ators, a historical sympo- found fi ssures and slender whose current-day reser- sium, a living history week spires that seemingly tot- vation lies in the depths of and efforts to get visitors tered from their bases. the Grand Canyon, devel- beyond the South Rim by The scenery wasn't oped camping spots and showcasing lesser-known enough to convince Lt. Jo- built hotels. Tourists paid sites on social media. The seph Christmas Ives that for drinking water, to use park's actual birthday is anyone would visit after outhouses and for curios in Feb. 26. his group that set out in a a tent pitched at the South Vanessa Ceja Cervantes, steamboat wrapped up an Rim. one of the centennial coor- expedition in 1858. Ralph Cameron, a pros- dinators, said the park will "Ours has been the fi rst pector for whom the Navajo broadcast ranger talks, the and, doubtless, will be the Nation community of Cam- founder's day event and last party of whites to visit THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eron is named, was one of other virtual tours through- this profitless locality," he In this March 27, 1996, fi le photo, a mule train winds its way down the Bright Angel trail at Grand the major opponents of out the year. wrote. "It seems intended Canyon National Park, Ariz. The Grand Canyon is celebrating 100 years as a national park in naming the Grand Canyon "A lot of our visitors come by nature that the Colorado 2019. President Woodrow Wilson made the designation in 1919. But Teddy Roosevelt is credited a national park because for the day and they're River along the greater por- for preserving the natural wonder as a game reserve and a national monument. he saw how much money drawn here for this amaz- tion of its lonely and majes- could be made from tour- ing landscape," she said. tic way shall be forever un- It now draws more than 6 stars. Flagstaff to the southern- ism. "But we really want to give visited and undisturbed." million tourists a year who Early explorers came on most point on the canyon's President Woodrow Wil- them reasons to stay, to That clearly wasn't the peer over the popular South boat, foot and horseback South Rim in the 1880s. son signed legislation to learn about the geology, way things worked out, and Rim into the gorge a mile often with the help of Na- The fi rst passenger train create the park in 1919 but the natural resources, cul- the Grand Canyon will cel- (1.6 kilometers) deep, navi- tive American guides. The rolled in from Williams in Teddy Roosevelt is credited tural or historic because ebrate its 100th anniversary gate river rapids, hike the wealthy traveled by stage- 1901, but the railroad was for its early preservation as there's something here for as a national park this year. trails and camp under the coach in a two-day trip from more interested in mining a game reserve and a na- everyone."

A MORBID BUT CRITICAL TASK High School, a therapy dog meanor. were American Indians, She also served meals about Review by the name of Fergie was Some Parkland students who make up an outsized once a week with neigh- It was the week before brought in. specifically asked for a portion of the homeless bors. Recently she delivered From Page 1A Thanksgiving when Craig Fergie, an 8-year-old cross dog to shadow them dur- population in the city, and cookies and blankets made Myers was leading Shab- Covey got the call for what between a golden retriever ing classes, saying that the the tents stood on what was by high school students. bat services when gunfire would be his most difficult and a poodle, zeroed in on animals’ presence eased once Dakota land. Tester, who is non-Indian, erupted inside his Pitts- mission as a search-and- one young man and sat the stress of returning to a University of Minnesota said she did it because “it’s burgh synagogue on Oct. rescue team leader: picking on his feet the entire class, place where such a horrible medical and law student in my neighborhood.” 27. After helping others to through the ashes of Para- barely moving, said Aneysi thing happened. Kristina Tester grew up At its peak, the encamp- safety, Myers turned back dise for human remains. Fernandez, volunteer co- “It’s nice not to be asked nearby and began help- ment had 300 people, but and raced up the stairs It was a morbid but criti- ordinator of the nonprofit any questions, to not have ing at the camp as part of they began moving into a to a choir loft, where he cal task. group Canine Assisted to relive the event,” Fernan- an elective rotation for her temporary shelter across called 911. Seven mem- A wildfire that swept Therapy. dez said. “Everyone grieves degree. She began doing the highway as winter ap- bers of his Tree of Life through on Nov. 8 all but “It turned out that was differently. Students who clean-needle exchanges proached. congregation and four oth- obliterated Paradise, once one of the students who didn’t want to talk could pet and continued on as a vol- Maggie Thunder Hawk, ers in the building were home to 27,000 people. lost most of his friends a dog.” unteer for months after her 56, an Oglala Lakota killed. To fi nd and identify the 86 in the shooting,” said Ten months after the assignment ended. from Wanblee, South As the Jewish community dead, authorities had to call Fernandez. “Some of tragedy, a dozen dogs still “There’s really not much Dakota, picked up two grieved, Myers took a lead- on searchers like Covey to our dogs like Fergie are show up at the school ev- of a difference between my- blankets that Tester ing role during public me- gather up what amounted very in tune with human ery day, mostly to sit by self and any of the residents delivered. morials and presided over in some cases to little more emotions.” the side of those teens who are here at the home- “If it wasn’t for her, we’d seven funerals in the space than teeth, bone fragments Several therapy animal who need a calming less camp, other than sort be cold, because she brings of less than a week. or artificial hips. Then they groups helped out in those presence. of luck of the draw and geo- us warm blankets,” Thun- “I really had two choices had to rely on the expertise dark days after the Feb. 14 — AP writer Tamara Lush in St. graphic-political lottery,” der Hawk said. when it came down to how of rapid-testing DNA labs, mass shooting. The dogs — Petersburg, Florida she said. “I love her.” to respond,” Myers said. forensic anthropologists and in some cases, donkeys ‘IT’S IN MY The 26-year-old Tester — AP writer Jeff Baenen “One of them was ... curl up and other specialists. and horses — went into the NEIGHBORHOOD’ said she organized groups in Minneapolis with a bottle of scotch. The “It was apocalyptic up cafeteria and classrooms. of university students to do AP writer Jocelyn Gecker in San second choice was to act there,” Covey said several They were also at vigils and It was known as the Wall laundry for camp residents. Francisco contributed to this story. upon it. I chose to act upon weeks after returning home marches. of Forgotten Natives, a it.” to Costa Mesa, California. Fernandez’s organiza- sprawling homeless en- His response inspired Covey’s team is deployed tion sent 35 therapy dogs campment that sprouted Tree of Life congregants, in- by the Federal Emergency and their handlers into the along a Minneapolis free- Daniel E. Feitz, DPM, MS cluding retired psychiatrist Management Agency to school. All of the animals way sound barrier over the Nominated for Nations TopPodiatrist Joe Charny, 90. disasters across the coun- were trained and selected summer. 24 Years in aRow. “There’s no question that try and beyond. Earlier this for their calm, happy de- Most of those living there he’s been super, and it’s year, his team helped res- hard to imagine that any- cue an exhausted 82-year- body could have done a old man who had been better job,” Charny said. fl ushed out of his car by “He has the right touch. He fl oodwaters and pinned in has maintained through some trees amid Hurricane all this a sense of humor. I Florence in North Carolina. don’t know how he’s done Paradise was different, Physician &Surgeon of the Foot &Leg that.” but brought rewards of its Lunch Myers has vowed to no own. Specials! 482-0062 New Patients Always Welcome! longer use the word “hate.” “We weren’t shaking “To me, that’s the mission hands with people,” Covey •DiabeticFoot Care •Hammertoes that has come out of this, said. “But we were making a •Circulation Testing •Burning Feet that for 11 beautiful people difference for folks, for clo- •DiabeticFootwear •Corns/Warts to have not died in vain,” sure, who are missing their •Glucose Testing •MusclePain the rabbi said. “The conver- families.” •Children’sFeet •NailFungus sation about hate speech in — AP writer Kathleen Ronayne in •Heel/Arch Pain •BoneSpurs America must be elevated Sacramento, California •Sores &Ulcers •Neuromas and it must gain attention, DOGS IN TUNE •Fractured Toes •KneePain because that type of speech WITH HUMANS leads to action such as what •SportsInjuries •Numbness happened at my syna- When classes resumed in •ArchSupports •Calluses gogue.” late February following the •Ingrown Nails •Arthritis massacre of 17 students •Ankle Injuries •Gout — AP writer Mark Scolforo in and staff at Parkland’s Mar- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania jorie Stoneman Douglas “WeCater To Cowards”

