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The Jackson County Cham- ber of Commerce provided the following biography on ban- quet speaker Gray Swoope: SPORTS A recognized leader in eco- nomic development, Gray Malone boys basketball Swoope has wins big in served both the public and pri- homecoming game vate sectors for more than three decades, most 1B recently as Flor- Swoope ida’s Secretary of Commerce. He LOCAL has held leadership roles for a variety of organizations, as well Forest Service to give trees as managed successful eco- nomic development entities. in communities impacted His management style is de- by Hurricane Michael scribed as focused and stead- fast when it comes to solving CONTRIBUTED PHOTO problems and winning com- 5A The Baptist College of Florida’s Jazz Band will be providing the dinner music for this year’s petitive projects. Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Swoope is also known for building highly effective teams noted for their ability to devise New chairman set to kick off his and implement strategic plans, and to get results. His expertise is international in scope, with ‘Reimagine Jackson’ theme for 2019 a proven track record of suc- cessfully conducting business BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER Garling said the theme strikes a chord in abroad. dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com a couple of ways. Swoope served in Governor It has been about 20 years since local Rick Scott’s administration STATE An expert on hurricane recovery will leaders embarked on an “Imagine Jack- (2011-15) as Florida’s Secretary be the guest speaker at the 2019 Jackson son” visioning process. It involved many of Commerce and President Farmers reeling after County Chamber of Commerce banquet public meetings and exploration of the and CEO of its principal eco- on Thursday, Feb. 7, as the organization input offered by many individuals who nomic development organiza- record rain in 2018 introduces its “Reimagine Jackson” theme identified various elements in the county tion,EnterpriseFlorida,Inc.Un- for 2019. that they felt needed attention, improve- der his leadership, Enterprise destroys crops The theme was chosen by incoming ment, or enhancement to further improve Florida completed a record Chamber Chairman Tyler Lipford. 9A Chamber Executive Director Tiffany See BANQUET, Page 11A See SWOOPE, Page 11A

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JACQUELYN M. LINCOLN DEBORAH BUCKHALTER/FLORIDAN DONNA G. WITHERS In this fi le photo from late 2018, Larry Ford (center with plaque) and his family accept local Farm City Week honors as Corn Farmer of the Year. Ford PAGE 11A recently took 3rd place for Florida in a national-corn yield competition. TODAY’S WEATHER Greenwood farmer takes High: 62 Low: 37 3rd for state in national corn yield contest Sunny Details, 2A Special to the Floridan that year in the No-Till/Strip- Till Irrigated division of the Larry Ford of Greenwood competition. MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN FOLLOW US was Jackson County Corn Ford won with Pioneer(r) Farmer of the Year for 2018, P1870YHR brand corn, which ailey Calloway is crowned Malone Homecoming and this month took third yielded 240.661 bushels per queen by School Superintendent Larry Moore place for Florida in the Na- acre. on Friday night between the men’s and women’s tional Corn Growers Assoca- B tion’s Corn Yield Contest for See FARMER, Page 11A basketball games against Central High School Jaguars. www.facebook. @JCFloridanNews com/JCFLoridan

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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 Cabinet delays decision FAX: 850-482-4478 on academy site Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com The controversy over the site for a police Street Address: academy which has tied up construction of 4403 Constitution Lane the training center for four years cropped Marianna, FL 32448 up again Tuesday and the Cabinet sent the Office Hours: matter back for three more weeks of negotia- Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tions. The Cabinet instructed its professional site The Jackson County Floridan (USPS selection committee and the General Ser- 271-840) is published each Wednes- vices Department to negotiate with boards day and Saturday. Jackson County that have proposed the top fi ve sites and subscribers should receive their return with fi gures on cost to the state at its mailed edition each Wednesday next meeting Feb. 6. and Saturday. If you did not receive Cabinet members questioned whether they your newspaper, contact customer could make a fi nal decision without offi cial service at 850-526-3614. Peri- declarations from the boards of county com- odical postage paid at Marianna, FL. missioners involved on whether the land for Postmaster please send change of the academy would be given and who would address to 4403 Constitution Lane, pay for installing utilities such as water and sewers. Marianna, FL 32448. The Legislature voted $1 million in 1969 to set up the academy to train 150 policemen, SUBSCRIPTION RATES sheriff’s deputies, highway patrolmen and Mail Delivery: 3 months, $20; other law enforcement offi cers a year. Com- 6 months, $40; 12 months, $78. munities immediately began competing to Electronic Edition: E-Edition is free have the facility. with a paid print subscription. A selection committee report presented to Get digital access with unlimited web the Cabinet Tuesday recommended its top and mobile web access to JCFloridan. choices: two sites in Gadsden County and com and our electronic replica edi- two sites in Leon County. tion for $6.00 per month. Requires A fi fth site, which the report did not mention, EZ Pay. All prices listed are subject to is in Jackson County. Florida sales tax (if applicable). Rep. Wayne Mixson, D-Marianna, and Bill Stanton,Jackson County Chamber of Com- ADVERTISING merce executive vice president, visited all Cabinet members Monday to lobby for their The advertiser agrees that the pub- site. T lisher shall not be liable for damages hey said county offi cials made a fi rm com- arising out of errors and advertise- mitment to give an old air base site, on which ments beyond the amount paid for utilities would be installed at no cost to the the space actually occupied by that state. —JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, portion of the advertisements in WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1973 which the error occurred, whether In Jackson County, seven practicing midwives — Chrystelle Smith and her such error is due to the negligence of Midwives in Jackson County daughter, Little Sallie Snell, from near Grand Ridge, Liza Christian near Bas- the publisher’s employees or other- delivered 78 babies last year com, Edna Pittman from the Jacob community, Flossie Russ near Campbell- wise, and there shall be not liability Resurgence in the art of midwifery is evident, even in the United States, ac- ton and Annie Mae Jackson near Marianna — delivered 78 babies last year. for non-insertion of any advertise- cording to health columnist, Dr. Lester L. Coleman, who says that 80 percent Three of the local midwives have facilities set up in their own homes for ment beyond the amount paid for of all children in the world are reportedly delivered by midwives. deliveries, but most deliver babies in the patient’s home. such advertisement. This newspaper In many areas of the world, midwives are used to replace the overburdened —JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN, will not knowingly accept or publish physicians in the community, and in other areas, midwives are used because WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1973 illegal material of any kind. Adver- of fi nancial reasons. tising which expresses preference based on legally protected personal characteristics is not acceptable. Today in History Today is Wednesday, Jan. 16, Roald Amundsen of Norway HOW TO GETYOUR the 16th day of 2019. There are Thought for Today and his team had gotten there NEWS PUBLISHED 349 days left in the year. Thought for Today: “A fanatic is a man that does what he ahead of them. In 1935, fugitive gangster The Jackson County Floridan will thinks th’ Lord wud do if He knew th’ facts iv th’ case.” publish news of general interest free Today’s Highlight in History: Fred Barker and his mother, — From “Mr. Dooley’s Philosophy” of charge. Submit your news or Com- On Jan. 16, 1920, Prohibition Kate “Ma” Barker, were killed in began in the United States as by Finley Peter Dunne, American humorist (1867-1936). a shootout with the FBI at Lake munity Calendar events via e-mail, the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Weir, Florida. fax, mail, or hand delivery. Fees may Constitution took effect, a year In 1547, Ivan IV of Russia was by President Andrew Johnson, In 1942, actress Carole Lom- apply for wedding, engagement, an- to the day after its ratification. crowned Czar. is believed to have inspired the bard, 33, her mother, Elizabeth, niversary and birth announcements. In 1865, Union Maj. Gen. expression, “Forty acres and a and 20 other people were Forms are available at the Floridan On this date: William T. Sherman decreed mule.”) killed when their plane offi ces. Photographs must be of In 27 B.C., Caesar Augustus that 400,000 acres of land in the In 1912, a day before reaching crashed near Las Vegas, Ne- good quality and suitable for print. was declared the fi rst Emperor South would be divided into the South Pole, British explorer vada, while en route to Califor- The Floridan reserves the right to of the Roman Empire by the 40-acre lots and given to former Robert Scott and his expedition nia from a war-bond promo- edit all submissions. Senate. slaves. (The order, later revoked found evidence that tion tour.

GETTING IT RIGHT CLARIFICATION The Jackson County Floridan’s policy In a recent edition of the Floridan, a press release from Jackson County contained a telephone number for the Mennonite Disaster Services organiza- is to correct mistakes promptly. To tion and indicated that the number could be called by those needing assistance in storm clean-up and other help. However, the organization has since report an error, please call 526-3614 informed offi cials that, although MDS is onsite in Marianna, they are not set up to receive direct requests for assistance and that the number should not Monday-Friday. be used. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com LIFE IN JACKSON COUNTY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 3A Marianna club names Pforte Optimist of the Year Rooks discusses cleanup of courthouse BIRTHDAYS Special to the Floridan & ANNIVERSARIES Bob Pforte was recently Wednesday, named the 2018 Optimist of the Year for the Optimist January 16, 2019 Club of Marianna. The Board of Direc- BIRTHDAYS tors voted unanimously Amber Roberson to present the award to Ava Caroline Martin Pforte for his insight, self- Dewey Durden lessness and hard work Hadley Clemmons in securing a real estate Jared Shalek investment for the club, Jordan Skipper which has helped fund Justin Shalek current and future philan- Mekayla Robbins thropic efforts. “Mr. Pforte not only IN MEMORY OF brought the idea to the Ann Basford Richardson club, but worked hard Dalton Mathis to make it a reality, Club Ted Michael Jeter President Quinton Hollis said. “He could have easily Thursday, made the investment in the property and benefit- January 17, 2019 ed from the sale himself, but chose to do this for BIRTHDAYS the club. His selflessness Barbara Baker Perry has benefited numerous SUBMITTED PHOTO Chloe Stubblefield Lowery From left, are: 2018 Optimist of the Year Bob Pforte, Optimist President Quinton Hollis, and Jackson County Clerk of Court projects for the youth Janna Catherine Wise Isabella and Optimist Clay Rooks. of our area and will con- Jared Rackley tinue to do so for years to building, which was most expected to be late spring to get the ball rolling for the cleanup. This was fol- JoAnn Rooks come.” heavily damaged, was slat- before that work is com- emergency aid. lowed by debris monitors, John Pforte Pforte is a founding ed for renovation anyway. pleted. An estimated $100 push crews, and debris Madelyne Baxter member of the Optimist That work should be com- The Clerk’s Office re- million is expected to cleanup crews to be hired; Shelia Mader Club of Marianna, which pleted by late spring. ceived the least amount of be spent in Jackson all while dealing with Tabby Thomason began over 50 years ago. The Tax Collector’s Of- damage and they have re- County alone for debris personal damages as well Jackson County Clerk of fi ce received the most sumed normal operation cleanup. The county was as a lack of power and re- Court and Optimist Clay damage on the fi rst fl oor. along with the Property expected to foot the bill sources on a professional Rooks addressed the Op- They are operating out of Appraiser’s Office. for that and be reimbursed level. timist Club recently about the Sneads and Gracev- Rooks also talked about at a later date. Howev- The Optimist Club of damage to the Jackson ille offices as well as the the tremendous amount er, then-Gov. Rick Scott Marianna appreciates the County Courthouse. driver’s license office on of behind-the-scenes stepped in and approved dedication of Rooks to lo- The second fl oor of the US Highway 90 West. It is work that had to take place state funding to initiate cal citizens.