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Crime Briefs Gunman fi res on car ment that Tony Albert was Motorcyclist arrested after chase arrested on a drug charge in Houston, and also a charge of being killing child Special to the Floridan tersection of River Forest Road and Shortly thereafter, officials say, a felon in possession of a Jefferson Street, but Elkins wouldn’t MPD officers discovered the motor- HOUSTON — A man in fi rearm. A motorcyclist accused by police pull over, officials said. cycle stopped at the intersection of a pickup truck pulled up Police say he was taken of showing “egregious disregard Instead, he reportedly sped up Daniels Street and Lafayette Street, next to a car carrying a to the Guadalupe County for the safety of other motorists” and continued southbound on Jef- with Elkins dismounting his vehicle woman and four girls that jail but online records was arrested Wednesday by the ferson Street until he turned east and then laying it on the ground. was leaving a Houston- didn’t indicate he was be- Marianna Police Department and onto Kelson Avenue, then south on Elkins was then taken into custody area Walmart parking lot ing held there. charged with aggravated fl eeing Madison Street. and reportedly agreed to speak with and opened fi re, killing and eluding a police officer and “While traversing the residential officers after being advised of his a 7-year-old inside the Bartender suspected with driving his bike without the re- roadways within the City of Mari- Miranda rights. car and wounding the in theft arrested after quired motorcycle license endorse- anna, Chase Edward Elkins was ob- “He did advise officers, post Mi- woman, authorities said TV interview ment. served committing numerous traf- randa, he had attempted to elude Sunday. According to a press release from fi c infractions, presenting egregious the officer because he did not have The red pickup fl ed the ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A the MPD, an officer with that agen- disregard for the safety of other mo- the required endorsement to oper- scene. The car also sped New York bartender’s TV cy tried to pull over Chase Edward torists sharing the roadways. Due ate a motorcycle on the roadways away before it came to interview led to his arrest Elkins, 19, around 7:44 p.m. on Dec. to concerns with the safety of all of the State of Florida,” authorities a stop and the woman after sheriff’s deputies 26 because the motorcycle he was parties involved as well as the citi- report. called 911, according to recognized him as the driving didn’t have a license plate zens of Marianna, the pursuit was Elkins was transported to Jackson Harris County sheriff’s suspect in a grand larceny displayed. terminated,” authorities said in the County jail to await fi rst appear- Maj. Jesse Razo. case. This attempt was made at the in- release. ance. The 7-year-old was the The Rochester Democrat daughter of the woman and Chronicle reports that who was wounded. It’s Anthony Lamarca was ar- not clear if the other three rested Friday after appear- girls, all under the age of ing on WUHF’s “Good Day Authorities hunt armed robber 15, also are related to the Rochester” the day before. Special to the Floridan identified and left after he obtained witness or victim. woman, who was shot in The Ontario County the want- the television. Police say Moultry the arm. Sheriff’s Office said Lamar- The hunt is on for a man ed man as Police said the incident should be considered It also wasn’t immediate- ca had been wanted for accused of holding an in- Rodney B. took place on Dec. 28, and armed and dangerous, ly clear what prompted the third-degree grand larceny dividual at gunpoint in Moultry that on Dec. 29 investi- and that anyone with shooting Sunday morn- for more than a year. the victim’s dwelling and Jr., 27. Au- gators with the MPD ob- information as to his ing. Razo said the other Lamarca was inter- taking a fl at-screen tele- thorities tained an arrest warrant whereabouts should call girls inside the car were viewed for a segment vision from the home. Moultry say Moultry for Moultry charging him the MPD at 526-3125 or “shaken” and “devastated.” about the upcoming Officials with the Mari- also took with robbery with a fi re- CrimeStoppers at 526- “We’re going to use all re- New Year’s Eve party at anna Police Department the victim’s cell phone, arm and tampering with a 5000. sources available to bring the Rochester restaurant this killer to justice,” Razo where he works. told reporters at the scene. He demonstrated how to “And I urge you, who- mix a tequila-based cock- ever did this, you know tail called an Agave Apiary Report: ‘Extreme dislike’ but who you are, please turn and said it gives him yourself in now because “a warm, fuzzy feeling” we will be looking for you, when customers enjoy his we will locate you, we will creations. no motive for deputies’ deaths fi nd you.” Oklahoma prison The Associated Press kitchen, there was a typed note At his home, investigators found Missouri man could worker charged after affixed to the refrigerator. This note hundreds of photo fi les showing face death penalty for TRENTON — A man who killed expressed extreme dislike for law Highnote wearing only his under- death-row shakedown two Florida deputies eating lunch enforcement and suggested the wear and holding a gun or a rifl e in killing family McALESTER, Okla. — A in a restaurant had an “extreme author was going to do violence to his hands, according to the report. ST. CHARLES, Mo. — worker at the Oklahoma dislike” for law enforcement, law enforcement.” Investigators also found writings A St. Louis-area man State Penitentiary is facing but investigators have found no The Gainesville Sun reports the that contained racist and anti-law charged with fatally felony drug charges after specific plans or motive for the 132-page fi ndings contains inter- enforcement materials, including a shooting his girlfriend, her authorities say more than April shooting, according to a new views with witnesses to the typewritten note saying, “ALL COPS two young children and 40 grams of methamphet- report. shootings and with Highnote’s ARE EVIL, STUPID, LAZY.” her mother could face the amine were discovered in John Highnote, 59, of Bell, killed relatives. Authorities have said Highnote death penalty once the his prosthetic leg during himself after shooting the two Gil- One nephew told investigators was armed with two rifl es and a investigation is complete. a search of the prison’s christ County deputies at a Trenton his reclusive uncle had “an extreme handgun when he casually walked The St. Louis Post-Dis- death row. restaurant on April 19. disdain for any sort of author- into the Ace China restaurant and patch reports that authori- The McAlester News- “Besides Highnote’s affinity for ity fi gures,” and another nephew shot Sgt. Noel Ramirez and Deputy ties are still investigating Capitol reports 35-year- walking around his home with said there had been discord in the Taylor Lindsey, who were sitting in what led to the shooting old Adam Michael Siemer a handgun or rifl e, there was family after Highnote inherited his a booth. late Friday. Richard Darren of McAlester was charged no specific evidence to indicate parents’ home near Trenton. According to the report, autop- Emery of St. Charles, Mis- Thursday with felony drug that he planned an attack on Former co-workers and a woman sies showed both deputies were souri, is facing 15 charges, trafficking and bringing law enforcement,” said a Florida he briefly dated said Highnote was shot multiple times. Highnote including fi rst-degree contraband into a prison. Department of Law Enforcement known for having confrontations killed himself in his car outside the murder. Prison authorities told report released Friday. “In the with people, the report said. restaurant. Emery, who often goes police two bags of meth by his middle name Dar- were found in Simer’s ren, exchanged gunfire prosthetic leg during a with officers as he fl ed. shakedown of the prison’s Kids who assault on US military He was captured several H-Unit, which houses hours later — wounded Oklahoma’s death row. and covered in blood. Siemer was a food service St. Charles is a city of supervisor at the prison. bases can still escape accountability about 70,000 residents on According to a police the Missouri River north- report, Siemer told police The Associated Press curfew after two girls accused him on post, or we could move the family west of St. Louis. “he had been set up.” of sexual assault, was investigated a from the post, but beyond that, the A candlelight vigil was Despite new rules addressing year later in an alleged rape, a case authorities really reside outside the held Sunday to honor the Woman charged with sexual assault among the children that also went unprosecuted. military,” Army Secretary Mark Es- victims: 61-year-old Jane fatally shooting six of U.S. service members, the fed- Congress ordered internal investi- per told senators at a May hearing. Moeckel, 39-year-old Kate eral government failed to fi x a fl aw gations and mandated Pentagon re- Representatives of the Defense Kasten, 8-year-old Zoe puppies that on many military bases has let forms this summer after an Associ- and Justice Departments have been Kasten and 10-year-old MIDDLEBROOK, alleged juvenile abusers escape ac- ated Press investigation revealed the meeting for several months to re- Jonathan Kasten. Va.— A Virginia woman countability or treatment. problems of juvenile sexual assault solve problems that AP’s investiga- is charged with fatally New records obtained by The As- on U.S. military bases, including the tion highlighted. Texas police arrest shooting six puppies and sociated Press underscore how few failure of the Defense and Justice Officials are “considering a range armed man seeking to discarding their remains child-on-child sex assault reports Departments to help either victims of options to ensure that these types over an embankment. pursued by military investigators or offenders. of cases are effectively addressed,” fulfi ll‘prophecy’ News outlets report are prosecuted. That problem is One proposed reform would have Justice Department spokesman Wyn SEGUIN, Texas — Police that the Augusta County most serious on U.S. installations required federal prosecutors with Hornbuckle told the AP. The idea is in suburban San Antonio Sheriff’s Office charged overseas, where at least 47,000 chil- jurisdiction over civilians on base to to use state courts when possible, he say they took into custody 39-year-old Betty G. dren are enrolled in Pentagon-run transfer child-on-child sex assault added. an armed man wearing Hemp, of Middlebrook, schools. cases to counterparts in state juve- That would not apply to U.S. in- police tactical-style cloth- with six counts of felony Children and teens suspected of nile justice systems, which have re- stallations in Europe and Asia, ing who said he was on his animal cruelty and six sex crimes on U.S. bases overseas sources dedicated to rehabilitation. where U.S. officials can be reluctant way to a church to fulfill “a misdemeanor charges of often faced no legal consequences, But that requirement did not survive to involve prosecutors from host na- prophecy.” illegal dumping. such as court-ordered rehabilita- fi nal negotiations over the legisla- tions. Seguin police say a The sheriff’s office said tion, records obtained through the tion. AP’s review of investigative re- passer-by who saw the Hemp was freed on $2,500 Freedom of Information Act show. Federal prosecutors, under pres- ports in which military officials man carrying a handgun bond after her arrest Those held to account were gener- sure to win big convictions, don’t documented prosecution decisions Sunday morning notified Thursday. ally either kicked off base into the take juvenile sex assault cases be- found that about one in 10 on over- authorities. The bodies of the pup- civilian world or received modest cause they can be hard to prove and seas Army, Navy or Marines bases An off-duty Seguin of- pies Hemp is accused of punishments, the records show. require extra paperwork, former were accepted from 2007 into 2017. fi cer responded to the call killing were found Dec. 22. One, for example, was told to write prosecutors say. Military officials Weak cases don’t explain the lack and found the 33-year-old Investigators believe the a 1,000-word essay about “the dif- privately bemoan what they see as of prosecutions. Army criminal in- man carrying the loaded dogs were between four to ference between appropriate and the Justice Department’s indiffer- vestigators concluded that nearly 90 handgun, extra ammuni- six months old. inappropriate touching.” Another ence while publicly noting their own percent of juvenile sex crime allega- tion and a face shield. avoided punishment by enlisting in limitations. tions on bases were credible, records Police said in a state- From wire reports the Army. A third, who was put on “We could bar that kid from being show. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com FROM THE FRONT & NATION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 11A

Obituaries will involve many other public-assistance piece ful of building upon that County things, but I hope that it of recovery. I am commit- foundation. James &Sikes liams (Maxwell)ofMarian- From Page 1A involves kindness. A small ted to thoroughly explore “We all are aware that Funeral Home na,FL., Ruth Wombacher amount of kindness goes all avenues to bring every our agriculture commu- 4278 Lafayette St. (Doug)ofSt. Marys, GA.; the process and people- a long way for those that dollar we can to our com- nity is hurting as a result Marianna, FL 32448 two sons,Gene Hatcher again and again because are hurting. munity through govern- of Hurricane Michael. I (Marilyn)ofDothan, AL., long-term recovery is ex- “My goals for 2019 are ment facilities and infra- am looking forward to andDennisHatcher(Mar- actly what it sounds like: to continue looking for structure. partnering with local gie Ford)ofGrand Ridge, long-term. It will involve ways to reshape our local “I also hope to build farmers as we brainstorm FL.; grandchildren, Jeffery perseverance. Very few government to be more strong relationships with options for helping them Williams (Keisha), Ashley things that are worth hav- efficient and effective. the leadership in all of our recover. Williams (Wendy), De- siree Johnson (Josh), Ben ing happen overnight. It This reshaping will be in- municipalities in 2019. “I am excited to see Wombacher,Holly Pol- will involve patience with tertwined with our long- I saw the benefit of hav- what 2019 brings. It lard,Stephanie Summerlin our neighbor; patience term recovery efforts. On ing these relationships holds opportunities (Ricky), Deanna Newcomb, with ourselves, patience the county level we will in the days following the that we don’t want to CoreyHatcher (Ann), Kee- with the government. It be fully engaged with the storm and I am hope- miss.” sha Childs (Allen), Court- ney Salem (Chris), Dixie Mrs. Lillian Rountree,and Alex Ford. Shewas also blessed Mercer with 33 great grandchil- Recovery Hatcher dren and one great great From Page 1A grandchild; sister in laws, Mrs.Lillian Mercer Emalene Hatcher and Bar- FEMA, they knew, along Hatcher, daughter of the baraHatcher;along with other emergency re- late Walter Wesley Mercer numerous cousins,nieces, sponder agencies, would and Zular Nettie Morris and nephews. Mercer,was bornFebruary eventually close up their 24, 1931 in the Rocky Creek Funeral service will be short-term disaster recov- Community and went to be 10 a.m. Friday,January4, ery posts. The community with our Lordand Savior, 2019 at Sneads First As- will have to pick up the surroundedbyher family, sembly of GodChurch ball and carry it forward on December30, 2018. with Rev. Mike Allen of- for many years to come if ficiating. Interment will Shewas along time there is to be any hope of followinCypress Grove dedicatedmember of Cy- scoring better tomorrows. Cemeterywith James & press GroveAssembly Sikes Funeral Home Mad- Housing for those dis- of GodChurch. Shewas doxChapel directing. The placed by the storm united in holy matrimony family will receivefriends emerged early as a prior- to Charles Howell Hatcher, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., ity for the group—some Jr., on March27, 1953. Lil- Thursday,January3,2019 lian and C.H.’s union was estimate that 75 percent at Sneads First Assembly of blessed withfour children, of Jackson County homes GodChurch. Gene,Pam, Ruth, and Den- were damaged or de- nis. Floral arrangements stroyed outright. DEBORAH BUCKHALTER/FLORIDAN arewelcomed or memo- Mrs.Hatcher was pre- Sometimes roughly 40 With homes like this one damaged by Hurricane Michael, housing needs will be a priority for rial contributions may be cededindeathbyher hus- people show up for those a newly-formed group dedicated to long-term recovery of the local community. made to Cypress GroveAs- band, C.H.; parents,Walter meetings, other times, 15- sembly of GodChurch. and Zular Mercer;and her 20 or so turn out to par- expects to form almost a Marianna, Sneads cal community is thinking four siblings,Cecil Mer- Expressions of sympa- ticipate in the continuing dozen sub-committees and the surrounding regionally. There’s a big cer,Doris Martin, Wynell thy may be made online at conversations that arise assigned to concentrate communities. push on these days to in- Moats,and Edward(Short- www.jamesandsikesfuner- alhomes.com. and bring the most cen- on specific needs so that You can donate to that corporate that mindset. ie) Mercer. tral needs into sharper everything’s addressed local fund at http://ja- So, the Jackson group is Sheissurvived by her focus. Those meetings — and given adequate atten- corelief.org. It is being working toward a collab- two daughters,Pam Wil- which currently happen tion. With so much work overseen by the Jackson orative relationship with every Thursday at 10 a.m. ahead, the long term re- County Chamber of Com- neighboring Calhoun — eventually led to a gen- covery team will soon be merce at this point but County. Marianna Chapel FredJohns,CecilJohns, Funeral Home E.J Johns,Lawrence Johns, eral plan that will likely be looking for a grant to hire will likely be funneled to “We really believe that 3960 Lafayette Street and Voncile Johns. ever-evolving as unmet a team of caseworkers this organization for use the broader the net, the Marianna, FL 32446 He is survived by his needs are identified, sort- who would help the com- in the recovery effort and more hooks we’ll have children, JerryJohns,Jean- ed and resolved. mittees follow through as in seeking the big dollars out there for people to Donald W. ie Gorton and husband The fi rst significant step each case of need is taken needed to further that engage, and the better Johns Douglas,Denise Byrd and in that strategy is to estab- on. goal. they’ll benefit our com- husband Tim; grandchil- lish a formal 501c3 non- Yoder said the board of Some of the fi rst-award- munity,” Yoder said. “One DonaldW.Johns age 87 dren, Jennifer,Alex, Evan, of Cottondale passed away profit team dedicated to this new organization will ed money, organizers thing we began to realize Jeremy,Luke,and one great long term recovery across probably include nine to hope, will help pay sala- a few weeks ago is that at his homeonWednes- grandchild, Bodhi. day,December 26, 2018. all the elements of local 11 people, but that many ries for a program admin- Calhoun has been work- He wasborninFortMyers Atime of visitation will society — from its busi- more dedicated individu- istrator, a construction ing to do something simi- on July 30, 1931tothe late be heldfrom12:00 p.m. ness hub to its neighbor- als will be needed to serve manager, a volunteer co- lar, so we began to have EarnestJames and Viola until 1:00p.m. on Satur- hoods and farms. A draft on the subcommittees. ordinator and a team of conversations about the Byrd Johns. Donaldspent day,January 5, 2019inthe MariannaChapel Funeral of the organization’s pro- Some of those, Yoder said, at least six case workers potential for this organi- most of his life in Cotton- fi le and mission has been would be dedicated to: who will work with the zation to represent both dalewhereheworked as a Home.Agraveside service willfollow at 1:30 p.m. in worked out and, once Agriculture and forestry; various committees as the Calhoun and Jackson State Inspectorfor the De- all the terms have been schools; fundraising, me- they sort through fund- County areas, so we’re in partment of Agriculture. the Cottondale First Bap- He wasamember and past tist ChurchCemetery. agreed upon locally, the dia/marketing; housing ing requests that will start conversations now about deacon of the First Baptist Expressionsofsym- group will send a request and rebuilding; volunteer coming their way from when we believe there’s an Church. Donaldloved his pathy maybesubmitted to the IRS seeking recogni- coordination; economic people in the community. advantage in doing that-it family dearly and cher- on line at www.marian- tion of it as a 501c3. That’s factors overall with addi- Ultimately, the execution can show extra capacity, ished everyminute spent nachapelfh.com. expected to happen in tional focus on business of those plans hinges on and cooperative thinking. withthem. He alsoenjoyed mid-January. recovery; and relation- dollars. We think those may be key hunting,fishing,garden- Having that status will ships with local govern- “It all depends on re- things in getting approved ing,and wasanavid sports give the group power to ment entities. On top of all sources,” Yoder said. for funding, and for ac- fan. raise and handle money this, there will be an “un- “We’re talking with FEMA, tually meeting our long- Donaldwas preceded for all that must be done met needs” committee private foundations that term goals.” in death by his parents; over time. The group which could hold some sometimes fund admin- As for the ongoing meet- wife, Clara Johns; siblings, meets at Rivertown Com- decision-making author- istrative pieces for a year, ings at Rivertown, Yoder munity Church in Mari- ity as they help match and basically we’re look- said all are welcome to at- Family First whereshe assisted her hus- anna and the sessions are stated needs with avail- ing under every rock for tend. Funeral Care band on the family farm. In currently open to anyone. able funding. the funding we need. “Our stance now is 965 Woodland Dr. her sparetime Mrs.Scur- Kevin Yoder, an associ- And a bit of seed money We’re talking with com- that no one is excluded: Dothan, AL 36301 lock enjoyedquilting, sew- ate pastor at Rivertown to help get the ball rolling munities who have done Anyone is invited who ing, embroideryworkand has accepted volunteer is being raised through this already, so we can is interested in work- Lorita Brown most of all fishing. Shewas duties as a primary orga- the newly-established of- learn from them some ing together. If you know alongtime member of New nizer of the effort at this fi cial Jackson County Hur- things that can help us someone who should be Scurlock Hope Assembly of God Lorita BrownScurlock, Church. point. ricane Relief Fund. Some know how to best navigate at the table, encourage He’s been involved be- portion of it will likely be through this.” them to come. There’s a age 87 of Graceville died In addition to her par- Sunday evening, Decem- ents,she is preceded in fore in establishing such used to pay fi ling fees and The formation of the place for everyone in this ber 30, 2018 at Signature death by her husband, non-profits and was also other expenses associ- 501c3 organization-which process.” Health Care in Graceville. Wiley Milton Scurlock; a involved from the outset ated with the formation doesn’t yet have a formal The group is expected Funeral services for son, John Milton Scurlock; in helping organize some of the 501c3 and beyond name — and the start- to approve bylaws and Mrs.Scurlock will be held two brothers and three sis- of the immediate storm- as it seeks much larger up of the grassroots fund a slate of officers soon. at 11AMSaturday,Janu- ters.Survivors include two related assistance efforts. sums from agencies and both go to demonstrate Once those are reviewed ary5,2019 at NewHope daughters and sons-in-law, He said FEMA encour- organizations over time. two key elements that the and approved by the Assembly of GodChurch Ouida and Glenn Johnson with Reverend Vince Spen- aged local leadership to In whatever specific ways local community must IRS for 501c3 status, the of Cottondale and Tina and invest in this long-term the JCHR fund is used, show-commitment and push for funding will cer officiating. Burial will StaffordTurner of Chatta- planning and provided it is strictly to help pro- capacity — in order to be surge forward. Hiring followinthe Pilgrim Rest nooga, TN; asister,Louise Cemeterywith Family First Shouppe of Graceville and some early guidance in vide ongoing support for taken seriously by the po- for the three paid posi- Funeral &Cremation Care asister-in-law,Merell Scur- the process. That agency the residents of Alford, tential funding entities, tions that are envisioned directing. The family will lock of Cottondale.Several and many other entities Bascom, Campbellton, Yoder said. could start within a cou- receivefriends from 10AM nieces and nephews also could be approached for Cottondale, Graceville, And there’s something ple of months of fi nd- until service time at the survive. funding along the way as Grand Ridge, Green- else they’re working on ing a source to pay those church. the many storm-related wood, Jacob City, Malone, which could prove the lo- salaries. Mrs. Scurlock was born needs of locals are ad- July 1, 1931 in Graceville, dressed. Florida to the late Jonathan And help is already H. andEmma L. Brown. At the age of 16 she married promised from the Wiley Milton Scurlock and Disaster Leadership movedtoCottondale,FL Team, made up of people from across the nation that have been involved in recovery efforts after crises in ObituaryNotices their home commu- nities. Someone from arealso available that group has already signed on to help this group take its fi rst online at steps. www.jamesandsikesfuneralhomes.com What they’re attempt- jcfloridan.com ing is a daunting task — so much so that the emerging non-profit 12A N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 NATION JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com Revelers say hello to 2019, goodbye to an unsettling year The Associated Press hundreds of Thais traveled to Takien Temple in a suburb Revelers around the globe bid of Bangkok to lie inside coffins a weary farewell Monday to an for traditional funeral rituals. unsettling year fi lled with chal- Participants believe the cere- lenges to many of the world’s mony — symbolizing death and most basic institutions, includ- rebirth — helps rid them of bad ing politics, trade, alliances and luck and allows them to be born religion. again for a fresh start in the new Here’s a look at how people- year. ushered in the new year: Participants held fl owers and KIRIBATI incense in their hands as monks covered them with pink sheets The Pacific island nation of and chanted prayers for the Kiribati was the fi rst in the world dead. to welcome the new year, greet- “It wasn’t scary or anything. ing 2019 with muted celebrations It is our belief that it will help after spending 2018 on the front us get rid of bad luck and line of the battle against climate bring good fortune to our life,” change. said Busaba Yookong, who Kiribati is made up of low-lying came to the temple with her atolls along the equator which THE ASSOCIATED PRESS family. intersect three time zones, the Fireworks explode over the Sydney Harbor during New Year’s Eve celebrations in Sydney, Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2019. PHILIPPINES fi rst of which sees the new year 14 hours before midnight in Lon- tinged fi reworks celebration. the easing of tensions over North that widely in mainland China, Dozens of people were injured don. One of the most complex dis- Korea’s nuclear program, South where the lunar New Year in by fi recrackers ahead of New Much of the nation’s land mass, plays in Australia’s history in- Koreans enter 2019 with hopes February is a more important Year’s Eve, when many across occupied by 110,000 people, is cluded gold, purple and silver that the hard-won detente will holiday, but countdown events the Philippines set off powerful endangered by rising seas which fi reworks pulsating to the tune expand into a stable peace. were held in major cities and fi recrackers in one of Asia’s most have inundated coastal villages. of “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Thousands of South Koreans some of the faithful headed to violent celebrations despite a The rising oceans have turned Natural Woman,” made famous were expected to fi ll the streets Buddhist temples for bell-ring- government scare campaign fresh water sources brackish, im- by Aretha Franklin, who died in of the capital, Seoul, for a tradi- ing and prayers. and threats of arrests. periling communities and rais- August. The show used 8.5 tons tional bell-tolling ceremony near The city of Beijing held a gala Officials urged centralized ing doubts the nation will exist at of fi reworks and featured more City Hall to usher in the new year. with VIP guests at the main site fi reworks displays to discourage the next New Year. Former Presi- than 100,000 pyrotechnic effects. NORTH KOREA of the 2008 Summer Olympics. wild and sometimes fatal merry- dent Anote Tong said the only THE UNITED NATIONS The event looked ahead to the making. The notorious tradition, future for Kiribati may be mass Leader Kim Jong Un kept North 2022 Winter Games, which also worsened by celebratory gunfire migration. U.N. Secretary-General An- Korea watchers busy on New will be held in the Chinese capi- that turned deadly, stems from NEW ZEALAND tonio Guterres issued a bleak Year’s Day, when he gave his an- tal. a Chinese-influenced belief New Year’s message that called nual address laying out the coun- Additional police were de- that noise drives away evil and In Auckland, New Zealand’s climate change an existential try’s priorities for the year ahead. ployed in parts of Shanghai, misfortune. biggest city, tens of thousands threat and warned that “it’s time The speech is often the best where a New Year’s Eve stam- NEW YORK CITY gathered around Sky Tower as to seize our last best chance.” He gauge of what the North Korean pede in 2014 killed 36 people. In fi reworks exploded from the noted growing intolerance, geo- leadership is focused on and Beijing, outdoor revelers had to Snoop Dogg, Sting and Christi- top of the 1,076-foot structure. political divisions and inequality, what tone it will take in its deal- brave temperatures well below na Aguilera welcomed 2019 in a Across the southern hemisphere resulting in people “questioning ings with the outside world. freezing. packed Times Square along with nation, thousands took to beach- a world in which a handful of Kim’s speech will be parsed President Xi Jingping, in a revelers from around the world es and streets, becoming the fi rst people hold the same wealth as carefully for clues about his message broadcast at the top of who come to see the traditional major nation in the world to ush- half of humanity.” thinking on denuclearization the evening news, outlined the crystal ball drop. er in 2019. “But there are also reasons for talks with Washington and a country’s achievements over the Spectators assembled early Fireworks boomed and crack- hope,” he said. “A s we begin this second summit with President past year and said that by host- in the afternoon for the made- led above city centers and har- New Year, let’s resolve to confront Donald Trump, relations with ing a series of multinational for-TV extravaganza. The cel- bors. threats, defend human dignity South Korea, and North Korea’s meetings in 2018, “we have put ebration took place under tight AUSTRALIA and build a better future — to- efforts to get out from under in- forward China’s proposals and security, with partygoers gether.” ternational sanctions as it tries to sent out China’s voice.” checked for weapons and An estimated million people SOUTH KOREA build its domestic economy. THAILAND then herded into pens, ringed crowded Sydney Harbor as Aus- CHINA by metal barricades, where tralia’s largest city rang in the new After an eventful year that saw While many celebrate New they wait for the stroke of year with a spectacular, soul- three inter-Korean summits and New Year’s Eve isn’t celebrated Year’s Eve with fi reworks, midnight. Nation Briefs N T Coast Guard (6.5 billion kilometers) remained unclear Sunday Verizon reaches deal I Academy: Shutdown from Earth, so far away after causing delivery to continue carrying W N it will be 10 hours before delays and being brought hurting operations fl ight controllers in Laurel, to the attention of federal Disney channels E E NEW LONDON, Conn. Maryland, know whether investigators. Verizon customers can N — Officials at the U.S. the spacecraft survived the San Diego Union-Tri- continue to watch ESPN, T Coast Guard Academy say close encounter. bune Publisher Jeff Light ABC and other chan- T E their daily operations are Lead scientist Alan Stern described the incident as nels owned by Disney being greatly affected by said Monday the team “what now seems to have after the two companies Y E the partial government has worked years for this been a malicious attack on announced a deal over N shutdown. moment and now, “it’s the company by computer programming fees. 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Box Scores Ocheesee Classic Dec. 27 High School Boys Basketball Bulldogs bite Pirates in Classic fi nale Marianna beat Lee County, 69-52. From staff reports steady streams of two-point- to recover in the fourth for 13 ers, but by the second quarter points. This year’s Ocheesee Classic Sneads’ shooting began to fl ag Marianna kept landing bas- Dec. 28 was wrapped up with a cross- and Marianna went up 34-21. kets throughout and in the end High School Boys Basketball county game between the Mari- MARIANNA 62, SNEADS 40 After the half, Sneads con- the Bulldogs came out on top. Ocheesee Classic at Marianna anna Bulldogs and the Sneads tinued to struggle as Marianna The high scorers were Mari- High School High School Basketball: Pirates. Ocheesee Classic thrived. anna’s Kegan Jones with 13 and Sneads lost to Gadsden, 54-51. Marianna won the matchup In the third, the Bulldogs Sneads’ Jay Hayes with 9. Malone lost to Rutherford, 62-40. landed 14 points to Sneads’ Marianna improved to 9-2 69-64 Things got off to an exciting start with both teams landing six, but the Pirates were able with the win. Sneads is now 7-4. Marianna beat Walton, 78-61 Dec. 29 High School Boys Basketball OCHEESEE CLASSIC Ocheesee Classic at Marianna High School Marianna beat Sneads, 62-40. Dec. 30 Bulldogs batter Braves College Basketball Chipola men beat Coastal Alabama-North, 106-69

Sports Briefs Jan. 3 High School Boys Basketball Cottondale at Paxton, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Graceville at Bay, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Malone at Ponce de Leon, 4:30 and 7 p.m. High School Girls Basketball Malone at Ponce de Leon, 5:30 p.m. Jan. 4 High School Boys Basketball Cottondale host Chi- pley, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Marianna at Taylor County, 4:30 and 6 p.m. Sneads host Gracev- ille, 5:30 and 7 p.m. High School Girls Basketball Sneads host Gracev- ille, 4:30 p.m. College Basketball Chipola men host Shelton State at 7 p.m. Chipola women at MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN Jones College, 2 p.m. JJ Jackson attempts a shot for Marianna on Friday night. High School Wrestling Marianna at North Bay Haven Bash. Marianna fi nishes Friday action with commanding win vs. Walton From staff reports anna was able to start a rally things at 35-35 until a series dominate the fourth and win Jan. 5 in the last minutes, closing the of free throws at the halftime 78-61. Marianna closed out Friday gap. buzzer. Marianna’s high scorers High School Wrestling night’s Ocheesee Classic ac- Walton was up 16-12 at the The third started out as a were Tavis Grooms with 19 Marianna at North tion with a 78-61 win overWal- start of the second, but while tough, physical tug of war, points, Kegan Jones with Bay Haven Bash. ton. Marianna was able to stay on but Marianna piled on in the 15, James Davis with 13, The Braves dominated most Walton’s heels for most of the fi nal minutes to secure a 56- and Stefon McMillan with of the fi rst quarter, but Mari- game, they weren’t able to tie 48 lead before going on to 12.