Farm Credit scholarship deadline approaches Friday, January 18, 2019 Special to the Floridan The purpose of the horticulture or veterinary receive a scholarship » The Western region, AgVocator Scholarship medicine. including: made up of Escambia, BIRTHDAYS Farm Credit of is to encourage young The recipients are » The Eastern region, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Northwest Florida is AgVocators to use their selected based on their made up of Franklin, Walton counties. Andrew McGee providing scholarship talents to create stronger academic aptitude, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Applications are due Holly Myers Ellis opportunities to six high communities in the vocational promise, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, no later than Feb. 11, by Katie Moline school seniors within rural areas where they personal attributes and and Wakulla counties. 5 p.m. To receive a copy Kayla Maddox its chartered territory live. Preference will be leadership qualities. » The Central region, of the application and Leah Kowitz Green including 18 counties in given to students who Two students in each of made up of Bay, Calhoun, to learn more about the Tom Kiser the Florida Panhandle are pursuing a degree Farm Credit of Northwest Gulf, Holmes, Jackson and guidelines and eligibility, Vicki Brown totaling $9,000. in agriculture, forestry, Florida’s territories will Washington counties. visit www.GoRural.net. ANNIVERSARIES Jim & Nancy Watts Mr. & Mrs. Michael John Optimists recognize local pharmacist Dunaway Mitchell Special to the Floridan Their family went to Publix in Tallahassee and Local Pharmacist Lee loaded up as much as they Dunaway was recognized could to provide much by the Optimist Club needed items, ranging Birthdays, anniversaries and of Marianna recently from diapers and wipes memorials are shared by the Pilot Cub of Marianna, from for his efforts following to water, canned goods their annual Community Hurricane Michael. and paper goods. They Birthday Calendar. Dunaway is the new started a free pantry in the To add your listings to owner of Paramore’s lobby of the pharmacy for future editions of the Pilot Pharmacy at Fourth Street anyone in need. Club’s calendar, contact and Fifth Avenue Soon thereafter, several Claudia Smith at 482-7507. in Marianna. Paramore’s Churches began to donate To add your listings to the was up and running on to the pantry, which lead newspaper, contact the the Monday after the to the distribution of over Floridan at 526-3614. storm, operating out of $50,000 worth of supplies. the drive-thru window. The Optimist Club of LOOKING FOR Shortly thereafter, they Marianna appreciates MORE NEWS? were fully operational, Dunaway’s dedication to SUBMITTED PHOTO VISIT US ONLINE even before power was our community in this From left, are: Optimist President Quinton Hollis, pharmacist Lee Dunaway, and Optimist Marc restored. time of need. Rosborough. WWW.JCFLORIDAN.COM Local Briefs D&DBail Bonds Bridge club results Hutto Results are on the at St. Luke’s Episcopal 4 Armin Kunkler — Internet at http://thecom- Church in Marianna. Any- Marina Freeman, Owner The Marianna Duplicate Nancy Watts mongame.com/ClubWeb- one is welcome to come Bridge Club announces 5 Martha Cauthen — Host/129312/. and play or observe. FAST,LOCAL SERVICE winners for the game Ranny Cauthen The Marianna Bridge For more information played Jan. 14: 6/7 Betty Brendemuehl Club is sanctioned by the and partners call Libby 24 HOURS ADAY 1 Douglas Parker — John — Zillah Fossum American Contract Bridge Hutto at 850-526-3162. Martin 6/7 Bobbie Fenster — League. The game is held 4396 Lafayette St.•MARIANNA 2 Bill Lies — Jeff Payne William Boyenton every Monday at 1 p.m. See BRIEFS, Page 5A 3 Elaine Yost — Libby VOICEMAIL 1.888.699.6847 All mAjor credit cArds •cAsh Local Crashes Friendly& Drivers die in local bound travel lane. The two vehicles FHP reports that Mary C. Wilson, collided head-on and then came to 72, died and that the other occu- ProfessionalService head-on collision rest blocking both the northbound pant, Willie W. Wilson, 50, also of A Jacksonville man and a woman and southbound lanes. Graceville, was seriously injured. He Confidential from Columbus, GA., were killed in was taken to an area medical center a traffic crash around 11 a.m. Sun- Graceville woman for treatment. “Any Jail, day in Jackson County. killed in crash Officials say the vehicle was north- According to the Florida High- bound on Smokey Road when it Anywhere, way Patrol, Randy J. Kinsel, 39, was A Graceville woman was killed traveled onto the west shoulder of driving a 2006 Hyundai sedan and in a single-vehicle traffic incident the road around 5 a.m., and that Anytime” Judith Wickham, 73, was driving early Friday morning. The Florida the driver then overcorrected. The a 2015 Toyota Camry. Neither had Highway Patrol continues to inves- Call NowFor The vehicle then traveled onto the east RespectYou Deserve! passengers. tigate the case in order to determine shoulder, began overturning and Officials say Kinsel was north- whether the person who died or collided with several trees, officials bound on State Road 273 and Wick- the other occupant was behind the report. ham was southbound on SR 273 wheel of the Honda CRV at the time 850-482-7001 when Kinsel traveled into the south- of the incident. From staff reports 4A Oppinion WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019

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Another View The economy looks great. Will politics mess it up? tocks contribute to long-term fi nancial health but can’t protect against heart attacks, so let’s not obsess over the Simpact of each market gyration on our 401(k) retirement Romney arrives in Washington accounts. Agreed? A more productive focus is to look at the sensational rate of job growth across the economy and consider who presents the greater risk to stable growth: the mercurial Republican president or politically ascendant with a broadside of Trump Democrats? Through 2018 business owners and consumers delivered hen newly elected GOP initial appointments of Rex Putin, who has been helping continued bursts of momentum to the economy by investing senators take their Tillerson, Jeff Sessions, Nikki Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and spending. It really was a good year, with economic Wseats in the U.S. Senate Haley, Gary Cohn, bomb his own people. And he growth above 3 percent and lots of hiring. In December, the this week, they are not expected H.R. McMaster, describes his relationship with government reported Friday, employers added 312,000 jobs, far to lay out their differences with Kelly and Mattis Communist North Korean dicta- more than analysts expected. An average of 220,000 jobs were the president of their own party. “were encourag- tor Kim Jong Un, who threatens added each month last year, the best performance since 2015, But incoming Republican ing. But, on bal- his neighbors in South Korea but an especially sound number given the already tight labor Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah did ance, his conduct and Japan, as a “love” affair. market. just that Tuesday in a stinging Donald over the past two “Trump’s words and actions The overall unemployment rate is below 4 percent, at a record rebuke of President Trump on Lambro years, particu- have caused dismay around low for Hispanics and near a record low for African-Americans. the op-ed page of The Washing- larly his actions the world,” Romney says. “In a Just about anyone who wants to work can fi nd a job. “If we’re ton Post along a broad range of last month, is 2016 Pew Research Center poll, not right at full employment, we’re very close to that,” Atlanta political issues and presidential evidence that the president has 84 percent of people in Ger- Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic said Friday, The Wall behavior. not risen to the mantle of the many, Britain, France, Canada Street Journal reported. Like him or dislike him, office.” and Sweden believed that the Some wags are waiting for the economy to slow down, as if Romney is a man of impeccable This is not to say that Rom- American president would ‘do recession is inevitably around the corner. Maybe so, maybe not. integrity, dignity and charac- ney dislikes everything that the the right thing in world affairs.’ So much of economic growth, especially hiring and business ter, and his column, headlined president has done. “He was One year later, that number has investment, is a refl ection of positive expectations “How a president shapes the right to align U.S. corporate fallen to 16 percent.” and momentum. Employers who expect the good times to public character,” spelled out taxes with those of global com- He also expresses deep continue will hire workers. The more jobs available, the greater just about everything he fi nds petitors, to strip out excessive concern over our government’s the competition for skilled workers, which inevitably leads offensive about Trump. regulations, to crack down on soaring debt, something you no to wage increases and more spending. That virtuous cycle He began with two of the China’s unfair trade practices, to longer hear much about from is playing out right now: Average hourly earnings are up 3.2 highest-ranking people that he reform criminal justice and to the White House over the past percent over the past year, the highest increase since 2008. most admired in the admin- appoint conservative judges.” two years. Business sentiment picked up noticeably with the election istration who resigned over These are mainstream Repub- “We must repair our fi scal of President Donald Trump. That continued as the irreconcilable differences with lican positions, he writes, but a foundation, setting a course to administration cut the regulatory burden on industry and the president. presidency must also shape “the a balanced budget,” he points worked with Republicans in Congress to pass a tax reform “The Trump presidency made public character of the nation,” out. package that reduced corporate and personal rates and a deep descent in December. and here he gives Trump a fail- At the same time, Romney incentivized investment. If the president had taken credit The departures of Defense ing grade. expresses much concern over and then gotten out of the way, the economy — and the Secretary Jim Mattis and White “A president should unite us the president’s growing quarrels markets — would look even perkier. But no, Trump is an House Chief of Staff John F. and inspire us to follow ‘our bet- with our European alliances. undisciplined leader whose unforced errors are creating Kelly, the appointment of senior ter angels.’ A president should “We want a unified and strong headaches for businesses and Wall Street. persons of lesser experience, the demonstrate the essential quali- Europe, not a disintegrating Trump’s goading efforts to start a trade war with China have abandonment of allies who fi ght ties of honesty and integrity, union.” become a drag on the U.S. economy. Agriculture exports from beside us, and the president’s and elevate that national dis- Romney remains optimistic Illinois and other farm states have been hit hard. Apple also is thoughtless claim that America course with comity and mutual about America’s future, believ- reporting a China-related sales slowdown, due to a weakened has long been a ‘sucker’ in world respect.” ing that “noble instincts live in economy there but also due to trade tension. In Washington, affairs all defined his presidency Past presidents have called on the hearts of Americans. The Trump picked a pointless fi ght over the future path of interest down.” “the greatness of the American people of this great land will rates with Fed chief Jerome Powell. If Trump could stay Romney admits that it is “well spirit. With the nation so divid- eschew the politics of anger and focused on the big picture (job growth) and stop rattling cages, known that Donald Trump was ed, resentful and angry, presi- fear if they are summoned to the markets probably would keep better balance and the not my choice for the Repub- dential leadership in qualities of the responsibility by leaders in recession wags would have less to fear. lican presidential nomination. character is indispensable. And homes, in churches, in schools, Inevitably, politics will intersect with the economy as the After he became the nominee, it is in this province where the in businesses, in government ... Democratic-controlled House sets its priorities and the I hoped his campaign would incumbent’s shortfall has been the ideal that is the essence of 2020 presidential primaries approach. Democrats opposed refrain from resentment and most glaring.” America.” tax reform and deregulation. What do Dems support? name-calling. It did not. When Trump, on the other hand, Will they embrace or reject an economy with 3.9 percent he won the election, I hoped he has made much of his friend- Donald Lambro has been covering Wash- unemployment? would rise to the occasion.” ship with Russian dictator and ington politics for more than 50 years as a We hope Republicans and Democrats, from the president to Romney says that Trump’s former KGB agent Vladimir reporter, editor and commentator. newly seated members of Congress, recognize what’s at stake: the future prosperity of millions of working Americans. Seek and ye shall fi nd: students gather for FOCUS Chicago Tribune n the third day of the new fered and died for us. Seeing the God’s will, what is good, pleas- year, the Indianapolis world through this lens changes ing and perfect.” CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE OConvention Center trans- everything. It That was Martin’s point. That formed into a place of worship. changes how we is the point of the Christian COUNTY STATE Seventeen thousand people think and move life — to give everything to took over the space in the name and live. It chang- God. And yet how many in the County Commission Governor of Jesus, gathering for the Fel- es how we look world see this from Christians? D1 - Willie Spires, 850-573-1000 Ron DeSantis, 850-488-7146 lowship of Catholic University at other people. Perhaps you are a lucky one D2 - Clint Pate, 850-557-5218 Attorney General Students (FOCUS) biannual Kathryn We reach beyond with an obvious saint next door. D3 - Chuck Lockey, 850-573- Ashley Moody, 850-414-3300 SEEK event, drawing in young Lopez ourselves when Too many of us Christians aren’t 0997 Chief Financial Officer people who are searching for we know our suf- obvious saints — as you prob- D4 - Eric Hill, 850-557-5118 Jimmy Patronis Jr., 877-693- something more out of life. fering isn’t all that ably know quite well. D5 - Jim Peacock, 850-573-0998 5236 Curtis Martin, founder and different from someone else’s. SEEK is taking place 230 miles School Board Commissioner of Agriculture CEO of FOCUS, talked about It makes us sensitive enough, away from where the U.S. bish- D1 – Diane Long, Nikki Fried, 800-435-7352 how life is meant to be a great too, to realize that we often have ops are on retreat in Chicago. 