Ocheesee Classic Malone falls to Rams From staff reports

Malone battled Ruth- erford Friday night at the Ocheesee Classic, but after an exciting game it was the Rams that came out on top, 69-64. The fi rst quarter was tense and low-scoring, but Malone was able to fi nish it with a slight 11- 10 lead. For most of the second quarter the score contin- MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN ued to slowly rise as both Trenton Smith drives down court Friday night against Gadsden County. teams battled for points, but in the fi nal minutes the Rams were able to Jaguars beat Sneads in photo fi nish pull ahead. Malone ral- lied to close the gap and From staff reports shoot Gadsden 14-13, but they weren’t at the half they were back able to close the gap and tie things up. up, 33-21. The Sneads Pirates lost a Friday night Sneads stayed hot in the third and took Rutherford started the thriller to the Gadsden County Jaguars a razor thin 38-37 lead, but the Jaguars third with a run that gave 54-51. got their second wind in the fourth and them a 40-33 lead, but MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN The Ocheesee Classic matchup got off outscored the Pirates 17-13 to win. Malone quickly caught Ocasio Murff goes for two for Malone during Friday’s game to a hot start, but the Jaguars were able Junior Christopher McCullough was on and started evening against Rutherford. to pull ahead 13-10 by the end of the fi rst Sneads’ high scorer with 16 points. River things up. quarter. Clark had 10. Malone kept the pres- minutes, they were able keep it. In the second, the winds were favorable The Pirates will be hosting Graceville sure on and, after a fast to regain the lead 46-43. for Sneads and they were able to out- this Friday. back and forth in the last But they weren’t able to See MALONE, Page 2B 2B N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com Chipola Basketball Chipola plucks Eagles in road win Sunday From staff reports more points to Coastal’s 39. The Chipola College The Indians’ high scor- Indians came back from ers were Kelshawn Brew- Christmas break with ton with 26 points, Cheikh a 106-69 road win over Faye with 19, and Daniel Coastal Alabama-North Oladapo with 16. Eagles Sunday in Panama The Indians are now 15-1 Chipola sophomore City. for the season. Bitumbe Baruti looks to pass at a In the fi rst half Chipola Their next game is a recent game. soared past the Eagles to home matchup against seize a 50-30 lead, and in Shelton State Friday at 7 the second they added 56 p.m. MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN Malone Tennis From Page 1B Federer on winning team after facing Serena for 1st time Rutherford was up 54-49 as the game hit the fourth. The Associated Press why it is such a wonderful serve “It was so fun. This is super cool in Group B. The United States, Malone kept attacking in because you just can’t read it,” that we get to do it at such a pin- which lost to Greece on Monday, the fourth but while they PERTH, Australia — Roger Fe- Federer said. “It was great fun. nacle point of our careers,” Wil- can’t now advance. could narrow Rutherford’s derer won the bragging rights You see how determined and fo- liams said. “I was so excited, and The much-hyped contest lead they weren’t able to over fellow tennis great Ser- cused she is, and I love that about literally it was the match of my quickly lived up to its billing with close it out and in the end, ena Williams as they faced each her.” career. Just playing someone so Federer almost running down a last minute burst of scor- other on court for the fi rst time Federer and playing partner great, and someone you admire Williams’ smash into the open ing pushed the Rams to the on Tuesday, with Federer spear- Belinda Bencic overcame Wil- so much, and a match that actu- court. Williams and Federer win. heading Switzerland’s 4-2, 4-3 (3) liams and Frances Tiafoe in the ally means something.” served strongly and were un- Malone’s high scorers victory over the United States in Fast4 format as Switzerland beat Federer and Williams, both 37, able to return any of each other’s were Taylor Brown with 28 a mixed doubles decider at the the U.S. 2-1 in front of a 14,000 have won 43 Grand Slam singles serves in the fi rst set. and Ocasio Murff with 23. Hopman Cup. capacity crowd. titles between them. Federer’s sublime touch at the Next up for the Tigers is “I was nervous returning (Wil- Federer and Williams shared Defending champion Switzer- net proved decisive as he moved a road game in Ponce de liams’ serve). People talk about a good-natured interview after- land will qualify for Saturday’s fi - closer to a record third Hopman Leon this Thursday. her serve so much and I see ward and then engaged in a selfie. nal if it beats Greece on Thursday Cup title.

NFL GM Licht says he’ll fi nd right fi t for Bucs coaching vacancy BY FRED GOODALL how Licht retained his job clear that Koetter’s re- The Associated Press despite a spotty track re- placement will inherit Ja- cord in the draft and free meis Winston as his quar- TAMPA — The Tam- agency. The Bucs are 27-53 terback. The No. 1 overall pa Bay Buccaneers are since he took over as GM pick from the 2015 draft searching for a new coach in 2014. is due to earn $20.92 mil- for the fi fth time in 10 “Right now, I’m just lion next season in the fi - years. History says they’ll grateful to be here,” Licht nal year of the contract he set their sights on a big said, without elaborating signed as a rookie. name, but not necessarily on why he deserved to stay The Glazer family that land their fi rst or even sec- while Koetter was let go owns the team rarely ond choice. after constructing an of- grants interviews and is General manager Jason fense that ranked among especially tight-lipped Licht said Monday he’s just the best in the NFL statis- during coaching searches. “grateful” to have an op- tically, including No. 1 in Early speculation about portunity to lead the effort passing yards. Tampa Bay’s latest open- to replace Dirk Koetter, Instead, the GM reiter- ing centers around some- who was fi red after going ated he is committed to one with a proven track 19-29 with no playoff ap- fi nding the right coach to record such as Jim or pearances over three sea- lead a talented young team John Harbaugh if they be- sons. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE moving forward. come available, former “Ultimately, the results Then-Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter talks to reporters after an NFL game “It’s been disappointing Packers coach Mike Mc- and wins just weren’t against the New York Giants in East Rutherford, N.J., on Nov. 18. for the entire organization, Carthy or maybe former there,” Licht said. “Collec- thought we could do.” season after being pro- consecutive 5-11 fi nishes but we are determined to Cardinals coach Bruce tively, everyone in the or- The move to dismiss moted from offensive co- that extended Tampa Bay’s get back on track,” Licht Arians, who worked with ganization has fallen short Koetter was not a surprise. ordinator in January 2016, playoff drought to 11 years. said. Licht while both were in of expectations of what we After going 9-7 in his fi rst Koetter followed with What’s more puzzling is The GM also made it Arizona. Dolphins fi re Gase after 7-9 season; Tannenbaum demoted BY STEVEN WINE “Today we’re no further sense given the Dolphins The Associated Press along than when I bought are likely starting over at the team,” said Ross, who quarterback. RyanTannehill MIAMI — The Miami Dol- became majority owner a has been with Miami since phins’ coaching carousel is decade ago. “I thought it 2012 but has never taken a spinning again. was time for the organiza- postseason snap, and he’s Adam Gase was fi red tion to take a different ap- widely expected to be trad- Monday as part of the lat- proach.” ed or released because of an est organizational shake-up Ross, 78, said he’s willing escalating salary. after the Dolphins fi nished to be patient because the Gase went 23-26 with 7-9 and missed the playoffs Dolphins’ win-now phi- Miami, including a playoff for the 15th time in 17 years. losophy hasn’t worked, and game in 2016. After the 2018 Owner Stephen Ross or- he wants a longer-term view Dolphins beat New England dered a roster overhaul and regarding player personnel on the play of the season — acknowledged it may take decisions. a pass and double lateral for several seasons to build a In the past the Dolphins a touchdown as time ran winner. counted on free agents to out — they were outscored Ross demoted executive get over the hump and in- 100-41 in their fi nal three vice president of football stead became stuck on a games by other also-ran operations Mike Tannen- treadmill of mediocrity. teams, including a 42-17 baum. General manager They’ve fi nished with six loss at Buffalo on Sunday THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chris Grier, who has been to eight wins in nine of the that sealed Gase’s fate. Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross (left) and general manager Chris Grier speak during a with the team in various ca- past 10 seasons, and haven’t “Probably one of the news conference after head football coach Adam Gase was fi red Monday in Davie. pacities for 19 seasons, was won a playoff game since toughest decisions I’ve said he’s committed to Ross’ their best run stopper, top by 114 points. They ranked given more authority and 2000. made,” Ross said. “He new, more patient approach cornerback Xavien How- 31st in the NFL in offense, will oversee football opera- “To keep operating under worked his tail off, and un- in building a winner. ard and explosive receivers also a franchise worst, and tions while reporting direct- that philosophy would be fortunately things didn’t go “It’s knowing who you Albert Wilson and Jakeem 29th in defense, allowing ly to Ross. like the definition of insani- the way we all hoped.” want to be,” Grier said. “You Grant. Tannehill missed fi ve a franchise-record 6,257 The team said it will im- ty: doing the same thing and Tannenbaum, who held have a vision for what your games. yards. mediately conduct a search expecting a different result,” his job for four years and team wants to be, and you There’s already specula- Gase went 7-1 in one- for Gase’s successor, who Ross said. “What I want is was involved with several stay with it.” tion the 40-year-old Gase score games, and 20-6 in will report to Grier un- sustained winning seasons. disappointing drafts, was Most preseason prognos- will be coaching another three seasons. But his re- der the team’s new, more That’s what the fans want reassigned within the orga- ticators predicted the 2018 team in 2019, and his sup- cord in games decided by streamlined leadership and deserve. We’re going nization. Dolphins would fi nish with porters argue he over- more than one score was structure. to build this organization Grier, the GM for the past a losing record, and a wave achieved this season, given 3-20, including 0-8 this sea- The next coach will be the based on our needs, and if it three seasons, said the team of injuries complicated the quality of the Dolphins’ son. His teams struggled Dolphins’ 10th since 2004, takes a year or so, two years, will “investigate every av- Gase’s task. The Dolphins roster. especially on the road, los- including three interim three years, we’re going to enue” in pursuing a coach, lost 13 keyplayers to season- They were outgained by ing their fi nal seven away coaches. This time, Ross be there.” and said NFL experience ending injuries, including 1,619 yards, worst in fran- games this year while being said, will be different. The approach makes wasn’t a necessity. Grier two top offensive linemen, chise history, and outscored outscored 248-117. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 3B College Football Playoff Saban hasn’t slowed down and isn’t planning to BY TIM REYNOLDS ban will be on his fi fth of- The Associated Press fensive coordinator in a span of 32 games — Lane MIAMI GARDENS — Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian, Nick Saban still has plenty Brian Daboll, Locksley and of fi re. whoever replaces Locks- If there was any ques- ley. The Tide are 28-2 so tion about that, consider far during this revolving- this scene from the Orange door run of coordinators. Bowl. Saban was abso- The names on Saban’s staff lutely livid on the Alabama may change, but his pro- sideline. He stomped, cess does not. he yelled, he waved his “One of the things that I arms, he grimaced and always say to our team is, then capped his temper ‘So what? What’s next?’” tantrum by ripping off his Saban said. “Maybe you headset and slamming it accomplished something onto the grass so hard that in the last game, but the it broke. next game is the most im- It bears noting that Ala- portant game, and that’s bama was clinging to a what we need to prepare mere 18-point lead at the for, and that’s what’s going time, and was seconds to help you create value, away from scoring again. because you’re kind of This is Nicholas Lou Sa- only as good as your last ban Jr., 67 years old, a man play in this profession and who makes more than $11 in this business.” million per year, occasion- This is how good Saban ally laments not spend- is: He hires guys, teaches ing enough time with his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS them everything he knows, granddaughter and a big Alabama head coach Nick Saban and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (right) throw oranges to the team during the Orange Bowl then inevitably faces some Michael Jackson fan. He’s a trophy presentation Sunday in Miami Gardens. Alabama defeated Oklahoma 45-34. of them when they be- man who would need both standing alone in college game, is 49. Oklahoma’s of the last three years. Ala- Locksley, who takes over come head coaches. And hands if he was to simul- football history. Lincoln Riley, who lost to bama is 127-12 over the full-time as coach at Mary- he beats them. Every time. taneously wear all of his “I’ve always been kind of Saban in the semifinals last 10 seasons, by far the land after the title game. Saban is 16-0 against the national championship geared up to always sort at the Orange Bowl, is 35. best record in America “When you’re around this eight former assistants rings, arguably now the of look at what’s in front Kirby Smart, whose Geor- over that span. He is be- guy and you get to see the who have eventually lined greatest coach ever in col- of you, not necessarily gia team nearly beat Ala- loved at Alabama, and it’s work ethic, you get to see up on the opposite side- lege football. look what’s behind you,” bama in last season’s title mutual, as evidenced by the organization, you get line against him. Next Monday night, he Saban said. “And I think game and nearly got the the fact that when it was to see the structure, the They know his every gets a chance at another that the next game is al- Tide again this year in the time for Saban’s daughter discipline, how he goes move, and still can’t crack ring when Alabama (14-0) ways the most important, Southeastern Conference to plan her wedding re- about doing things, it rubs the code. Same goes for takes on Clemson (14-0) the next season is always championship game, is ception she chose Bryant- off not just on players but just about every other in Santa Clara, California. the most important, the 43. Denny Stadium — Ala- coaches as well.” coach, really. Alabama typ- If the Crimson Tide win, next team, the next group They’re all still chasing bama’s home fi eld. Losing a coordinator ically gets whatever recruit Saban would capture his of players, and there’s al- Saban. And now, another ring is would be a huge blow to it wants, because of Sa- sixth AP national champi- ways a great challenge in “One of the great coach- just one more win away. some programs. ban. It wins virtually every onship and, when includ- that.” es who has ever done it,” “Having the opportunity At Alabama, it’s an annu- game, because of Saban. ing the BCS crown he got This is why he is showing Riley said. to work for Coach Saban, al rite. And the Saban Train It has a chance to go wire- at LSU in 2003, his seventh no signs of slowing down. Saban is under contract you can’t help but get bet- rolls along. to-wire as the No. 1 team national title in all — both Dabo Swinney, Saban’s op- through 2025, and has got- ter,” said Alabama offen- When the Tide open next in the nation this season, of which would have him posing coach in the title ten an extension in each sive coordinator Michael season against Duke, Sa- because of Saban. Swinney fulfills promise with Clemson’s best decade