850-482-1200 Florida Senate adventure, a drama that’s no idea of the magnitude of As most of us arrived here, a D2 - Tony Pumphrey, D2 - George Gainer, 850-487- continually unfolding. It’s not another’s burdens and pain. letter to U.S. bishops from Pope 850-557-3402 5002 meant to be safe or comfortable. The next morning, many at- Francis was released, which D3 - Stacey Goodson, Florida House The presence of young mothers tendees woke up early to pray, talked about the necessity of 850-526-5061 D5 - Brad Drake, and fathers, many of them FO- privately or in community, the being “a new presence in the D4 - Chris M. Johnson, CUS staffers and alumni, trying morning prayer of the Liturgy world, conformed to the cross of 850-717-5005 850-592-6368 to keep young children content of the Hours, the prayer of the Christ, one that takes concrete D5 - Charlotte M. Gardner, State Attorney - during the talk and during the Church. Priests and other shape in service to the men and 850-482-7204 14th Judicial Circuit Mass before it, might have consecrated men and woman women of our time.” This is not Superintendent of Schools Glenn Hess, 850-482-9555 begun to underscore the point. pray it daily, throughout the just the stuff of bishops. This is Larry Moore, 850-482-1200 Public Defender - 14th The message was clear: Your life day. Here, as you might expect, what Martin and Darrow were County Court Judge Judicial Circuit isn’t your own; it’s a gift from high on the list of what young talking about. This is what these Wade Mercer, 850-482-9656 Mark Sims, 850-482-9366 God, to be given back to Him. people are seeking is a vocation kids are here for. And with U.S. Sheriff NATION Serving Him is praising Him. — marriage or the priesthood bishops absent from this gather- Lou Roberts, 850-482-9624 But fi rst you have to be grateful, or religious life or whatever it is ing, it allows for this emphasis: U.S. House Clerk of Circuit Court and before that you have to be God has planned out for them. The presence of the Church in D2 -Neal Dunn, Clay Rooks, 850-482-9552 able to see what there is to give The words of St. Paul writing the world is in no small way 850-785-0812 Supervisor of Elections thanks for in the fi rst place. to the Romans (12:1-2) were these young people, willing to Sylvia Stephens, 850-482-9652 U.S. Senate That can be hard when the particularly appropriate for that spend their Christmas breaks to Tax Collector Rick Scott, current culture encourages us to Friday morning prayer: “Broth- commit themselves to some- Mary Carol Murdock, 202-224-5274 identify by our sins and weak- ers, I beg you through the mercy thing more, something greater, 850-482-9653 Marco Rubio, nesses, as the second speaker, of God to offer your bodies as a to God alone. Property Appraiser 202-224-3041 Leah Darrow, a former fashion living sacrifice holy and accept- Rebecca Morris-Haid, President model, acknowledged. We lock able to God, your spiritual wor- 850-482-9646 Donald J. Trump, ourselves away in tombs before ship. Do not conform yourselves Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at the National Review Institute, editor-at-large 202-456-1414 we even begin to live, some- to this age but be transformed of National Review Online and founding times. But we need to realize by the renewal of your mind, director of Catholic Voices USA. She can be that God so loved us that he suf- so that you may judge what is contacted at [email protected]. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com LIFE IN JACKSON COUNTY & STATE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 5A MAYO TALKS HURRICANE MEDICAL PRO VISITS LOSSES WITH ROTARY CLUB ROTARY CLUB

SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO his week’s program at the Marianna Rotary Club, hosted by Ed he program at the Marianna Rotary Club recently featured Dr. Jowers, featured Doug Mayo, Jackson County Extension Direc- Angelo Consiglio, MD, FAAOA, Board Certified Otolaryngolo- Ttor. Mayo’s program was about the estimated impact of Hurri- Tgist, left, seen here with Marianna Rotary President Mike Van- cane Michael to Panhandle Agriculture totaling $1.5 billion. The dam Huss. Dr. Consiglio joined Jackson Hospital in 2015 and is trained a ge caursed to timber was the largest loss but the row crop and live- in the medical and surgical care of diseases of the ear, nose, throat, stock programs suffered as well. Hopefully they can come together for head and neck. He has additional training and expertise in allergies resolution and support to the agricultural community. From left, are: and sinus diseases. The program consists of a visual presentation Doug Mayo, Ed Jowers and Marianna Rotary President Mike VanHuss. and discussion of the sinus system, ears and throat. Forest Service to give trees in communities impacted by Hurricane Michael destroyed so many trees in have lived among native Collegiate Drive, starting riculture and Consumer Chipola giveaway on Friday the Panhandle. The give- trees that provided com- at 1 p.m. Friday. There also Services, manages more away is in observation of fort, health and beauty. will be a tree planting to than 1 million acres of state Special to the Floridan oak, pignut hickory, bald Florida’s Arbor Day, cel- Through collaboration help with canopy recovery. forests and provides forest cypress and redbud. Seed- ebrated the third Friday in with the Arbor Day Foun- An additional 500 trees management assistance on In Marianna, the Florida lings will be river birch and January. dation and corporate spon- will be distributed Saturday more than 17 million acres Forest Service is giving winged elm. In a news release about sors, the Florida Forest at Texas Road House, 15660 of private and community away 200 1-gallon potted For information, contact the event, FFS officials Service is celebrating Arbor Panama City Beach Park- forests. The Florida For- trees and 500 seedlings, 9 Jackson County Forester spoke of the importance of Day through a series of tree way, on Saturday at 9 a.m. est Service is also respon- a.m. Friday at Chipola Col- Barry Stafford at 850-482- trees. giveaways, plantings and Available species will in- sible for protecting homes, lege, in front of the student 9509 or Barry.Stafford@ “Forest products always educational programs.“ clude, river birch, red bud, forestland and natural center, 3070 College St., FreshFromFlorida.com. have played a crucial role In Panama City, FFS is sand live oak, black gum, resources from the devas- Marianna. One thousand trees will in our area, from ribs and giving away 500 3-gal- and bald cypress. tating effects of wildfi re on Potted trees will include be given away in other area masts of sailing ships, tur- lon, wind-resistant trees The Florida Forest Ser- more than 26 million acres. red maple, yellow pop- communities affected by pentine stills and mills,” at Florida State University vice, a division of the Learn more at FloridaFor- lar, southern red oak, live Hurricane Michael, which the release stated. “We Panama City campus, 4750 Florida Department of Ag- estService.com. Basford speaks to Optimist Club Valentine’s Day Special to the Floridan isApproaching! Chief Assistant State Attorney for the 14th Judi- cial Circuit, Larry Basford spoke to the Optimist Club Surprise of Marianna recently. He addressed the group about the onslaught of your incidents of fraud in the Sweetheart aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Those seeking to prey on victims fl ock with Flowers! to an area after a major disaster like the one we experienced because people are desperate and Too without the resources to SUBMITTED PHOTO Wait Until It’s remedy their own prob- From left, are: Optimist Jeff Snell, Chief Assistant State Attorney Larry Basford, Optimist and Don’t State Attorney Investigator Dave Edmondson, and Optimist President Quinton Hollis. lems. Late...BOOK AHEAD FOR State Attorney Glenn require a contractor’s li- the job, their medical bills Marianna appreciates the Hess, Basford, and Bay cense are roofing, mov- may become your respon- hard work and dedication VALENTINE’S DAY! County Sheriff Tommy ing load bearing walls, sibility. If you feel that you of Chief Assistant State Ford quickly realized the installing new win- are the victim of fraud, Attorney Larry Basford need for a concerted effort dows, plumbing, and contact local Law Enforce- in protecting our citizens to combat the problem electrical work, just to ment. during this vulnerable and began forming the name a few. Work that The Optimist Club of time. Ask about ourWedding &Event Construction Fraud Task does not require a license Planning &Wedding Rentals, Force. Numerous other includes tree debris re- Plus WeddingGifts &Accessories Law Enforcement agencies moval and the tarping of and officials have joined houses. the fi ght. They decided to To check a contractor’s take a proactive attitude license status, you can call implementing “sting” op- the Department of Busi- erations throughout the ness and Professional Reg- We are Te mporarily Open in the Panhandle. ulation at 866-532-1440 or Portable Buildings next to the The fi rst sting operation download their app listed in Bay County resulted in as DBPR in the app store. Store, Due to Storm Damage 30 arrests. Basford would Ask for written estimates like to remind everyone and copies of the contrac- Call Us for Yo ur that contracting with- tor’s license. It is also im- out a license following a portant to make sure that Custom Orders with declared disaster is a your contractor is insured. Fresh and Silk Flowers or Plants third-degree felony. If he or she is not insured Among the repairs that and they are injured on