BY STEPHEN HAWKINS Bowden with the assistant The Associated Press who had never been a head coach — or even a coordi- Dabo Swinney had no nator. doubt Clemson was headed When Saban was just in the right direction to be a getting started at Alabama national power again. He after the 2006 season, he just wasn’t sure he would offered Swinney a spot on be around to be part of it his staff. Bowden added the after the 2010 regular sea- title of associate head coach son ended with a three- to get Swinney to stay. touchdown home loss to an Clemson went 4-2 to fi n- instate rival. ish the 2008 regular season When Swinney got to his before Swinney had the in- office with the Tigers at terim tag removed that Dec. 6-6 after that South Caro- 1, exactly 10 years before lina game, there waited the the Tigers won their fourth athletic director who had consecutive ACC champi- surprisingly named him onship game last month. interim coach in October The Tigers won the ACC 2008 before hiring him as Atlantic Division in 2009, head coach at the end of his fi rst full season. But that season. the external pressure was “Well, we did the best we on Swinney and Phillips in could. It was a quick ride,” 2010 even though fi ve of the Swinney recalled think- losses, including their bowl ing before walking into game, were by less than a the room. “I literally didn’t touchdown. know if he was going to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Swinney still vividly re- say hey, we have to make a Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney jogs onto the fi eld for the fi rst half of the Cotton Bowl against Notre Dame on Saturday in members that conversation change or whatever.” Arlington, Texas. with Phillips, who retired in But then-Clemson AD endar fl ips to 2020. Meineke Car Care Bowl on as well,” Alabama coach national title, Clemson won 2012, a year after the Tigers Terry Don Phillips was “What gave me that be- the fi nal day of 2010. They Nick Saban said Monday. the rematch in 2016 and won their fi rst ACC title in there to reinforce his belief lief is my entire life. Why won the national title two “They’ve done just as good they played in a semifi nal 20 years. in Swinney, not fi re him. wouldn’t I believe that? I years ago with a last-sec- a job as anybody in the last year that the Tide won “He said, ‘I’m going to tell And Swinney soon after mean, I just look back at ond touchdown against the country when it comes to on another championship. you something. I believe in publicly declared that the my entire life. You know, Crimson Tide. what they’ve been able to Swinney played at Ala- you more right now than Tigers would have their my faith. I knew that I was Clemson had won 10 accomplish over the last bama, began his coaching I did when I hired you.’ winningest decade ever by where I was supposed to games only seven times in decade in terms of con- career as a graduate assis- He said, ‘I have no doubt. time 2020 arrived. be. And just belief in myself its previous 109 seasons. sistency and performance tant at his alma mater for What I want you to do is Swinney and the No. 2 and the people around me,” That included a 10-season each and every year. ... They three years, then had fi ve understand there’s going to Tigers (14-0) already have, Swinney said. “So we did span that started with the do a great job of developing seasons (1996-2000) as an be some criticism. There’s even before they play in achieve that. That’s the only Tigers winning their only players. It’s just a really, re- assistant coaching tight going to be this and that. I their third national cham- reason I’m still here.” other national title in 1981 ally good program.” ends and receivers there don’t want you to listen to pionship game in four sea- The Tigers, who over- and ended with four con- Much like Alabama, before a head coaching anything’,” Swinney said. sons next Monday night whelmed No. 3 Notre Dame secutive 10-2 seasons from which is going for its sixth change. “He said, ‘I have your back.’ against top-ranked Ala- 30-3 in their CFP semifinal 1987-90. They were 91-22-4 title in Saban’s 12 seasons. After a few years away And he said, ‘I believe in bama (14-0). And there is game at the Cotton Bowl, over that decade. This is the fourth sea- from football, Swinney be- you, and I know that you’ll still another full season to have eight consecutive 10- “He’s really a personal son in a row the Tigers and came Clemson’s receivers do what you need to do’.” play after that, with the ex- win seasons, fi ve ACC titles friend that I personally Crimson Tide will play in coach in 2003, the same job There are certainly no pectation of yet another and are 95-15 overall since a have a tremendous amount the College Football Play- he still had when Phillips doubts now about the title chance, before the cal- loss to South Florida in the of respect for, as a coach, off. Alabama won the 2015 replaced the fi red Tommy folksy 49-year-old coach. Lopsided games, schedule drag down CFP television ratings The Associated Press being played on New Year’s and 19 million viewers. Last season, when the The best television rat- Jan. 1, 2015, and both games Day. The network says Clem- semifinals were played on ings for the College Football were competitive into the Television viewership for ESPN said Sunday that son’s 30-3 victory against New Year’s Day and Georgia Playoff came in the fi rst year, second half. ESPN drew the College Football Play- Alabama’s 45-34 victory Notre Dame in the Cotton and Oklahoma went to over- when Florida State and Ore- record audiences of more off on ESPN dropped from against Oklahoma in the Or- Bowl earlier Saturday drew a time in the Rose Bowl, the gon played in the Rose Bowl than 28 million viewers and last season, dragged down ange Bowl on Saturday night 10.3 rating and 16.8 million games averaged a 13.9 rating and Alabama and Ohio State an average rating of about by lopsided games and not drew a 10.4 overnight rating viewers. and 24 million viewers. played in the Sugar Bowl on 15. 4B N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 ENTERTAINMENT JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com

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Sweaty spot Laurel and Hardy movie ‘Stan & Ollie’ is a joy The Associated Press this performance tour gets more and more trying as it becomes There are lot of movies in evident that this is their last theaters right now trying to act. It’s a rough go on the road grab your attention, and dollars, at fi rst, as they try to keep their from big superhero spectacles spirits up even when perform- and musical extravaganzas to ing to a half-full, second-rate awards darlings and wannabes. theater (a lousy promoter has It’s easy to get overwhelmed not done a good job educat- with the options in the multi- ing the public that they’re not plex (and, frankly, at home) and retired). when something like, say, a late- Eventually they have to lower career Laurel and Hardy biopic themselves to do a series of comes along, you’d be forgiven cheesy promos educating for thinking it easy to dismiss, or the public that yes, it is them at least put off for a little while. and not some impersonators, But I’m here to tell you not which ends up working. Abbott to sleep on “Stan & Ollie” It is and Costello might have been simply terrific — an understated the big screen comedy duo of but smartly told crowd-pleaser the moment, but it turns out about the legendary comedy there was still an audience for duo in their last act, with won- nostalgia. derful production value, a sharp And there is more at stake and surprisingly poignant script than just their ego — Laurel has and brilliant performances from been hard at work on a Robin John C. Reilly, as Oliver Hardy, Hood movie that he hopes and Steve Coogan, as Stan could be their big comeback (a ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS Laurel. producer is supposed to come This image released by Sony Pictures Classics shows Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel (left) and John C. Reilly (below) Directed by Jon S. see their London show), while as Oliver Hardy in a scene from “Stan & Ollie.” Baird (“Filth”) off a script from Hardy is trying to mask his Jeff Pope (“Philomena”), “Stan & declining health. “Stan & Ollie” Ollie” focuses in on the two dur- packs a surprising emotional ing a last-gasp musical hall tour punch as well, without ever of the United Kingdom in delving into the sad clown senti- 1953, 16 years after their prime, mentality that you might expect when most of the world had from a standard performer assumed the two had long-since biopic. retired on the riches of their Whatever is going on behind fame. the scenes, in their friendship, There is a brief introduc- their marriages, with their tion of them at their peak fi nances, these two seem to working with Hal Roach (played relish in delighting an audience, by Danny Huston). They’re whether it’s just one person laughing about ex-wives and (like, say, a hotel clerk) or a money and declaring that they’ll room of thousands. never get married again, or, They’ll even get their wives as Laurel says, he’s just going (Shirley Henderson plays Lucille to fi nd a woman he doesn’t Hardy and Nina Arianda is Ida like and buy her a house. But Kitaeva Laurel) in on it to drum there’s a sign of trouble to come. up a little publicity, making Laurel’s contract with Roach is them participate in “the door up, and he’s taking a meeting at bit” fresh off an international another studio, expecting (and fl ight. And Coogan and Reilly hoping) that Hardy will come are at the top of their game, along. truly disappearing into the icons The fi lm comes back to this they’re playing. pivotal break throughout, as we Baird and his performers have learn more and more about that fun integrating these well-worn worry if you’re only passingly best, or to see their impact on the Motion Picture association rift and their lingering issues bits (even the piano box!) into familiar with Laurel and Hardy the comedy of generations to of America for “some language, with one another, and the seams their daily life and Laurel and — their comedy is timeless come. and for smoking.” Running of this showbiz-manufactured Hardy fans will have fun spot- and it’s not an uphill battle to “Stan & Ollie,” a Sony Pictures time: 97 minutes. Three and a marriage start to show even as ting them throughout. And don’t understand why they were the Classics release, is rated PG by half stars out of four. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com LIFESTYLES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 N 5B Ring in 2019 in style Turn trendy tassels into inexpensive DIY earrings