Locally, Casey Grover of Briefs Sneads qualified for the Fall 2018 Dean’s List. ArtisticUnlimited Inc. Designs From Page 3A In order to qualify for Lincoln University of the Dean’s List a student must acquire at least a ...Jackson County’s full service Missouri announces 3.0 grade point average florist &gift shop fall Dean’s List on a 4.0 scale, with a 850-372-4456 4139 W. Lafayette St. •Marianna, FL 32446 Lincoln University of minimum of 12 credit www.artisticdesignsunltd.com FLORIDANJACKSON COUNTY [email protected] Missouri recently released hours in qualifying course 2018 work. Michael D. Smith the names of students Head Designer who qualified for the Fall (850)482-3924•4314 5THAVE., MARIANNA,FL32448 & 2018 Dean’s List. From staff reports We Deliver Jackson County Worldwide 6A N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 RELIGION JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com Local Church Briefs Food pantry distribution is the New Ebenezer Missionary Men Day on Jan. 20. Discovery ger program at Mount Moriah from Bethel Missionary Baptist Baptist Church of Cottondale in hour begins at 9:30 a.m., and Church in Sneads will begin Church will be in charge of the Wednesday at Innovative charge. The afternoon service morning worship begins at 11 at 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. service. Lunch will follow. All are Food Pantry distribution will will begin at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. a.m. Guest speaker will be the 21, and continue until all food welcome. take place Wednesday, Jan. 16, Dr. Nelson Wilson and the New Rev. James Keys, pastor of Monu- is gone. The church is at 8012 from 10 a.m. to noon at Inno- Liberty Hill Missionary Baptist ment of Faith Church in Pontiac, Highway 90 W. Restoration Net- Wednesday studies vative Charities of NW Florida, Church of Bascom in charge. Michigan. Colors for the day work is partnering with Mount at FMC Wesley Center Inc., at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, in Mari- Dinner will be served immedi- are peach and black. McChapel Moriah Church to distribute anna. Call 573-5526. ately following the morning ser- pastor, the Rev. Chris T. Jordan, food on Monday of the second Bible Study and Christian vice. All are invited. Call Jessica and congregation invite all to and third weeks of the month. Teachings sessions are held at Scripture study Williams at 850-557-7370. attend. The church is at 4963 Old Food is on a fi rst-come, fi rst- 7 a.m. each Wednesday at the on Jan. 17 at LDS U.S. Road, Marianna. Call Boris served basis. Call 850-718-1514. First United Methodist Church White at 850-557-2123. in the Wesley Center, Marianna. Scripture Study Classes are Bethel Star MBC celebrates 81st on Jan. 20 Breakfast followed by 30 minutes held at 6 p.m. every Thursday at Martin Luther King Jr. St. Luke’s to host Pilot of Bible study and teachings. the local Church of Jesus Christ Bethel Star Missionary Baptist anniversary reception Breakfast is $2. Call George at of Latter-day Saints, at 3141 Col- Church will celebrate its 81st parade and celebration 209-2072 or Jim at 718-7340. On Saturday, Jan. 26, from 2-4 lege St., Marianna. anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 20. set for Jan. 21 p.m., St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Morning worship begins at 11 A parade and subsequent of Marianna will host a 75th an- Hot meal at 7th Day a.m. The Rev. Paul Daniels will Henshaw Chapel AME Madison Street Park celebration niversary reception to recognize on Feb. 13 welcomes Greeters be guest speaker. The theme is “A honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin the founding of the Pilot Club Hot meals for those in need are church pressing to be like Jesus.” Luther King Jr. will be held Mon- Evangelism on Jan. 19 of Marianna three-quarters of available every second Wednes- Lunch will follow the service. All day, Jan. 21. The parade starts a century ago. Pilot President Henshaw Chapel AME Church day of the month from 4:30-6 are welcome. at 10 a.m. on Madison Street in Gail Hill and her executive board will host a service featuring p.m. at the Marianna Seventh Marianna, continues onto La- extend a special invitation to all Greeters Eveangelism Ministry Day Adventist Church, at 4878 New Hope to host MLK fayette Street, and ends at Wynn present and former members to Hwy. 90, Marianna. The next at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 19. St. Line-up starts at 9:15 a.m. A attend the reception. It will be program on Jan. 20 distribution date is Feb. 13. The theme is “There is power in celebration event at Madison held in the St. Luke’s Parish Hall, the name of Jesus.” Pastor Law- Rev. L. V. Farmer and the New Street Park will follow at 11 at 4632 Lafayette St., Marianna. rence Gantt and congregation Hope Missionary Baptist Church a.m ., with guest speaker Fred Light refreshments will be Klondyke Center invite all to attend. The church is congregation invite all to attend Flowers. Vendors, entertainers served. concerts continue at 2730 Glastell St., Cottondale. the annual Martin Luther King and more will participate in the Program at the church. It will park event. Call Linda Franklin Union Hill MBC to honor The following gospel music Evergreen Missionary be Sunday, Jan. 20, during the at 850-303-1551, Leon Kelly at ministries will appear in concert Baptist celebrates Pastor 11 a.m. morning worship time. 850-209-4310, or Jackson County pastor on Jan. 27 at the Klondyke Gospel Music Associate Pastor Kevin Williams NAACP at 850-696-0599. Vendor Union Hill Missionary Baptist Center, half-way between New- Service Anniversary will deliver the message registration is free, and parade Church will honor its pastor, the ton and Ozark, Alabama, at 3885 Evergreen Missionary Baptist entry fee is $10. Rev. Eric Griffin, with a service Highway 123 S. Concert time is Church will be celebrating its McChapel AME to anniversary celebration on 7 p.m. central. Admission is free. pastor’s service anniversary on celebrate Men Day Food distribution at Mount Sunday, Jan. 27 at 11 a.m. The Saturday, Jan. 19: Billie Gene Sunday, Jan. 20. The morning church is at 3115 Union Hill Dickerson of Dothan, Alabama; service will begin at 11 .m.. with McChapel African Methodist Moriah Church is Jan. 21 Road, Marianna. The Rev. David Saturday, Jan. 26: The Watsons the Rev. Henry Forward and Episcopal Church will celebrate Distributing Food to End Hun- Cobb and his congregation of Cottondale. Poll: Faith in clergy’s honesty drops among US Catholics

The Associated Press diminished credibility as a large fall after years that while the Protestants’ was conducted Dec. 3-12 The credibility of the a result of the clergy sex of steady decline that 48 percent positive rating and had a margin of error Catholic Church hierarchy VATICAN CITY — Fewer abuse scandal, according followed a new global for clergy is higher than of plus or minus four tanked in 2018 after new than a third of U.S. to a Gallup poll released explosion of the scandal Catholics’, 2018 marked percentage points. For reports of old abuse and Catholics rate the honesty Friday. and revelations of high- the fi rst time that fewer results based on the total cover-up were uncovered and ethical standards of The record-low 31 ranking cover-up. than half of surveyed sample of 210 Catholics, in the U.S., Chile and clergy as “very high” or percent honesty rating Catholics aren’t alone in Protestants had high the margin was plus or elsewhere and implicated “high,” the latest evidence marked an 18-percentage- the crisis, however. The marks for clerical honesty. minus eight percentage of the hierarchy’s point drop from 2017, Gallup survey also found The poll of 1,025 adults points. See POLL, 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. Alford First Assembly of God Cottondale, FL 32431 •579-4223 6158 Rocky Creek Rd Grand Ridge FL 32442 •592-6952 Marianna, FL 32448 •592-8999 1782 Tennessee St -P.O. Box228 Everlena MissionaryBaptist St. Luke MissionaryBaptist Church Alford, FL 32420 5309 Ellaville Rd Mount Olive Baptist 2871 Orange St Bascom Assembly of God Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-3900 6045 Hwy 2 Marianna, FL 32448 •482-2591 GRIMSLEY,CAVIN Bascom FL 32423 •569-5080 5516 Hummingbird Rd First Baptist Church St. MaryMissionaryBaptist Church & Company,P.A. Bascom, FL 32423 •272-7775 3172 Main St Mt. Olive Baptist Church of Alliance 1935 Jacob Rd [email protected] Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-4586 5779 Hansford Road Cottondale, FL 32431 •263-4097 CPA’S Marianna, FL 32448 Cords Of Love Assembly Of God First Baptist Church St. Matthew’sBaptist Church 4243 W. Lafayette St. 2060 Bethelehem Rd 850-643-7691 Marianna, FL. 5366 Ninth St -P.O. Box98 3144 WillowSt Cottondale, FL 32431 •272-0254 Malone, FL 32445 •569-2426 Mt. Tabor MissionaryBaptist Church Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-1007 526-3910 Cypress Grove Assembly of God 3695 Popular Springs Rd Faith Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32446 •594-4161 St. Peter MissionaryBaptist 3250 Cypress Grove Rd 2494 Hwy 71 S•Marianna, FL •482-2869 7989 McKeown Mill Rd Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-4451 Mt. Zion MissionaryBaptist Church P.O. Box 326 cppressgrovechurch.org First Baptist Church 5382 Old US Rd Sneads, FL 32460 •593-3363 8010 Pope St -P.O. Box246 Malone, FL 32445 •569-2049 Eastside Assembly of God Church Sneads, FL 32460 •593-6991 Trinity Baptist Church ,LLC 4723 Hatton St •Marianna, FL New Easter MissionaryBaptist Church 3023 Penn. Ave 526-3210 [email protected] •526-2422 First Baptist Church of Bascom 977 Hope Ave Marianna, FL •482-3705 4951 Basswood Rd -P.O. Box97 Graceville, FL 32440 •658-8344 www.TrinityMarianna.com El Bethel Assembly of God Bascom, FL 32423 •569-2699 We Service 2503 El Bethel Church Rd What We Sell! New Galilee MissionaryBaptist Church Union Hill Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •593-6044 First Baptist Church of Campbellton 2155 Hwy 73 S-P.O. Box 234 3115 Union Hill Rd Serving Jackson County Since 1964 2405 Hwy 2 Marianna, FL 32447 •482-5499 Marianna, FL 32446 •526-5711 4159 Lafayette Street •Marianna, Florida Faith Haven Assembly of God Campbellton, FL 32426 •263-3183 7135 Hwy 90 New Hope Freewill Baptist VictoryBaptist Church Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-8205 First Baptist Church Southern Baptist 3943 Sweet Pond Rd 2271 River Rd 987 8th Ave -P.O. Box 565 First Assembly of God Dellwood, FL •592-1234 Sneads, FL 32460 •593-6699 Graceville FL 32440 •263-3323 www.victorybaptistfl.com 5565 Brown St [email protected] New Hope MissionaryBaptist Graceville, FL 32440 •263-3351 www.fbcgraceville.org 3996 Wintergreen Rd White Pond Baptist Church First Assembly of God Church Greenwood, FL 32443 •592-8802 P.O. Box 458 -Mill Pond Rd Alford, FL 32420 •557-0088 4186 Lafayette St •Marianna FL 32446 First Baptist Marianna New Hope Reformed Baptist Church Hwy.90, Marianna 482-2800 •www.mariannafirst.org 2897 Green St •Marianna, FL 32446 4028 Lafayette St 526-3456 First Assembly of God Church of Cottondale 526-4200 •www.fbcmarianna.org Marianna, FL 32446 •482-6406 CATHOLIC St. Anne Catholic Church www.hopkinscars.com 2636 Milton St New Hoskie Baptist Church Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-4626 First Freewill Baptist Church 3009 5th St -P.O. Box 1547 7970 Davis St 4252 Allen St Marianna, FL 32446 •482-3734 Pilgrim Rest Assembly of God Sneads, FL 32460 Greenwood, FL 32443 •594-7243 [email protected] 3347 Pilgrim Rest Church Rd 593-5400 New Mount Olive MissionaryBaptist stannemarianna.net Marianna, FL 32448 •579-2300 First Freewill Baptist Church of Malone 2870 Barnes St -P.O. Box 312 Welcome Assembly of God 5440 10th St (Hwy 71 N) Marianna, FL 32447 •482-7595 CHURCH OF CHRIST 6784 Messer Rd Malone FL 32445 •850-569-2786 New Salem Baptist Church Caverns Rd. Church of Christ (800) 342-7400 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-5077 3478 Kynesville Rd [email protected] Friendship Baptist Church of Malone 4448 River Rd www.westflorida.coop 5507 Friendship Church Rd Marianna, FL 32448 •209-3809 Marianna, FL •482-2605 Sneads Assembly of God Malone, FL 32445 •569-2379 Northside Baptist Church 2062 River Rd •Sneads, FL 32460 !-.+&*#11& "(0&.', ")/0#%.$ Grand Ridge Baptist Church 3677 Northside Church Road CHURCH OF GOD 593-6336 •http://sneadsag.org Greenwood, FL 32443 •272-6883 2093 Porter Ave -P.O. Box 380 Grand Ridge Church of God BAPTIST Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-4846 Peaceful Assurance Baptist Church 2232 Porter Ave [email protected] 4562 Magnolia Road Grand Ridge, FL 32442 Alford Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32448 •209-7116 592-5301 or 592-2814 Greater Buckhorn MissionaryBaptist Church 1764 Carolina St -P.O. Box6 Pine Ridge Baptist Church Alford, FL 32420 •850-573-3249 4691 Hwy 162 Marianna Church of God Marianna, FL 32446 •594-5761 3064 Pine Ridge Church Rd (All services interpreted for the Bethel MissionaryBaptist Church Alford, FL 32420 hearing impaired.) Greenwood Baptist Church 2137 McLeod St •Cypress,FL•592-4108 Piney Grove Baptist Church 2791 Jefferson St, 4156 BryanSt-P.O. Box 249 Marianna, FL 32446 •482-6264 Bethel Star MissionaryBaptist Church Greenwood, FL 32443 •209-7451 2136 Piney Grove Rd 4134 Lincoln Ave Cottondale, FL 32431 •352-3800 mariannacog.com Marianna, FL 32448 •482-4866 Hasty Pond Baptist Church 4895 Hasty Pond Rd, Marianna, FL Pleasant Hill Baptist Church CHURCH OF GOD BY FAITH Bethlehem Baptist Church 6687 Brushy Pond Rd 2300 Bethlehem Rd Heaven’sWay Biker Church Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •718-8401 Trinity Powerhouse Church of God by Faith Cherish Cottondale, FL 32431 •579-9940 AMinistryofAlford Baptist Church 2854 Orange Street Pleasant Hill Marianna, FL 32446 Circle Hill Baptist Church 3924 Woodrest Rd Cottondale, FL 32431 •703-0257 MissionaryBaptist Church www.cogbf.com 7170 Circle Hill Rd 6704 Reddoch Rd His Sneads, FL 32460 •592-2327 Holly Grove Free Will Baptist Church Grand Ridge, FL 32442 CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Collins Chapel Baptist Church 2699 Hwy 73S (850) 638-7002 5005 3rd Ave (5499 Collins Chapel Rd) Marianna, FL 32448 •482-3489 Glorious Gospel Church of God in Christ Love Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church 4255 Clay St Malone, FL 32445 •569-5644 Inwood Baptist Church 5481 Pleasant Ridge Rd Marianna, FL 32448 Crossroads Baptist Church Southern Baptist 2012 Inwood Rd Marianna, FL 32446 •263-8007 Grand Ridge, FL 32448 •593-5328 594-1096 or 557-4019 3276 Main St -P.O. Box386 Poplar Springs MissionaryBaptist Church Cottondale Fl. 32431 •352-2636 Liberty Hill MissionaryBaptist Church Miracle Restoration Center 2662 Poplar Springs Rd 2997 Hall St Damacus Freewill Baptist 5239 Liberty Hill Rd Marianna, FL 32446 •526-3176 Bascom, FL 32426 •569-5949 Marianna, FL 32448 •526-2335 3700 Kynesville Rd Providence Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32448 •482-5878 Little Zion MissionaryBaptist Church 6940 Providence Church Rd Refuge Tabernacle Church of God in Christ 3181 Little Zion Rd -P.O. Box 190 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •592-5481 2820 Chipola St Dellwood Baptist Church Marianna, FL 32448 •482-2607 5512 Blue Springs Rd Sneads, FL 32460 •592-1614 [email protected] Greenwood, FL 32443 •592-6954 Lovedale Baptist Church Rocky Creek Baptist Church The New Zion Temple Church of God In Christ 6595 Lovedale Rd •Bascom, FL 32423 5458 Rocky Creek Rd 1022 Washington Ave 592-5415 or 592-2134 Marianna, FL 32448 •526-7508 Graceville, FL 32440 Eastside Baptist Church 4785 Hwy 90 Marvin Chapel Free Will Baptist Church Salem Free Will Baptist VictoryTabernacle Church of God In Christ Marianna, FL •526-2004 2041 Hope School Dr 2555 Kynesville Rd 6752 Hwy 90 www.eastsidebaptistchurch.com Marianna, FL 32448 •482-5375 Cottondale, FL 32431 •579-4194 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 •209-7711 www.marvinchapelfwb.com www.salemfreewillbaptist.com JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com RELIGION WEDN ESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 7A BCF spring semester College announces registration continues January chapel schedule Special to the Floridan Special to the Floridan