The Associated Press I could fi nd was a “toggle clasp kit” that appeared to CONCORD, N.H. — be similar. I think my caps Fringe is in fashion and were smaller, and the top tassels are trendy, and of my fringe was thicker, they’re not just on pillows which meant it was a bit and clothing. Handmade tricky to roll it tightly and earrings adorned with em- then glue it in place. Still, broidery fl oss make quick, this was a pretty easy pro- inexpensive holiday gifts, cess. and they’re easy to cus- While I used probably tomize according to the re- less than 50 cents worth of cipient’s favorite color. fringe, the lever-back ear- Browsing aisles of jew- rings were more expensive elry-making supplies at than the other options, craft stores can be a bit and there was only one overwhelming — so many set of caps in the clasp kit, mysterious little pieces making this the most ex- and parts. The embroidery pensive option. And while aisle is more straightfor- there were maybe half a ward, though choosing dozen colors of fringe to the perfect colors can take choose from at my local some time. But with each fabric store, that was far skein of thread costing fewer than the options for about 60 cents, you can af- the other methods that use ford to get a few extras for embroidery fl oss for the backups. tassels. Even fi guring out which COST: 5 tutorials to test was a bit EASE: 7 of a chore: I found instruc- RESULTS: 6 tions for earrings sport- OMBRE HOOPS: PHOTOS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing tiered tassels, multiple This Dec. 17, 2018, photo shows handmade earrings hanging on a Christmas tree in Hopkinton, N.H. A few jewelry fi ndings and mini-tassels arranged A blog called “Style & two skeins of embroidery thread are all you need to create these colorful handmade earrings shown here. along hoops and a vari- Forks” promised “The ety of other DIY dangles. Easiest Tassel Earring Tu- Once I got the hang of But with only a few days torial,” and while it was it, this method was quick, left until Christmas, time indeed the easiest of the even though it involved wasn’t on my side so I three I tried, it wasn’t quite adding multiple tassels to quickly narrowed my list as easy as it looked. This each hoop. This method down to three options. method involves simply ty- was inexpensive, because Two featured embroi- ing embroidery fl oss onto it didn’t require pliers or dery fl oss while the third hoop earrings — no glue, glue. And it offers the most used pre-made fringe to no fi ddly jewelry fi nd- opportunity for custom- form the tassel. In all three ings. So far, so good. But ization. I used three shades cases, I found combing the the instructions also call of the same color for an fi nished tassels with a fi ne- for wrapping the thread ombre effect, but using all tooth comb really helped around two fi ngers — one color or mixing it up separate the strands of without saying how many would be just as good. fl oss and fl uff them out a times — and I found that COST: 8 bit. resulted in short lengths of EASE: 8 Here’s what I found, with fl oss that were difficult to RESULTS: 8 each method rated from tie. Instead, I wrapped the DANGLING HOOPS: 1 to 10, with 10 indicating thread around four fi ngers the least expensive, easiest six times, which gave me My fi nal attempt was and best results: enough to work with. based on a tutorial on the CAPPED FRINGE: The tutorial also doesn’t website Made in a Day . explain HOW to tie the This method uses an entire First up was a tutorial embroidery thread to the skein of embroidery fl oss These shown here combine two trends: tassels and an ombre color pattern. on a blog called Charles- hoop. I found better in- per earring, which makes ton Crafted , written by a structions and photos on for a chunkier tassel and tassel, slipping the jump couple remodeling their a website for Darice , a also means no measur- ring onto a hooped earring fi rst home. This method company that makes craft ing. The fl oss is looped and attaching the hoop to looked like the simplest supplies. Essentially, you over an oval jump ring an earring wire. one I found, because it fold the threads in half in and tied to create the tas- This method required didn’t involve fussy cutting a U-shape, hold it under sel, which was a bit harder the most pieces, and might or tying embroider thread. the earring and pull the than I expected. The in- be the most difficult if Instead, fringe trim that ends through the loop. I structions say to use glue, you’re not used to working can be purchased by the improvised an even easier but not exactly where, and with tiny jump rings and yard (though you’ll need way by putting a bit of tape I ended up with some hot pliers. But once proficient, only a few inches) is rolled on the ends to hold them glue squirting out the side you could whip up many up and glued into a little together, which made of my tassel top. Wrapping pairs because the pack- metal cap that attaches poking them through the another jump ring around ages of supplies contain to an earring wire. But I loop and tying the knot the tied portion also was enough for dozens. couldn’t fi nd the “jewelry smoother. And then the not particularly easy. From COST: 7 This pair of fun tassel earrings shown here are made from end caps” called for in the tape is cut off when the there, however, it’s just a EASE: 5 fringe trim more commonly used on pillows and other home instructions — the closest tassel is trimmed. matter of trimming the RESULTS: 6 goods.

RIGHT AT HOME Home fragrance names stir imagination

The Associated Press scene of a performer into a diffuser that can be a great oil to uplift and climbing the stairs to her operated with an app. improve focus. Rosemary he home-fragrance attic apartment, walking The collection, created is considered to be a market has long on the ebony wood fl oor, by master perfumers and mental stimulant,” she Tbeen dominated by and seeing a bouquet of scent designers, includes says. relatively simple iterations geranium and juniper. evocative names like “Po- Those seeking comfort of popular aromas: vanil- Tangerine, vetiver and bal- etry” (vetiver, eucalyptus might consider her “Sol- la, cinnamon, evergreen sam characterize “Bear’s and guaiac, an oil from ace,” a soothing blend of and citrus scents. Cave,” with the story the South American palo bergamot, marjoram and But that marketplace centering on a hibernating santo tree), “Moondance” sandalwood. Or generate of diffusers, candles and bear’s environment and (bergamot, iris, amber) a festive air with “Spring room sprays is full of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the advent of spring. and “Kith & Kin” (orange Party,” a zingy mix of This photo provided by Kimberly Austin shows some of the fun, evocative names to San Francisco-based designer’s scented candles. Austin has “I wanted them to be zest, spice, soft wood). orange, peppermint and distinguish the scents — given each of the scented candles she’s created for her Austin like vintage apothecary At Green Valley Aro- ylang ylang. names meant to pique our Press studio a little back story and interesting name. jars with samples of places matherapy in Courtenay, At interior design fi rm imaginations and bring and people,” says Austin. British Columbia, founder Haus Interior , cotton home not just a sense of New York-based market- tin Press . She’s given each “I created the theme by Barbara Greenwood offers wax candles include smell but of story. ing strategist Alexander concoction not only a cool thinking of both interior essential oil mixtures like “Summer Haus,” a season- Perhaps lighting a jar of Jutkowitz. name, but a little back and exterior space, then “Transitions,” with black ally reminiscent blend of “Poet’s Garret” will inspire The names of home story on the label. coming up with characters pepper, rosemary, lemon coconut and tonka bean, your sonnet-writing. A fragrances are meant to “Cowboy’s Camp,” for that would be associ- and geranium. a legume with a vanilla- whiff of “Spring Party” create a visual in your instance, is a mix of wood- ated with them. All of the “Black pepper stimu- caramel taste and aroma. might just ramp up the head fi rst, and then the smoke essence, tobacco, environments are meant lates blood fl ow to help “Dock Haus” is a mixture festivities. designers follow through pine and horsehair. The to be special places offer- with lethargy and fatigue. of summer-cottagey birch “Scent grabs us in a way with the fragrance blend. story involves a cowboy ing calm, inspiration and Geranium is considered in and cypress essences, that no other sense can,” San Francisco letter- setting up camp under peace. Our dream spots, aromatherapy to be a bal- while “Winter Haus” connecting to parts of the press designer Kimberly the stars with his horse so to speak.” ancing oil and was added combines warm fi g with brain that process emo- Austin has a line of jar at his side. For “Dancer’s At Aera, intriguing scents to help offer the warm the smoky notes of a wood tion and memory, says candles, Sanctum for Aus- Dormer,” Austin sets the come in capsules you load hand of comfort. Lemon is fi re. 6B ◆ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2019 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com

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Snowfall "Baby Teeth" Snowfall 136 248 GOLF 44 Golf Central (N) Academy PGA TourGolf Classics PGA ‘18 Tournament of Champions Site: Plantation Course Golf Central Golf Classics PGA ‘18 Tournament of Champions Site: Plantation Course 401 218 HALL 46 < Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe (‘18) < It's Christmas, Eve (‘18) LeAnn Rimes. < Sharing Christmas (‘17) Ellen Hollman. < A Shoe Addict's Christmas (‘18) < Christmas List 185 312 HGTV 49 Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers (N) H.Hunt (N) House (N) Property Brothers Property Brothers H.Hunt House Property Brothers 112 229 HIST 81 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Vikings "Hell" Vikings (N) Drilling Down (N) Curse of Oak IslandVikings "The Buddha" Drilling Down Curse of Oak Island 120 269 LIFE 29 Project Runway Project Runway PR All Stars Social (N) Project Runway (N) :05 Am. Beauty Star (N) :05 Project Runway PR All Stars Social Project Runway :05 Am. 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Thursday Best Bets The Big Bang Theory Gotham (18.1) WECP (6.1) WCTV 7:00 p.m. (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 7:00 p.m. Mayhem ensues during a paintball game organized by Penny (Kal- The final season kicks off with this new episode. Gordon (Ben McK- ey Cuoco) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki) when Sheldon (Jim Par- enzie) and Bruce (David Mazouz) find their mission becoming more sons) becomes jealous in this new episode.Also, Stuart (Kevin complicated as the villains who survived the attack on the city be- Sussman) doesn’t want to move in with Denise (Lauren Lapkus). gin to resurface and stake claims on territories. The Titan Games The Secret Life of the Zoo (7.1) WJHG (40) WTWC 7:00 p.m. APL 8:00 p.m. Dwayne Johnson invites everyday people to compete in epic chal- A young giraffe namedTula gives birth in this new episode. Else- lenges designed to test the mind, body and heart in this premiere. where, both the penguin chicks and a silvery gibbon baby must He sets out to motivate the competitors to reach their potential for face their fears as they grow up in the zoo. Cameras bring viewers greatness as they vie for a $100,000 prize. Dwayne Johnson from “The Titan Games” behind the scenes of a popular zoo in this series.

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Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock HitchcockThe Good Wife - - WJHG (7.1) 5 News (N) News (N) News (N) Wheel (N) The Titan Games (N) The Blacklist (N) News (N) :35 The Tonight Show :35 Seth Meyers :35 C. Daly :05 Paid :35 Paid 7 7 CW (7.2) 6 Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Supernatural Legacies Page SixGoldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Rules QueensTop 30 Paid 8 8 WFSU (11.1) 11 PBS NewsHour (N) News Steves' Seas Florida Old House Hour (N) Globe TrekkerAmanpour & Compa (N) PBS NewsHour Craft "California" Great Performances - - Create (11.2) 201 Craftsman K.Belton Passport "New Orleans" Martha TestK J. Weir K.Belton Craftsman Travel Backyard Martha TestK Passport "New Orleans" Rudy MaxaMartha TestK - - WMBB (13.1) 8 News (N) News (N) News (N) ET (N) Conners Conners The Last Days of JFK Jr. (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl.Mom Mom Justice News 13 13 METV (13.2) 209 Mama'sF. Jeffersons M*A*S*H M*A*S*H A. Griffith A. Griffith Gom. Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock Hitchcock Mannix - - WABW (14.1) - PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour Celtic Woman: Ancient Land Healthy Brain: Happy Life With Dr. Suzuki Food: What the Heck The Healing Mind - - KIDS (14.2) - Craftsman K.Belton Passport "New Orleans" Martha TestK J. Weir K.Belton Craftsman Travel Backyard Martha TestK Passport "New Orleans" Rudy Maxa Martha TestK - - KNOW (14.3) - Spotlight (N) Bridging Urban Amer Georgia Dt. Jackson Pollock's Mu PBS NewsHour (N) Spotlight Nova "Pluto and Beyond" Amer. Masters "Decoding Watson" Edison - - WDHN (18) - News (N) News (N) News (N) ET (N) Conners Conners The Last Days of JFK Jr. (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Branson Country USA :05 Million? :35 ET - - WTXL (27.1) - News (N) News (N) Inside Ed. Judy Conners Conners The Last Days of JFK Jr. (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Inside Ed. Paid Paid News - - Bounce (27.2) - 3:30 < The Distingui... OneOne OneOne Scandal "YOLO" In the Cut In the Cut <+++ 48 Hours (‘82) Eddie Murphy, Nick Nolte. <++ Another 48 Hours (‘90) Eddie Murphy. <+ Foolish Master P. - - WPGX (28) 10 Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Gotham "Year Zero" (N) The Orville (N) 2½Men Minute TMZ Live! Pawn StarsPawn Stars Jokers TMZ Met Mother2½Men 28 28 WDFX (34) - Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Gotham "Year Zero" (N) The Orville (N) News (N) TMZ Minute TMZ Live! Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Jokers Jokers Me Time - - WTWC (40) - Fam. Feud News (N) ET (N) Fam. Feud The Titan Games (N) The Blacklist (N) DailyMail :35 The Tonight Show :35 Seth Meyers :35 C. Daly :05 Access Live - - WTLH (49.1) - 2 Broke G. Mike&Molly BigBang BigBang Gotham "Year Zero" (N) The Orville (N) News (N) Tallahas Modern Modern Paid 2½Men2½MenFunnyAskChicago P.D. - - CW (49.2) - Amer. Dad Amer. 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Bunk'd Bunk'd 172 290 ESPN 19 SportsCenter (N) Basketball NCAA Penn State at Michigan (L) Basketball NCAA Connecticut at Baylor (L) Basketball NCAA Stanford at UCLA (L) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) 140 206 FOOD 50 Beat Flay Beat Flay Chopped Chopped Chopped BeatFlayBeat Flay Beat Flay Beat Flay ChoppedBeat Flay Beat FlayBeat Flay Beat Flay 110 231 FREE 28 <++ Miss Congeniality (‘00) Michael Caine, Sandra Bullock. <++ Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (‘05) The 700 Club <+++ Another Cinderella Story (‘08) Paid Paid 180 311 FS1 62 NASCAR Race Hub Basketball NCAA Illinois at Indiana (L) Basketball NCAA Colorado at Arizona (L) Hoops Ex Speak for Yourself Fair GameTMZ (N) NHRA in 30 Basketb.NCAA Ill./Ind. 150 607 FSF 36 3:30 Tennis Panthrs Hockey NHL Florida Panthers at Buffalo Sabres (L) Post-game Panthers Panthrs Poker WPT Hockey NHL Florida Panthers at Buffalo Sabres Post-game 423 654 FX 53 4:00 < Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (‘15) <++ Riddick (‘13) Karl Urban, Katee Sackhoff, Vin Diesel. <++ Riddick (‘13) Karl Urban, Katee Sackhoff, Vin Diesel. <++ XXX: State of the Union (‘05) Ice Cube. 136 248 GOLF 44 Golf PGA Tournament of Champions Round 1 Site: Plantation Course -- Kapalua, Hawaii (L) Golf Central Golf PGA Tournament of Champions Round 1Site: Plantation Course--Kapalua, Hawaii 401 218 HALL 46 < Christmas in Evergreen: Letters to Santa (‘18) < The Christmas Cottage (‘17) Merritt Patterson. < A Crown for Christmas (‘15) Danica McKellar. < Jingle Around the Clock (‘18) Andrea Brooks. < Merry Matrimony 185 312 HGTV 49 Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop FlipFlopFlip or Flop H.Hunt (N) House (N) H.HuntH.Hunt Flip or Flop Flip or Flop H.Hunt House H.Hunt H.Hunt 112 229 HIST 81 American Pickers A. Pickers "Beer Factor" American Pickers (N) Hitler's Secret Tunnels (N) :05 American Pickers :05 Hitler's Secret Tunnels :10 American Pickers 120 269 LIFE 29 4:00 < Toni Braxton: ... < Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B (‘14) Surviving R. Kelly (N) :05 R. Kelly (N) :05 Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly 108 252 MTV 34 Beach Club Ex on the Beach (N) Ex on the Beach (N) Floribama Shore (N) Beach Club Ex on the Beach Catfish: The TV Show Catfish: The TV ShowCatfish: The TV Show 160 331 NGEO 109 World's Deadliest Life Below Zero Life -0 "Full Throttle" Life Below Zero (N) Life Below Zero (N) Life -0 "Full Throttle" Life Below ZeroNazi... "Hitler's Money" Nazi... "Hitler's Architect" 186 276 NICK 14 Loud H. Loud H. Henry Danger Sponge Sponge <+++ Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (‘08) Friends Friends Friends FriendsFriends :35 Friends :10 Mom :45 Mom 170 299 PARMT 47 Mom Mom Friends Friends Friends Friends <+++ Star Trek Beyond (‘16) Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Chris Pine. <++ Battleship (‘12, Sci-Fi) Alexander Skarsgard, Rihanna, Taylor Kitsch. 168 241 SYFY 32 <+++ I Am Number Four (‘11) Alex Pettyfer. <++ Constantine (‘05) Rachel Weisz, Keanu Reeves. 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Friday Best Bets MacGyver Last Man Standing (18.1) WECP (6.1) WCTV 7:00 p.m. (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 7:00 p.m. Mac (LucasTill) and Jack (George Eads) head to LasVegas for a re- Mike (TimAllen) offers to take Boyd (Flynn Morrison) on a fishing laxing weekend vacation in this new episode.The fun is cut short, trip in this new episode, which threatens Ryan’s (Jordan Master- however, when the two are abducted by someone from their past son) own plans with his son.The two men are forced to get along and locked up in a concrete room. when Boyd suggests all three take a trip together. Fresh Off the Boat Hawaii Five-0 (13.1) WMBB (18) WDHN (27.1) WTXL 7:00 p.m. (18.1) WECP (6.1) WCTV 8:00 p.m. Now that her children are growing up, Jessica (ConstanceWu) pre- Steve (Alex O’Loughlin) and Catherine (Michelle Borth) are still pares to move forward with the next chapter of her life in the new devastated by the murder of one of their ohana in this new epi- season of this comedy. Elsewhere, teenager Eddie (HudsonYang) sode.Along with Danny (Scott Caan), Junior (Beulah Koale) and looks forward to being more independent. Constance Wu in “Fresh Off the Boat” some old friends, they set out to hunt down the killer.

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Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock HitchcockCSI: Miami "Reality Kills" - - WJHG (7.1) 5 News (N) News (N) News (N) Wheel (N) The Blacklist The Blacklist (N) Dateline NBC News (N) :35 The Tonight Show :35 Seth Meyers :35 C. Daly :05 Paid :35 Paid 7 7 CW (7.2) 6 Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Whose Whose Walk of Fame (N) Page SixGoldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld RulesRules Queens Top 30 Paid 8 8 WFSU (11.1) 11 PBS NewsHour (N) News Steves' W.Week (N) Firing (N) Great Performances Elvis Lives Amanpour & Compa (N) PBS NewsHourGreat Performances Masters - - Create (11.2) 201 Old House K.Belton Ming Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe TrekkerLidia's Kit. Cook's Ming Good Food Travels Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - WMBB (13.1) 8 News (N) News (N) News (N) ET (N) The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 "The Bobbitts: Love Hurts" (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. MomMom Justice Paid 13 13 METV (13.2) 209 Mama'sF. Jeffersons M*A*S*H M*A*S*H A. Griffith A. Griffith Gom. Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock HitchcockMannix - - WABW (14.1) - PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour Joe Bonamassa: Brit. Roy Orbison Memory Rescue With Daniel Amen, M.D. Suze Orman's Financial Solutions for You - - KIDS (14.2) - Old House K.Belton Ming Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe TrekkerLidia's Kit. Cook's Ming Good Food Travels Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - KNOW (14.3) - Spotlight Bridging Urban Amer Georgia Dt. Jackson Pollock's Mu PBS NewsHour Spotlight Cuban Missile Crisis We'll Meet Again The Fidel Castro Tapes - - WDHN (18) - News (N) News (N) News (N) ET (N) The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 "The Bobbitts: Love Hurts" (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. :05 Havas :05 Paid :35 Paid - - WTXL (27.1) - News (N) News (N) Inside Ed. Judy The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 "The Bobbitts: Love Hurts" (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Inside Ed. Paid Paid Comedy.TV - - Bounce (27.2) - 4:00 < FreedomlandOneOne OneOne Scandal <++ Training Day (‘01) Ethan Hawke, Denzel Washington. <++ Out for Justice (‘91) Steven Seagal. <++ Above the Law - - WPGX (28) 10 Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Last Man CoolKids Kitchen "Poor Trev" (N) 2½Men Minute TMZ Live!Pawn StarsPawn Stars Jokers TMZ Met Mother2½Men 28 28 WDFX (34) - Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Last ManCoolKids Kitchen "Poor Trev" (N) News (N) TMZ Minute TMZ Live! Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Jokers Jokers Me Time - - WTWC (40) - Fam. Feud News (N) ET (N) Fam. Feud The Blacklist The Blacklist (N) Dateline NBC DailyMail :35 The Tonight Show :35 Seth Meyers :35 C. Daly :05 Access Live - - WTLH (49.1) - 2 Broke G. Mike&Molly BigBang BigBang Last Man CoolKids Kitchen "Poor Trev" (N) News (N) Modern Modern Simpsons RingHonorWrestling 2½Men FunnyAskChicago P.D. - - CW (49.2) - Amer. Dad Amer. 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Family GuyFamily Guy 176 296 COMC 58 :15 SouthPk :50 South Park :25 SouthPk Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Seriously Funny CellarSeriously FunnyChappelle Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle 107 249 DISC 24 Gold Rush (N) Gold Rush (N) Gold Rush: The Dirt (N) Gold Rush To Be Announced Moonshiners Gold Rush To Be Announced Moonshiners 182 278 DISN 21 Bunk'd Raven's. Raven's. Raven's. <+++ Cinderella (‘15) Lily James. CoopCami :25 Raven's. :55 Andi M. :25 Raven's.StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. Bunk'd Bunk'd 172 290 ESPN 19 SportsCenter (N) NBA Countdown (L) Basketball NBA Washington Wizards at Miami Heat (L) Basketball NBA Oklahoma vs Portland (L) :10 SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) 140 206 FOOD 50 Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners (N) Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners DinersDinersDiners DinersDinersDiners 110 231 FREE 28 4:30 < Paddington Ben Whishaw. <++++ The Goonies (‘85) Corey Feldman, Sean Astin. Grown-ish Grown-ish The 700 Club < A Cinderella Story: If the Shoe Fits (‘16) PaidPaid 180 311 FS1 62 Beyond the Wheel Boxing Classics Basketball NCAA DePaul vs. Marquette (L) NFL Films NFLTP Speak for Yourself TMZ (N) Fair Game Bowling PBA Clash Basket. 150 607 FSF 36 4:00 Tennis Champions Magic Pre-game Basketball NBA Orlando Magic at Minnesota Timberwolves (L) Post-game Poker WPT BasketballNBA Orlando Magic at Minnesota Timberwolves Post-game 423 654 FX 53 <++ Taken 2 (‘12) Liam Neeson. <++ Taken 3 (2014, Action) Famke Janssen, Maggie Grace, Liam Neeson. <++ Taken 3 (2014, Action) Famke Janssen, Maggie Grace, Liam Neeson. <++ Taken 2 136 248 GOLF 44 Golf PGA Tournament of Champions Round 2 Site: Plantation Course -- Kapalua, Hawaii (L) Golf Central (N) Golf PGA Tournament of ChampionsRound 2Site: Plantation Course--Kapalua, Hawaii 401 218 HALL 46 < Welcome to Christmas (‘18) Eric Mabius. < Christmas Under Wraps (‘14) < The Nine Lives of Christmas (‘14) < A Gift to Remember (‘17)Ali Liebert. < My Christmas Love 185 312 HGTV 49 Fixer UpperFixer UpperDream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. 112 229 HIST 81 Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens "The Alien Phenomenon" (N) :05 Aliens "Area 52" :05 Ancient Aliens "The Alien Phenomenon" :10 Ancient Aliens 120 269 LIFE 29 3:00 <+++ The Help Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly (N) :05 R. Kelly (N) :05 Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly Surviving R. Kelly :05 Surviving R. Kelly 108 252 MTV 34 RidiculousRidiculous RidiculousRidiculousRidicu. (N) Ridicu. (N) RidiculousRidiculous RidiculousRidiculousRidiculous RidiculousRidiculousRidiculousRidiculous Ridiculous RidiculousRidiculous 160 331 NGEO 109 Drugs, Inc. Drugs, Inc. Drugs "Miami Vices" Drugs, Inc. Drugs "Dealer POV" Drugs "Molly Madness" Drugs, Inc. Drugs "L.A. Confidential" Drugs, Inc.: The Fix 186 276 NICK 14 Loud H. Loud H. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRES Customers shop at the salad bar for lunch at the Market Cafe in the Wegmans grocery store in Fairfax, Va. There are shortcuts you can take at the supermarket that will help you get dinner on the table faster throughout the week. They range from choosing vegetables that are already prepped or frozen to taking home the occasional rotisserie chicken to buying bulk. 6 supermarket shortcuts that save time later BY KATIE WORKMAN Make the salad lettuces, and so on. I know I’m Stock up ready for them, there they will be, The Associated Press your sous chef not alone when I say that peel- Once a month, do a little inven- easy to fi nd and easy to access. Walk on over to that salad bar ing, seeding and cubing a winter tory of your most-used ingredi- It’s also easy to see when you are f you’ve had one of those and take a good look at it from squash at the end of a busy ents and make sure you’ve got a running low on any of them. days, and you fi nd yourself an ingredient perspective. So day can feel like a real obstacle good stash of all of them. Pasta, Don’t underestimate Iglancing at the clock only many prepped foods to choose to dinner, but a container of beans, rice, broth, canned toma- to discover that it’s already 5 from! Sliced peppers, diced on- peeled, cubed squash is a game toes, and fridge staples like eggs the freezer aisle p.m. (What!?) and dinner is ions, cubed zucchini, shredded changer. and grated cheese — having a full Yes, you will want a carton of not simmering cheerfully on chicken, cooked beans, washed inventory saves you last-minute ice cream and maybe a frozen the stove, then you may feel baby spinach leaves, broccoli Rotisserie chicken — dashes to the market. Bonus pizza for backup, but there are like you have limited options. fl orets, a bounty of prepped Best dinner saver ever points if you can stock up when so many ingredients and meal Yes, there is the frozen meal items, all ready to turn into a stir Cold, warm right out of the these items are on components in the freezer aisle or take-out route. And sure, fry, vegetable lasagna, frittata, container, or reheated, there sale. that can help you get dinner on you can still start from scratch, soup — and sure, maybe even a are few supermarket gifts as the table faster. Frozen vegetables shopping and cooking and salad. happy-making as a rotisserie Buy in bulk are of really high quality, often sitting down to eat late and And the nice thing is, you can chicken. Add a salad and Buying in the bulk-food aisle quite economical, cook up super exhausted. buy exactly how much of each something starchy and you are definitely saves money, and of- quickly, and don’t have to be Or, you can brush up on item you want. done. BUT shred up that meat fers you some nice whole-food defrosted before using. Peas, some little food shopping hacks and you have a springboard for choices. But it can also save you corn, edamame — all of these that can significantly cut your Explore other precut/ a bazillion other dinners: time once you get it home. De- are quick ways to get vegetables prep and cooking time, and get washed/prepped produce chicken salad, quesadillas, en- cant all of your bulk items — qui- onto the plate or into a dish. you and your family to dinner Next to the whole fruits and chiladas and burritos, soups, noa, lentils, rice, oatmeal — into Many now come in microwav- faster. vegetables you can fi nd a sec- stir fries, casseroles. I buy a ro- containers, preferably clear ones, able pouches. Frozen fruits make Here are six tips for the next tion of other prepped produce, tisserie chicken often because I and label them. Organize them quick smoothies; frozen hash time you’re in the supermarket, usually uncooked. Shredded know that it will get me to some by category in your cabinets or browns aren’t just good with eggs whether the dinner clock is carrots, spiralized sweet pota- chicken dinner in the coming pantry closet — for example, but also as a pot-pie topping; ticking or you’re just paying it toes, peeled garlic, shelled days, and usually a different one whole grains, cereals, baking and frozen shrimp and fi sh cook forward. peas, bags of washed salad every week. ingredients. Then when you are up in a fl ash. ‘Shop local’ movement drives sales of American-made yarn