The Baptist College of Weekly chapel services at the Bap- Florida (BCF) in Gracev- tist College of Florida are held in the ille is currently register- R.G. Lee Chapel Monday, Tuesday, and ing students for the spring Wednesday each week beginning at semester which begins on 10a.m. Throughout the month of Janu- Jan. 21. ary, chapel services will highlight the New student orienta- musical talent found in the BCF Music tion will be held January and Worship Division as well as speakers 17-18, beginning at 8:30 sharing the gospel. a.m. in the Deese Center. The chapel speaker for the fi rst week Even though registration of class (January 21-23) is always BCF SUBMITTED PHOTO continues through the of- President Thomas A. Kinchen as he wel- Following school tradition, BCF President fi cial drop/add deadline in SUBMITTED PHOTO comes new students and encourages Thomas Kinchen will be the fi rst speaker in January, registering early Spring registration continues at BCF. those returning to campus. campus chapel services this term. better ensures a seat in the The following week, January 28-30, sion Chair and Missions Professor Rich preferred classes. Studies, Education Stud- (Associate in General three denominational leaders within Elligson will bring the message. The Baptist College of ies, Elementary Educa- Studies, Music, and Asso- Southern Baptist life will be speaking. BCF chapel services are open to the Florida offers programs tion, English, English Sec- ciate of Divinity). In addi- Southeastern Baptist Theological Sem- public and the monthly chapel schedule and degrees that prepare ondary Education, History tion to the comprehensive inary (SEBTS) President Daniel L. Akin is available online at www.baptistcol- men and women for areas & Social Studies, History list of courses offered on will be preaching in chapel on January lege.edu where recorded podcasts and of Christian service, lead- & Social Studies Second- the Graceville campus, 28, and hosting a luncheon for students videos of chapel services can be viewed. ership, ministry, and edu- ary Education, Leadership BCF classes are available interested in learning more about the Chapel services are also broadcast live cation. & Christian Education, online and at the distance seminary. on Facebook and through BCF’s Low- Currently, BCF has two Ministry, Ministry Studies, sites in Jacksonville and On Tuesday, Jan. 29, BCF Academic Power (LP) Radio Station WFBU 94.7. masters degrees (Master Missions, Missions with Orlando. Dean Robin Jumper will lead chapel and For more about chapel services on of Arts in Christian Stud- a Concentration in Avia- For more information or on Wednesday, Jan. 30, Theology Divi- campus, call 800.328.2660 ext. 446. ies and Master of Arts in tion, Music, Psychology, to see the complete list of Music and Worship Lead- Bachelor of Music in Wor- classes for the spring se- ership), eighteen bachelor ship Leadership, Bachelor mester, call 800-328-2660, Religion Briefs degrees (Bachelor of Arts of Music Education (Cho- ext. 460, or visit the web- Synagogue honors police who community’s wounds is ongoing. in Biblical Studies, Busi- ral or Instrumental), and site at www.baptistcollege. responded to October shooting ness Leadership, Christian three associate degrees edu. North Carolina county to pay PITTSBURGH — Some of the police officers who responded to the October ACLU $285K for prayer lawsuit but turned a blind eye. of Catholics reporting shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that SALISBURY, N.C. — The years-long A previous Gallup poll they had attended Mass in killed 11 people have been honored at a fi ght over a North Carolina county com- Poll found that Catholics’ the past week. religious ceremony. mission’s practice of opening meetings From Page 6A overall confidence in the Nevertheless, Gallup They attended a community-wide with Christian prayers is over, with com- church and organized re- found that a majority of meal Saturday night at the Beth Shalom missioners agreeing to pay $285,000 in Pope Francis himself. In ligion — already declining Catholics still view reli- synagogue. Three of the officers suffered legal fees. the U.S., the Pennsylvania last year — dropped from gion as “very important” injuries in the shooting. The Salisbury Post reports that Rowan grand jury report alleged 52 percent in June 2017 to in their lives. And the A commander who was supposed to County commissioners unanimously seven decades of abuse 44 percent by June 2018, survey noted that the per- be off on Oct. 27 recounted racing to the approved the payment to the American and cover-up, while before the U.S. scandal centage of Americans who scene at the Tree of Life synagogue in Civil Liberties Union, in conjunction ex-Cardinal Theodore had even hit. self-identify as Catholic Squirrel Hill. with a December court order. McCarrick’s downfall Mass attendance has has remained stable, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports The ACLU represented three county exposed how the also been on a steady thanks in large part to the Daniel Herrmann said said he arrived residents who sued over the practice. hierarchy knew that he decline and hit a new low growing Hispanic popula- to fi nd “controlled chaos.” Herrmann slept with seminarians, last year, with 36 percent tion in the U.S. added that the task of mending the From wire reports THIS DIRECTORY IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE BUSINESSES WHO ENCOURAGE ALL OF US TO ATTEND WORSHIP SERVICES. 1001 USES MOBILE HOME &RVPARTS Your Guide To Local Houses Of Worship CARPORTS Serving the Tri-State Area Since 1978

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 16, 2019 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or and 8 p.m. every Tuesday at First Methodist Church, » Bible Study and Christian 263-2774. Marianna in room 300 the Education Building. Open Teachings—7 a.m. each Wednes- » Senior Singles Monthly Meeting—2 p.m. on the meetings. day at the First United Methodist third Friday on the month, at Sonny’s Barbecue in » Optimist Club of Jackson County Meet- Church in the Wesley Center, Marianna. For more, call Linda Miller at 850-394- ing—5:30 p.m. El Rio, Marianna. All visitors welcome. Marianna. Breakfast followed by 8228. »Dare to Live Healed – Healing School Class—7 thirty minutes of Bible study and »Youth Activity Night—6 p.m. at Marianna Church p.m. in the Bascom Town Hall at 4969 Basswood teachings. Breakfast is $2. For of God. Ages: 12-19. Call 482-6264. Road. Free classes taught by Jacquelyn McGriff. Call more, call George at 209-2072 or » Celebrate Recovery—7 p.m. at Evangel Worship 276-6024. Jim at 718-7340. Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna. Adult » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Meeting—8-9 » HIV and Hepatitis-C Rapid and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, Testing—8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Closed discussion noon-3:30 p.m. at the Jackson 209-7856, 573-1131. with 12 & 12 study. Everyone with a desire to stop County Health Department, drinking is welcome. 4979 Healthy Way, Marianna. No appointment necessary. For more, call 526-2412 ext. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 » Jackson County Senior Citizens Marianna Cen- 190. » Giving Out USDA Food—8 a.m. at Elder Care ter—Lunch will be Tuesday-Friday at the Marianna Services, 2979 Daniels St., Marianna. Center, 2931 Optimist Drive, Marianna with exception » Food Pantry—10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Innovative to special event days. For more, call 482-5028. Charities of NW Florida, Inc., 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Mari- » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting—8 a.m. in anna. For more information call 573-5526. the AA room of First United Methodist Church, 2901 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift Caledonia St. in Marianna. Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna » Jackson County Community Helpers Club—10 » Bible Study and Christian Teachings—7 a.m. For more information call 573-5526. a.m. 4571 Dickson Road, Greenwood. each Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church in the Wesley Center, Marianna. Breakfast fol- » PPLCS Board Meeting—11 a.m. at the Jackson » Marianna City Farmers Market—7 a.m. to noon. lowed by thirty minutes of Bible study and teachings. County Public Library Conference Room, 2929 Green Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- Breakfast is $2. For more, call George at 209-2072 or St., Marianna. son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and Jim at 718-7340. » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville— Saturday. » Giving Out USDA Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift Food—8 a.m. Malone 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna 263-2774. For more information call 573-5526. Methodist Church will be giving out food at » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting—Noon » Henshaw Chapel AME Church—5 p.m. presents: Malone City Hall. to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist There is Power in the Name of Jesus at 2730 Glastel Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. St., Cottondale. » Food Pantry—10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at » Hooks and Needles—1-3 p.m. Greenwood Branch Innovative Charities of of the Jackson County Public Library, 4207 St., SUNDAY, JANUARY 20 NW Florida, Inc., 1994 Greenwood. Each Wednesday learn about your » Men Day—9:30 a.m. Bible Discovery and 11 a.m. Hwy. 71 S, Marianna. favorite handcraft projects using hook and needles, morning worship at McChapel AME Church, 4963 Old For more information call 573-5526. teach what you know, and create some fun projects. US Road, Marianna. Guest speaker: Rev. James Keys. For more, call 594-4961. » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift Colors: peach and black. For more, call Boris White at Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna 557-2123. For more information call 573-5526. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 » Pastor’s Anniversary—11 a.m. at Evergreen » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville— » Drug/Alcohol Recovery Group—9 a.m. at the Missionary Baptist Church. 2:30 p.m. will begin the Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5400 Campbellton-Graceville Hospital. This is an open afternoon service. Dinner after morning service. For Cliff St., Graceville. call 263-4650 or 263-2774. meeting. For more information call 263-4431. more, call 557-7370. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting—Noon » Marianna City Farmers Market—7 a.m. to noon. » 81st Church Anniversary—11 a.m. morning wor- to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- ship at The Bethel Star M.B. Church. Guest speaker: Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and Rev. Paul Daniels. Lunch after service. Saturday. » Hooks and Needles—1-3 p.m. Greenwood Branch » Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion—6:30 of the Jackson County Public Library, 4207 St., » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift p.m. in AA room of First United Methodist Church, Greenwood. Each Wednesday learn about your Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna.Attendance limited to favorite handcraft projects using hook and needles, For more information call 573-5526. persons with a desire to stop drinking. teach what you know, and create some fun projects. » St. Anne Thrift Store $5 Bag Sale—9 a.m. to For more, call 594-4961. 1 p.m. St. Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., MONDAY, Marianna. Call 482-3734. JANUARY 21 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 » Marianna Kiwanis Club Meeting—Noon at Jim’s » MLK Day—10 a.m. » Drug/Alcohol Recovery Group—9 a.m. at the Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Marianna. Call parade and at 11 Campbellton-Graceville Hospital.This is an open meet- 482-2290. a.m. a Martin Luther ing. For more information call 263-4431. » ASK 4-H Club and Autism Support Group Meet- King Celebration at » Marianna City Farmers Market—7 a.m. to noon. ing—5:30-6:30 p.m. Jackson County Extension Of- Madison Street Park, Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madison fi ce, 2741 Penn Ave., #3, Marianna. Family members, Marianna. Guest Street Park, Marianna.Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- caregivers and service providers welcome to the speaker: Attorney day. Autism Support meeting. For more information call Fred Flowers. For Ann Marie Shelton at 272-6099 or email caarcifo@ more, call 696-0599. » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift gamil.com. » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville— Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna For more information call 573-5526. » Chipola Civic Club Meeting—Noon at The Oaks Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna. The CCC’s focus is 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more, call 263-4650 or » St. Anne Thrift Store—9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s the local community, “Community, Children & Char- 263-2774. Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Call 482- acter.” Call 526-3142. » Distributing Food to End Hunger—12:30 p.m. 3734. » Sew N So—1:30-3:30 p.m. until all food is gone. 8012 Hwy., 90 W., Sneads. » Chipola Civic Club Meeting—Noon at The Oaks at the Ag Center on Penn Restoration Network is partnering with Mount Moriah Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna.The CCC’s focus is the Avenue, Marianna. Septem- Church, Sneads. Distributing the 2nd and 3rd weeks local community, “Community, Children & Character.” ber: Easy Applique; October: of the month only on Mondays. First come fi rst Call 526-3142. Biscuit Quilting; November: served basis. For more information call 850-718-1514. » Sew N So—1:30-3:30 p.m. at the Ag Center on Crochet Hats. For more, call » Chipola Beekeepers Meeting—6-8 p.m. at the Penn Avenue, Marianna. September: Easy Applique; 321-258-4113 or 800-482- Jackson County Extension Office, 2741 Penn Ave., October: Biscuit Quilting; November: Crochet Hats. For 0097. Marianna. Bring a dish for the potluck supper. Call more, call 321-258-4113 or 800-482-0097. » Chess Club—3-4 p.m. at Marianna High School. 482-9620. » Chess Club—3-4 p.m. at Marianna High School. Club is for MHS Students. For more information call » Women’s AA Meeting—6 p.m. in the AA room in Club is for MHS Students. For more information call 693-0473. the youth building at First United Methodist Church, 693-0473. » Scripture Study Classes—6 p.m. every Thursday 2901 Caledonia St., Marianna. For more, call 850-510- » Scripture Study Classes—6 p.m. every Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, 5145. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, 3141 3141 College St., Marianna. » Breaking Free—7-8 p.m. A closed SAA group is College St., Marianna. » Alcoholics Anonymous—Closed discussion, 8-9 a 12-step fellowship of men and women recovering » Meet the Author Night—6-7 p.m. at Claybo’s Res- from addictive sexual behavior. For more information p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia taurant, 5327 Brown St., Graceville and location call Shawn at 693-1621 or email Break- St., Marianna, in the AA room. Attendance limited to for the Friends of the Graceville [email protected]. persons with a desire to stop drinking; papers will not Branch Library annual meeting. Light be signed. supper provided. » VFW & Auxiliary Post #12046—6 p.m. at the TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 » Alcoholics Anonymous—Closed American Legion Post #100 near the 144th Armory, » St. Anne Thrift Store—9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s discussion, 8-9 p.m., First United Marianna. No covered dish. For more, call Wallace Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Call 482- Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia St., Marianna, in Wester at 209-1797 or Ernest McNeill at 209-1919. 3734. the AA room.Attendance limited to persons with a » Marianna City Farmers Market—7 a.m. to noon. desire to stop drinking; papers will not be signed. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 Jackson County Growers Association Inc., Madi- » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift son Street Park, Marianna. Tuesday, Thursday and FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 Saturday. Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna » Hooks and Needles—10 a.m. at the Jackson County For more information call 573-5526. » Innovative Charities of NW Florida Inc. Thrift Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and experienced » Hooks and Needles—10 a.m. at the Jackson Store—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1994 Hwy. 71 S, Marianna hand crafters welcome to create, share, learn or teach County Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and For more information call 573-5526. favorite projects. Call 482-9631. experienced hand crafters welcome to create, share, » Beginner/players Pinochle—10 a.m. Everyone is » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville— learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. welcome to come and play. For more information and Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Jackson County Senior Citizens Graceville— location call 272-6611. 5400 Cliff St., Graceville. For more info, call 263-4650 Lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at » Al-Anon Family Group Meeting—noon, 6:45 p.m. or 263-2774. 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 STATE& NATION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 9A Farmers reeling after record rain in 2018 destroys crops The Associated Press ery week.” still in the process of counting Agriculture is big business in his losses. As much as 20 percent PENSACOLA — Rodney Helton Escambia and Santa Rosa coun- of his cotton crop is still in the stood in a cotton fi eld in Atmore, ties. According to a U.S. De- ground. Alabama, on a Thursday morn- partment of Agriculture Census “You would need about 900 ing, just over the Florida state study from 2012, the most recent pounds of cotton crop to break line, with puddles of wet, mushy year for which data is available, even, and we’re nowhere close soil and water gathering over his Escambia and Santa Rosa coun- to that,” he said. “I would say our dirty boots. ties sold more than $100 million cotton crop took a hit of about He reached out and plucked a worth of agriculture products, $100 to $300 an acre.” sopping wet cotton boll off of a including peanuts, cotton, soy- In towns like Jay and Century, brown, rotting stem and held it beans and watermelon, in 2012. where everyone is touched by between his fi ngers, shaking his The counties also consistently agriculture in one way or anoth- head. lead the state of Florida in cotton er, last year’s losses are being felt “See this?” he said, peeling the and peanut production. by many. wet cotton apart like an orange. The vast majority of agriculture “Most people don’t understand “That’s not how it’s supposed takes place in the northern end the reality of a rain event like to be. It’s supposed to be fl uffy, of the counties, where seemingly this for us,” Diamond said. “The it’s cotton. That’s no good. No endless fi elds of crops and farms trickle down effect of a bad crop good.” replace the endless rows of con- in a small town like Jay, Florida, Like almost all farmers in the dos and housing developments means everyone will feel it.” northern ends of Escambia and characteristic of the southern Diamond said many farmers Santa Rosa counties, 2018 was end of the counties. like him are late paying their one for the record books, and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Farming is a way of life,” Dia- bills since they haven’t been able not in a good way. The Pensac- Farmer Rodney Helton holds the stem of a cotton plant in his rain soaked mond said. At 52 years old, he to pull their cotton out of the ola area saw just over 90 inches fi eld in Atmore, Alabama. said he’s been farming his entire ground at the time of year they of rain total last year, which is 2 Diamond, the Jay farmer, has county probably had the best life. “Farming ain’t for everybody. normally would. Everyone from feet more than it normally does. acres of fi elds still planted with cotton crop we’ve seen in 30 It takes a lot of faith, a lot of trust banks to timber companies to Mickey Diamond, a cotton and cotton, when he’d normally be years,” Diamond said. “We had in the good Lord to provide for farmhands are feeling the sting peanut farmer in Jay, said his planting cover crops by now, a lot of pounds per acre, a lot us so we can survive.” of the rainy season. town saw over 100 inches of rain. which are crops like wheat or of lint. But from the fi rst day of Helton and his brother run “We’re behind on everything The rain was relentless, farm- oats usually planted between August, it all went downhill from Helton Brothers Farms, which because we can’t get into the ers said. It didn’t just come in a winter and spring that can keep there.” owns seven farms in Century, fi eld to fi nish nothing,” he said. handful of big weather events the soil from eroding until it’s Tropical Storm Gordon blew Florida, and Atmore, Alabama, “You can’t work outside.” like it usually does. Instead, time to plant new, bigger crops. through in September and deci- totaling more than 3,500 acres. In addition to poor crops, lo- the rain came just about once “It’s been an unreal hard year mated farmers’ crops, blowing At 63 years old, Rodney is a third- cal cotton farmers say they’re a week, every week, during the this year for farmers,” Diamond over entire fi elds of cotton and generation farmer who started also being hit by a series of tar- fall and winter, drenching crops, said. “One of the worst we’ve drenching the soil. Rain from learning the ropes from his fa- iffs imposed on goods, including fi elds and equipment and giving ever seen.” Hurricane Michael in October ther when he was 16. cotton, by the Trump adminis- nothing a chance to dry. A normal amount of yearly further added to farmers’ woes Over the past fi ve decades, tration in September that has “We just kept losing the crop,” rainfall for the extreme west- when it dumped at least 7 inches Helton said he knows to expect driven the price of cotton down Helton said. “A half-inch of rain ern Panhandle region is about in the northern part of the coun- to have a bad season every so as much as 20 cents per pound. is not bad, but 2 to 3 inches at 65 inches, according to the Na- ties. often. He used to be a pecan Farmers like Diamond are re- a time, every time, is bad. Just tionalWeather Service in Mobile, Almost weekly rain events farmer, until Hurricane Ivan luctant to sell the cotton they do about every time, it had enough Alabama. followed all the way into the blew over every single one of his have until the market price goes time to get dry, there was anoth- Of the 90 inches of rain logged new year, killing crops in a slow pecan trees in 2004. But even back up. er rain event.” in Pensacola in 2018, 16.55 death, bringing farmers to their that wasn’t as bad as the loss he’s Still, it’s too early for experts to Cotton, which is planted in the inches came just in the month knees. The cotton, which needs experienced in the past year. be able to quantify the exact im- spring and usually harvested by of December, hampering farm- water to grow but needs to stay “Lately, it’s been happening pact last year’s losses will have Thanksgiving, was drenched be- ers’ last-ditch efforts to get all of dry once it blooms, was a soggy way too often,” he said of bad on the local economy, but most fore it had a chance to sprout. their crop out of the ground be- mess, hanging off its stems like a farming seasons. “Last year was agree it likely won’t be pretty. The cotton that was lucky fore the new year. head too heavy for its body. The pretty bad, too. We had a lot of “Imagine a man who owns a enough to sprout was drenched “We hope to be done by peanuts sat in a muddy, mucky ground we couldn’t get plant- hardware store who loses 20 per- by rain and unable to be picked Thanksgiving every year,” Dia- mess in their rows in the fi elds, ed because it was so wet and cent of his stock,” Diamond said. up by the equipment. mond said. “Right now, we’re a buried in mud and not able to the harvest season was kind of “It’s the same way for us.” Helton also has about 400 long way from being through.” get out into the sunlight to dry. rough. We’ve had a couple of bad If as much as 20 percent of acres of peanut fi elds he can’t Farmers made it through the “We put every penny we could years, but one every 10 years is crop production was lost last harvest, since his equipment fi rst half of the year being op- spend into that ground,” Helton all you want.” year, economists at the Univer- can’t make it through the muddy timistic about the 2018 crop. said, standing in the middle of Helton estimates he lost about sity of West Florida’s Haas Center fi elds. Even if it could, it wouldn’t Rains had been steady but held his peanut fi eld, which he said $900,000 in profit in 2018 due to say it would mean an almost $12 do much good, since the vines off at the right times, and farm- will just wind up being next the rain, mostly in peanut and million loss in earnings for lo- are rotted from so much rain and ers were thinking they’d be turn- year’s fertilizer. “It wasn’t like it cotton crops. That’s about 1,000 cal farmers. It could also impact the peanuts shake off the stems ing large profits if the trend con- just happened in the spring with bales of cotton and more than as many as 390 jobs and lose as too easily to be picked up by the tinued. a June hailstorm that wiped out 1,000 tons of peanuts. much as $1.4 million in taxes on machine. “On the fi rst of August, this our crop. It was once a week, ev- In Jay, Diamond said he was production and imports. Netflix raising prices for 58M US subscribers Daniel E. Feitz, DPM, MS Nominated for Nations TopPodiatrist The Associated Press the cheapest plan is going streaming options . expenses. 