The Associated Press ber Mill and dyed by Why ization of East Coast mills Knot Fibers in Traverse and dyeing houses and It began when Debbie City. the whole U.S. textile in- McDermott allowed her One store that stocks dustry so they could sus- daughter Jamie to raise two FreshWater Fiber isWool & tain income and make sheep for a 4-H project. Honey in Cedar, Michigan. sure towns and business Eventually, her 165-year- Owner Melissa Kelenske were able to stay afoot,” old farm was transformed said she buys from Michi- Rondepierre said. For ex- into a successful, family- gan-based fi ber artists and ample, the Harrisville, run, custom fi ber process- companies that focus on New Hampshire, His- ing mill. producing high-quality, toric District mill village McDermott’s Stone- ethically sourced yarn with spins some of Brooklyn hedge Fiber Mill, which attention to their environ- Tweed’s yarns. The village opened in 1999 in East mental impact. was declared a National Jordan, Michigan, now “I think the farm-to-table Historic Landmark in produces more than 700 movement of eating local, 1977. pounds of yarn monthly shopping local — basically But patriotism, too, for customers in 38 states the major slow food move- is helping to revive the and Canada. It produc- ment — laid the ground American wool industry. es an additional 15,000 work for the knitting in- After Ralph Lauren drew pounds monthly for its THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dustry,” Kelenske said. fl ak for making its Team personal lines of yarn, Debbie McDermott’s daughter, Jamie Sparks, ties freshly-spun yarn into skeins. Sparks’ raising Another yarn compa- USA apparel for the 2012 including Shepherd’s of two sheep for a 4-H project inspired her mother to establish Stonehedge Fiber Mill in East ny that supplies Wool & Summer Olympics in Chi- Wool, which is milled and Jordan, Mich., on the family’s 165-year-old farm in 1999. Honey is Brooklyn Tweed, na, the fashion company dyed in-house before it’s of Portland, Oregon. Knit- had all Team USA apparel shipped and sold in about wool industries expert wool because of the en- people are asking them- wear designer Jared Flood for the 2014 Winter Olym- 300 shops. Clara Parkes. She’s a mem- vironmental risks of mi- selves, ‘What if I can get founded the company in pics made in the United “I really think the appeal ber of the American Sheep croplastics in garments the wool here and just 2010 to “preserve, support States. The yarn used for is our yarn’s made in the Industry — an industry made from synthetics like keep it here?’” and sustain” American the closing ceremony U.S., and people are more trade group — and author acrylic, nylon and polyes- McDermott echoed that textile production by do- sweaters was 4,000 pounds and more going toward of several books on knit- ter. The microplastics are sentiment: “Shopping lo- ing business with sheep of Shepherd’s Wool from U.S.-made products as a ting. released into waterways cal is allowing farmers to farmers, fi ber mills and Stonehedge Fiber Mill. support for U.S. compa- In recent years, how- when the synthetic gar- raise and keep their ani- dyers across the United McDermott was shocked nies,” McDermott said. ever, there’s been a slow- ments are washed. mals on the farm.” States. when a Ralph Lauren rep- Most garments worn in growing demand for wool Locally sourced yarn Consumer interest in lo- The business concept resentative asked her to the United States in the yarn that’s completely pro- helps not only the environ- cally sourced yarn inspired “was not so much about supply the yarn. fi rst half of the 20th cen- duced in the United States, ment but local businesses the Michigan Fiber Coop- patriotism as support- “It was a mouth- tury were American-made, from sheep to skein, Parkes too, Parkes said. “There’s erative to produce a line, ing local economies,” said dropped-open moment but the decline of the said. the environmental impact Fresh Water Fiber, which Christina Rondepierre, when I realized who I was American textile industry One reason, she thinks, of shipping goods all the uses wool and alpaca from Brooklyn Tweed’s market- talking to on the phone,” began after World War II, could be that consum- way across the world and Michigan farms. It’s pro- ing manager. she said. “It was a neat ex- according to knitting and ers are turning back to bringing it back, but now cessed by Stonehedge Fi- “It was also the revital- perience.” 10B N Wednesday, January 2, 2019 CLASSIFIED JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN CLACLASSIFIED!SSIFIED Phone:850-526-3614 or 800-779-2557 e-mail:[email protected] www.jcfloridan.com & Wiregrass.Jobs 4403 Constitution Lane Marianna, Florida 32448

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NEW YORK — For so long, movies around the holidays have been merry and bright. Lately, more and more seem murderous and designed to fright. Take this winter, where, of course, sugary options abound- ed, such as “Mary Poppins Re- turns” on the big screen and “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding” on TV. Then there’s the post-apocalyptic survival story “Bird Box.” Released just days before Christmas on Netflix, the San- dra Bullock-led thriller is about monstrous entities that compel any human who sees them to quickly try to kill themselves. Not exactly the stuff of sugar plum fairies. But even though Netflix de- clines to release viewership numbers, “Bird Box” seems to have struck a nerve, trig- gering the creation of memes and online chatter for a very dark fi lm dropped into the fes- tive period. “I have never ever had as much attention or as many page likes, post likes/ shares and comments on any of my THE ASSOCIATED PRESS other pages as I have had on this This image released by Netflix shows Sandra Bullock in a scene from the fi lm “Bird Box.” one,” says Heather Drake, who started a Facebook page for fans of the story and is not affiliated In some ways, it shouldn’t Red-Nosed Reindeer.” That supernatural cop drama Bullock and two young children with the fi lm or distributors. “It’s come as a surprise that a fi lm “I don’t honestly think it would also wasn’t received well by crit- are blindfolded while navigating been insane. I can’t even come about monsters attacking people have mattered if it was Dec. 21 ics but garnered strong word-of- through a forest and a treacher- close to responding to all the showed up on the online video or July 21,” she said. “However, mouth interest and a sequel has ous river. The title refers to a lit- feedback, if that tells you any- streamer on Dec. 21. Alternate Dec. 21 would give an advantage been promised. eral box of birds that her charac- thing.” Christmas movies are all the rage as many people are on vaca- Bullock has been one of ter carries — the birds begin to Critics have been mixed to- these days, from “Die Hard,” ‘’In tion from school and work. And Hollywood’s top stars since chirp when the unseen evil ap- ward “Bird Box,” with many Bruges,” ‘’Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” who doesn’t want to cozy up and her 1994 hit “Speed” but had proaches. Like the timing of the noting similarities to John Kra- and “Lethal Weapon.” ‘Netflix and chill’ on a cold night never made a horror movie fi nal fi lm, it seemed to be a fresh sinski’s “A Quiet Place.” Variety Drake thinks the holiday tim- when they don’t have to worry until “Bird Box.” She told The challenge. complained about the “inexpli- ing of “Bird Box” isn’t that im- about school or work the next Associated Press before a spe- “Anytime that they yelled cably bland ensemble” and The portant, noting the need for day?” cial screening in New York this ‘Stop!’ we knew we knew we had Hollywood Reporter sniffed that fresh and intriguing movies Netflix’s decision may also be month that the risks she and the gotten to a place where we could it was “not all that it might have during the holidays far from an attempt to replicate last late- cast undertook were somehow all get injured,” Bullock said. been.” The Guardian declared it usual stale fare like “It’s a December’s hit “Bright,” star- appealing. “And we fell. And I said don’t stop “a bird-brained mess.” Wonderful Life” or “Rudolph the ring Will Smith and Joel Egerton. To evade the movie monsters, the camera unless I say, ‘Stop!’” ‘Aquaman’ still rules, and others see a post-Christmas bump BY LINDSEY BAHR The Associated Press

LOS ANGELES — In the fi nal weekend of 2018, “Aquaman” still led the pack at the box office, but other fi lms like “Mary Pop- pins Returns,” ‘’The Mule” and “Second Act” enjoyed post-holiday bumps too, even amid an onslaught of new Christmas offerings like “Vice,” ‘’Holmes and Watson,” ‘’On the Basis of Sex” and the Netflix phe- Hailee Steinfeld as Charlie in a scene from “Bumblebee.” nomenon “Bird Box.” Warner Bros. said Sun- day that “Aquaman” added with $6.5 million. ie,” Dergarabedian said. an estimated $51.6 million “There is a bit of a lull “This is required viewing in North American ticket on the weekend leading for anyone studying the sales over the weekend into Christmas. People are awards season race.” to take fi rst place again. busy and distracted,” said Driven by the star-power Down just 24 percent from Comscore’s senior media of Will Ferrell and John C. PHOTOS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS its domestic debut, the analyst Paul Dergarabedi- Reilly, “Holmes and Wat- This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows Jason Momoa in a scene from “Aquaman.” DC Comics pic, which has an. “But the weekend after, son” managed to take in been No. 1 internationally most of these fi lms in the $7.3 million despite the ing that the movie theater for four weeks, has now top 10 got a bounce.” negative audience and can take on all competi- grossed nearly $748.8 mil- This so-called “catch-up” critic reviews. The Sony tion and come out a win- lion worldwide. weekend made it a little fi lm has grossed $19.7 mil- ner.” Although other fi lms difficult for the Christ- lion since Christmas Day. Estimated ticket sales in theaters were left in mas newcomers to make And in limited release, for Friday through Sunday “Aquaman’s” wake, more a huge impact, however, the Ruth Bader Ginsburg at U.S. and Canadian the- than a few in the top 10 especially when the big fi lm “On the Basis of Sex” aters, according to Com- experienced an uncom- wide-releases this time starring Felicity Jones score. Where available, the mon uptick in returns this were either politically grossed $690,000 from latest international num- weekend. Disney’s “Mary charged (the Dick Cheney 33 locations, for a total of bers for Friday through Poppins Returns” ended movie “Vice”) or poorly re- $1.5 million since its de- Sunday are also included. the weekend up an esti- viewed (“Holmes and Wat- but. The Laurel and Hardy Final domestic fi gures will mated 19 percent, in sec- son,” which is in the single fi lm “Stan & Ollie,” also be released Monday. ond place, with $28 mil- digits on Rotten Tomatoes with Reilly, opened on fi ve 1.”Aquaman,” $51.6 mil- This image released by Disney shows, from left, Lin-Manuel lion, while “Bumblebee,” and got a deathly D+ Cin- screens to $79,674,” and lion ($85.4 million interna- Miranda, Pixie Davies, Joel Dawson, Nathanael Saleh and Emily down only fi ve percent, emaScore). “Destroyer,” with Nicole tional). Blunt in “Mary Poppins Returns.” settled in third with $20.5 Annapurna’s “Vice,” star- Kidman, earned $58,472 2.”Mary Poppins Returns,” million. ring Christian Bale as the from three locations. $28 million ($28.9 million tional). 3. “Mary Poppins Re- Up 11 percent, “Spider- former Vice President, The box office year as a international). 9.”Ralph Breaks the In- turns,” $28.9 million. Man: Into the Spider- came out on top for the whole is barreling toward 3.”Bumblebee,” $20.5 mil- ternet,” $6.5 million ($13.7 4. “Spider-Man: Into the Verse” got fourth with new fi lms, grossing $7.8 a record $11.9 billion in lion ($45.7 million interna- million international). Spider-Verse,” $27.4 mil- $18.3 million, and “The million from the weekend returns, as time runs out tional). 10.” Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch,” lion. Mule,” up 24 percent, took and $17.7 million since on 2018, although fi nal 4.”Spider-Man: Into the $4.2 million ($17.5 million 5. “Kill Mobile,” $20 mil- fi fth with $11.8 million. its Christmas opening. A numbers won’t be in from Spider-Verse,” $18.3 mil- international). lion. The Jennifer Lopez-led leading contender at the all the studios until mid- lion ($27.4 million interna- ❖❖❖ 6. “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch,” “Second Act,” which got off Golden Globe Awards this week. tional). Estimated ticket sales $17.5 million. to a slow start last week- coming Sunday, the fi lm “This is the perfect way 5.”The Mule,” $11.8 mil- for Friday through Sun- 7. “Bohemian Rhapsody,” end, also found itself up 11 earned mixed reviews to end a record box of- lion. day at international the- $17.1 million. percent, with $7.2 million from critics and a C+ Cin- fi ce year,” Dergarabedian 6.”Vice,” $7.8 million aters (excluding the U.S. 8. “Mojin: The Worm Val- in seventh place. But the emaScore from audiences. said. “This weekend repre- ($875,160 international). and Canada), according to ley,” $16.7 million. biggest bump of all came “That a movie with that sented everything that this 7.”Holmes and Watson,” Comscore: 9. “Ralph Breaks the In- for Disney’s “Ralph Breaks subject matter can ride a year was about: Diversity, $7.3 million ($4 million in- 1. “Aquaman,” $85.4 mil- ternet,” $13.7 million. the Internet,” which was wave to sixth place is really escapism and the movie- ternational). lion. 10. “Fantastic Beasts: up nearly 40 percent in its indicative of how interest- going experience in the 8.”Second Act,” $7.2 mil- 2. “Bumblebee,” $45.7 Crimes of Grindelwald,” sixth weekend in theaters, ed people are in this mov- theater, once again prov- lion ($1.5 million interna- million. $8.2 million.