24 Years in aRow. up to $9 per month. 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The company is now bet- This marks the fourth ting it can gradually raise time that Netflix has raised its prices, bolstered by a its U.S. prices; the last hike string of acclaimed hits came in late 2017 . 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Police Roundup The following people were Ave., Fort Pierce, nonpayment of nalia. stance-four counts, possession state probation. booked into the Jackson County child support. » Linda Proctor, 37, 150 Prid- of marijuana less than 20 grams, » Harry Irvine, 40, 692 SW Sare- jail during the latest reporting » Patricia Wilke, 31, 2255 geon Lane, Wewahitchka, pos- possession of drug parapherna- ta Ave., St. Lucie, driving while periods: Eldridge St., Cottondale, battery session of methamphetamine, lia, driving under the influence. license suspended or revoked- » Kimberly Capps, 49, 602 S (domestic violence). possession of drug parapherna- » Dwight Laster, 41, 5370 habitual offender. Weeks St., Bonifay, violation of » Ashley Langford, 35, 4849 lia, hold for Bay County. Florida St., Graceville, failure to » Trevon Johnson, 23, 5023 Fort state probation. Davis Drive, Marianna, nonpay- » Tiffany Nobles, 35, 22964 appear. Road, Greenwood, possession of » Ashley Nichols, 29, 6934 ment of child support. State Road 71, Altha, interfer- » Julio Cardoza, 25, 6655 Cudin marijuana-less than 20 grams, Burke St., Grand Ridge, battery » Freddie Jones Jr., 30, 5504 ence with custody. Tong Drive, Houston, Texas, no possession of cocaine, posses- (domestic violence), obstructing Mount Tabor Road, Marianna, » Brent Crumpler, 20, 6295 valid driver’s license. sion of THC extract. justice by intimidation. violation of state probation, Birchwood Road, Marianna, » April Register, 37, 820 White » Juvencio Luna, 30, 2510 Jersy possession of drug parapher- possession of controlled sub- Ave., Graceville, violation of JAIL POPULATION: 240

Crime Briefs Police: Two dead in almost using the weapon triple shooting during an altercation. Homicide suspect Palm Beach County WEST PALM BEACH — schools police say Police in Florida say two 25-year-old Charmea men were killed and a Mosley brought the 9mm third injured in an early handgun and 124 rounds morning shooting. of ammunition to Boyn- sought, reward offered The Palm Beach Post ton Beach High School reports the shooting hap- last week during the Special to the Floridan 160 pounds, about possession of a Firearm by a con- pened about 12:30 a.m. game. 5-feet, seven inch- victed felon. Thomas should be Sunday. One victim died A police report says The Bay County Sheriff’s Office es tall, with brown considered armed and dangerous, at the scene and a second Mosley got into an argu- is asking for the public’s assistance eyes and black hair. authorities say.. died at a local hospital. ment with others at the in fi nding Jacorien K. Thomas. Thomas has fam- The United States Marshals Flor- The third victim is ex- game. When they were Officials with the agency say he ily ties in Tallahassee ida Regional Fugitive Task Force pected to survive. escorted out, police is wanted for allegedly shooting and Gulf County, offi- has posted a $1,500 reward for Police say they’re still say Mosley got into her and killing Demetrius Traylor in Thomas cials say, but was liv- information leading to the location investigating the circum- vehicle and nearly struck August of 2018 in a mobile ing in Bay County at and arrest of Jacorien Thomas. Any- stances surrounding the the other people with it. home park on Cherry Street in Cal- the time of the homicide. one with any information is asked shooting. No suspects She got out of the vehicle laway. Warrants have been issued for to contact the Bay County Sheriff’s have been arrested or with the gun, saying she Thomas is described as a 24-year- him on charges of Homicide ( Office at 747-4700 or Crime Stop- identified. was “going to air this thing old black man weighing roughly manslaughter with a fi rearm), and pers at 785-TIPS. out.” Three charged after Mosley was faces pos- neglected horses session of a weapon on school property and Man revived with Narcan arrested on drug charges removed from farm other charges. It wasn’t Special to the Floridan by traditional means, and session of Xanax without to officials. clear Saturday if she has a LAKE BUTLER — Three fearing that he could be prescription, possession “Due to the nationwide lawyer. people have been arrested The Marianna Police suffering an opioid over- of Adderall without pre- influx of opioid related after more than 50 horses Department reports that dose, officers adminis- scription, possession of deaths, all officers with showing signs of neglect University ex-officer a man found slumped tered Narcan and Crum- methamphetamine, and the Marianna Police De- were removed from a charged with sexual over his steering wheel pler revived. possession of drug para- partment have received Florida farm. assault, stalking last Thursday was revived Officials say this is the phernalia. training in administer- Three other horses did using Narcan, and was ul- third time that trained Officials say a search of ing Narcan in an effort not survive. LAKELAND — A former timately arrested on drug MPD officers have admin- the vehicle revealed sev- to save lives,” the press A Union County Sher- police officer at Florida charges. istered the drug to revive eral Xanax and Adderall release stated. “This is iff’s Office news release Polytechnic University is According to a press re- individuals over the past pills. Crumpler did not the 3rd time in recent says the farm’s owners, facing charges that he sex- lease from MPD, officers several months. possess a prescription months that Narcan has 67-year-old Cheryl Ervin ually assaulted, harassed from that agency found After receiving further for either one, authori- successfully been used and 58-year-old Rich- and stalked a woman. Bret Crumpler, 20, when medical treatment at an ties say. A small amount by the Marianna Police ard Ervin, were arrested The Lakeland Ledger responding to a distur- area hospital, Crumpler of methamphetamine Department to Monday. Each faces 37 reported Saturday that the bance call on Borden was arrested and charged was also found, along resuscitate a person suf- misdemeanor counts and woman told Polk County Street. with driving under the in- with a methamphetamine fering from an opioid four felony counts of ani- Sheriff’s Office deputies Unable to waken him fl uence of narcotics, pos- smoking pipe, according overdose.” mal cruelty. Forty-seven- that Winfred “Carl” Stocks year-old Pablo Rivas, an Jr., a family member, had owner of a horse kept on been abusing her since the property, was charged 2012. Man arrested for drug possession after traffi c stop with one felony count of The 57-year-old Stocks Special to the Floridan of a car that was seen the car because the offi- the recovery of marijuana animal cruelty. was arrested on several traveling with its head- cer detectded the odor of and cocaine, officials Deputies say they found sex-related charges last The Marianna Police lights off around 8:40 marijuana coming from report. An electronic 54 neglected horses in week. A former police Department reports the p.m. on Monday, Jan. 14, inside the vehicle. smoking device was also October at the 40-acre officer in Nashville, Ten- arrest of Trevon Jamanta and that an officer pulled According to a press re- located which was found self-proclaimed horse nessee, Stocks resigned Johnson on charges of the 1990 Buick sedan lease from MPD, Johnson to contain THC extract, rescue facility in Lake from the university after possession of cocaine, over as it exited the Tom advised that he did have the agency says. John- Butler. Two were dead and his arrest. It wasn’t clear possession of THC extract Thumb parking lot and the remains of burnt mar- son was then taken into another was euthanized. Saturday if Stocks had a and possession of mari- traveled south on Jefffer- ijuana cigarettes within custody and officials say The rest have been sent to lawyer to represent him. juana less than 20 grams. son Street. the vehicle. A probable he is being charged with legitimate horse rescues. An arrest report says The agency says John- Authorities say Johnson cause search was con- the alleged offenses The three suspects are Stocks tried to force the son was behind the wheel was asked to get out of ducted and resulted in listed above. free on bail. Jail records woman to have sex with didn’t list attorneys for him by threatening to them. publicly share nude pho- tos of her. Deputies say he Man charged with also repeatedly harassed Complaint: Kidnapping suspect two counts of DUI and cyberstalked the woman with hundreds of manslaughter text messages. kept Wisconsin girl under bed PENSACOLA — Authori- ties say a Florida man has Man gets 30 years for The Associated Press intentional homicide, one count each other in the bathtub with the been jailed following a former girlfriend’s of kidnapping and one count of shower curtain pulled closed. crash that left two people BARRON, Wis. — For nearly three armed burglary. A judge set his Hearing a shotgun blast, Jayme dead. disappearance months, prosecutors say, 13-year- bail at $5 million cash. Prosecutors said she knew her father was dead. The Pensacola News GAINESVILLE — A old Jayme Closs was forced to hide say more charges could come Patterson told investigators he shot Journal reports that Florida man has been in a 2½-foot space beneath her later. The murder charges are each James Closs through the front door, 24-year-old Hunter Black sentenced to 30 years in kidnapper’s bed, going without punishable by life in prison and then blew the lock apart with a was arrested Saturday and prison for the death of his food, water or a bathroom for the kidnapping charge carries a second blast. charged with two counts former girlfriend. hours, too terrified to fl ee from a maximum term of 40 years. He battered down the door to the of DUI manslaughter. The Gainesville Sun man she knew had fatally shot both According to the complaint: bathroom, then pulled out a roll The Florida Highway reports that 39-year- of her parents. Patterson stopped behind a school of black duct tape and demanded Patrol says Black crashed old Andrelo Witcher But when Jake Thomas Patterson bus on his way to work and saw Denise Closs tape her daughter’s into a vehicle occupied was sentenced Friday. left the remote cabin on the Jayme getting on. He decided then mouth shut. When Denise struggled by 22-year-old Antoinette He was convicted of 88th day of her captivity, she that she “was the girl he was going to do it, he took the tape from her McCoy and 15-year-old manslaughter last month. fi nally made a break for freedom, to take.” and did it himself. He taped the Sean Banks early Saturday Authorities say Heather authorities said. She put on He made two trips to her home girl’s hands behind her back and morning near Canton- Ann MacCrossen Patterson’s sneakers so hastily meaning to kidnap her but broke off taped her ankles together, pulled ment. disappeared in August that they ended up on the wrong both attempts because he thought her out of the bathroom and then Officials say McCoy 2007 after returning to feet. After a neighbor called 911, too many people were at the house. shot her mother in the head, the and Banks were airlifted Florida. She had sought Patterson was captured as he drove He returned to the home a third complaint said. to a Pensacola hospital, refuge with her family in around the area searching for her. time on Oct. 15. Patterson took Jayme to his cabin where they died from their Michigan after claiming “She’s 13 years old, and if you read Dressed almost entirely in black in Gordon, a township in Douglas injuries. that Witcher had beaten the criminal complaint, you can see and wearing a face mask and gloves, County. He told police he ordered a Black sustained minor her. the amount of control that he was he armed himself with a shotgun. weeping Jayme to strip and dress in injuries. He was being Family members exerting over her,” Barron County He told detectives he attached his sister’s pajamas, saying he had held without bond. testified they heard District Attorney Brian Wright said. stolen license plates to his car so to get rid of the evidence. He then Witcher threaten to kill “And at some point, she found it police would not be able to track threw her clothes into a fi replace in Police: Florida woman MacCrossen and her within herself at 13 years old to say, him. He disabled the dome light, the cabin’s basement. had gun, ammo at family during a cell phone ‘I’m going to get myself out of this removed a cord that allowed the He told investigators that conversation. They said situation.’ I think it’s incredible.” trunk to be opened from inside and whenever he left the cabin or school hoops game he told MacCrossen if The complaint fi led Monday coasted down the Closs driveway people visited him, he forced Jayme BOYNTON BEACH— Po- he killed her, her family offered the most detailed account with his lights off just before 1 a.m. to crawl into the narrow space lice say a Florida woman would never fi nd her. yet of the attack on the Closs couple Jayme told police that her dog under his twin bed. He slid tote brought a handgun and MacCrossen’s body has and the cruel conditions under began to bark. She woke her boxes and weights against the side dozens of rounds of am- never been found. which their daughter was held. parents. Her father went to the front of the bed so she could not see out munition to a high school Patterson, 21, was charged door while she and her mother and to make it harder for her to girls’ basketball game, From wire reports Monday with two counts of hid in the bathroom, hugging wriggle free. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com FROM THE FRONT/NATION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 11A Obituaries Entertainment

Marianna Chapel garages,atrucking com- Funeral Home pany,and was retired from 3960 Lafayette Street Jackson County Vault and Marianna, FL 32446 Monuments.Healso loved Carol Channing dies at 97 Phone:(850)526-5059 his church family at Gul- BY MARK KENNEDY other Broadway shows, Channing continued as and love personified” and www.mariannachapelfh. leySprings Baptist Church The Associated Press but none with equal mag- Dolly in national tours, Margaret Cho said “you com in Bonifay wherehefaith- netism. the last in 1996, when she will forever be missed.” fully attended. Jerryalso enjoyedtraveling and NEW YORK — Carol She often was in her 70s. Tom Shales Viola Davis mourned: exploring antique shops Channing, the lanky, ebul- appeared of The Washington Post “You had a great run! Rest along with attending rac- lient musical comedy star on televi- called her “the ninth won- well.” ingevents. Jerrywas nick- who delighted American sion and in der of the world.” Channing was not the named McGuiver for his audiences over 5,000 per- nightclubs, Messages of love and immediate choice to play ability to fix virtually any- formances as the schem- for a time appreciation lit up Twit- Dolly, a matchmaker who thing. He was aloving and ing Dolly Levi in “Hello, Channing partner- ter early Tuesday, with the receives her toughest loyal family man and friend Dolly!” on Broadway and ing with League of Professional challenge yet when a rich In lieu of flowers,the beyond, has died. She was George Burns in Las Vegas Theatre Women saying grump seeks a suitable Husted family has request- 97. and a national tour. Channing “was a gift of wife. The show, which fea- ed donations be made Publicist B. Harlan Boll Her outsized personal- inspiration to so many.” tures a rousing score by to the Liberian Ministry said Channing died of ity seemed too much for Fans who saw her work Jerry Herman that’s burst- JerryE. of Gully Springs Baptist Church, 2824 Highway 90, natural causes at 12:31 the screen, and she made also took to social media, ing with joy and tunes Husted Bonifay,Florida 32425. a.m. Tuesday in Rancho only a few movies, nota- calling her a “firecrack- like “Put On Your Sunday JerryE.Husted, 68, left Jerryhad alovefor chil- Mirage, California. Boll bly “The First Traveling er” and saying she was Clothes,” “Before the Pa- this earth on Sunday,Janu- dren and this ministryis says she had twice suf- Saleslady” with Ginger “matchmaking for the an- rade Passes By” and “It ary13, 2019. He was born honored to receivegifts in fered strokes in the last Rogers and “Thoroughly gels now.” Only Takes a Moment,” in Rutherfordton, NC on honor of this compassion- year. Modern Millie” with Julie Veteran actress Berna- is a musical version of December 17, 1950 to Ivan ate,kind, and giving man. Besides “Hello, Dol- Andrews. dette Peters said Chan- Thornton Wilder’s play and MarieHusted. He grew Formorethat 14 years, ly!,” Channing starred in Over the years, ning “was show business “The Matchmaker.” up in the Tampa area be- Liberian Ministries has foremoving to Round Lake been reaching the nation in the 1970’s, of Liberia, Africa for Jesus. Jerryissurvived by his Through donations this son County Extension plants corn into a burned 7 varieties, including Pio- wifeLinda,hischildrenCar- ministryeducates and ra- Farmer Director Doug Mayo at down oat cover crop. His neer 1870, his top yielder olyn Henderson(Loren), last year’s Farm City Day corn is fully irrigated and of 241 bushels/acre. He sies children through their From Page 1A JerryHusted, Jr., and step- orphanage,school, and Breakfast, where Ford’s planted on single, 36’ used a starter fertilizer son DerekAlday (Mal- church. The NCGA Corn Yield local Corn Farmer of rows. Larry says that his 50/50 mix of 10-34-0 and lory). Hisgreatest treasure Services for Jerrywill be Contest is an annual U.S. the Year award was an- corn acres annually aver- 28-0-5 at 25 pounds per was his grandchildren held at 2:00 P. M., Wednes- competition among corn nounced. ages around 230 bushels/ acre. He also applied 300 Erin, Grace,Josie,Davis, day,January16, 2019 in the growers with the goal of “Ford is a fourth-gen- acre, a statement backed pounds of potassium and and Myles,and his great Marianna Chapel Funeral capitalizing on the high eration farmer in Jackson by yield check averages of 100 pounds phosphorus grandchild Riley who was Home.Aprivate family in- genetic yield potential of County,” Mayo wrote. “He 225 bushels/acre in 2018. per acre. the “apple of his eye”.Jerry terment will follow. Expres- is also survived by broth- today’s corn hybrids. It started farming when he This year he switched During the season he sions of sympathy may be also encourages the de- was about 16 years old back from planting twin applied 275 units of nitro- ers Russell Husted (Vicki), submitted on line at www. Keith Caplinger (Belinda), mariannachapelfh.com. velopment of sustainable, and went full time in 1970 to single rows. Larry said gen in three applications Kevin Husted, his mother- new and innovative man- … Ford Farms is a 3,200 he did this to achieve a through the pivot that were in-law Gemelia Williams, agement practices that re- acre operation comprised more consistent plant roughly 60 units each, with and numerous nieces and sult in higher yield poten- of peanut, cotton, corn, stand by planting into the the remainder being broad- nephews. tial. Growers compete in and cattle. middle of the strip versus cast. The crop also received Jerryloved working six corn production class- Corn has always been the edge using the twin both a fungicide and insec- hard. He was aman of es: two for non-irrigated, an integral part of Ford’s row planter. ticide application. many talents and had two for no-till/strip till rotation, grown in con- In previous years, Larry The Corn Farmer of the owned service stations, non-irrigated, one for no- junction with peanut and has cooperated with on- Year Award is based on James &Sikes Shewas preceded in till/strip till irrigated and cotton. This year, he grew farm trials for both Pio- standardized yield checks Funeral Home death by her father,Fauline one for irrigated acres. 150 acres of corn, and has neer and Dekalb corn va- provided by the Jackson MaddoxChapel J. Mathis. Ford’s farming opera- plans to increase acre- rieties. This year, he host- County Extension Ser- 4278 Lafayette Street Jackie is survived by tion was profiled by Jack- age in 2019. Ford strip-till ed a trial for Pioneer with vice.” Marianna FL. 32446 two sons,Jordan and John 850-482-2332 Lincoln; mother,Patri- www.jamesandsikes cia Mathis; sister,Jeanine a pool of nominees Chairman Lipford way to go.We have the op- funeralhomes.com Pumphrey;nephew,John Banquet sought and vetted by the also serves on the Jack- portunity to set Jackson David Pumphrey;and Chamber over several son County Planning on a path that this current Jacquelyn M. From Page 1A many moreextended fam- weeks. Commission, an advi- generation sees for it, by ily members. Lincoln the quality of life here. But Garling says the sory board to the Jackson the efforts that we’re go- Jacquelyn M. “Jackie” Graveside service will The visioning process Chamber came to the County Commission. He ing to make over the next be 2p.m. Thursday,Janu- Lincoln,51, of Tallahassee, calls for a revisiting of the conclusion that it would said he’s confi dent that year and beyond that. It’s FL, formally of Malone, ary17, 2019 in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens with goals two decades down be almost unfair to se- Chamber membership the Chamber’s vision that died Tuesday,January15, the way. lect one person this year, will continue to grow in we’ll be focusing on, but it 2019, at her residence. James &Sikes Funeral Home MaddoxChapel di- Lipford’s theme serves with so many individu- the coming year and is also means a new genera- Jackie was bornApril recting. as a reminder of that self- als helping their com- looking forward to his tion of energy and voices 4, 1967 in Marianna, FL to imposed community ob- munity so diligently in chairmanship of the orga- in essence.” Fauline and Patricia Bed- Expressions of sympa- sole Mathis.Jackie enjoyed thy may be made online at ligation. the aftermath of the Oc- nization. He said he hopes Lipford said that energy doing crafts,making pot- www.jamesandsikesfuner- And then there’s Hurri- tober 2018 storm. There to spend the year helping is growing in the Cham- tery, and most importantly alhomes.com cane Michael, which did will be a presentation il- see his theme exercised to ber. “We do have quite a spendingtime with her so much damage that it lustrating that fact at the great effect by and for the few new members in the family. necessitates a reimagin- banquet. community. He said he Chamber. I’m 34 years ing of the county’s future As for the speaker, Gray sees evidence, both as a old, and while I wouldn’t Marianna Chapel Harper (Jason) of Mari- as it strives to recover Swoope was secretary of planning board member say I’m the youngest Funeral Home anna, and Charles Glenn from the losses and move commerce in Mississippi and as Chamber leader, chairman ever, I can say 3960 Lafayette Street Harper (Bethany) of Mari- forward better than be- when Hurricane Katrina that the time is ripe for I’m one of the youngest. Marianna, FL 32446 anna; brother,Dallas With- fore. hit that state a few years embracing the theme he’s I’m proud to be involved. ers Jr.(Wanda) of Adairs- With a guest speaker back, later served in a chosen. I was away in the Army Donna G. ville,Georgia; sister,Lisa who was a key leader in high-profile Florida lead- “Imagine Jackson was for 12 years, and I’ve been Withers of Winnie,Texas, Mississippi when a pow- ership role, and now runs carried out 15 or 20 years back three years now. One Withers and eight grandchildren. Donna G. Withers age erful hurricane hit that a private fi rm. ago, and its coming time of the fi rst things I did was Amemorial service state a few years ago, Mi- See his biography pro- to refresh that with a new join with the Chamber. 52 of Marianna, passed will be held at 2:00 pm on away on Saturday,January Saturday,January26, 2019 chael’s impact will likely vided by the Chamber in generation’s input,” Lip- I’ve seen a lot of things 12, 2019. Shewas bornon in the Marianna Chapel be a key topic at the ban- a profile accompanying ford said. “After the hurri- change that are going to April18, 1966 in Panama Funeral Home with Pastor quet, which begins at 5:30 this story. cane, after we took such a promote growth, like the City.Donna had been a Charles Kleiser officiating. p.m., the program im- As the Chamber pre- hard hit, we have to imag- new liquor laws (which le- resident of Marianna since mediately commencing pares for the big night, the ine it like a new canvas in galized the sale of hard li- 1998. Expressions of sym- pathy may be submitted without the traditional organization is also invit- a way.” quor by the drink in Jack- Sheenjoyedmaking on line at www.marian- networking hour or half- ing new memberships Lipford said he sees son County), and the new crafts and watching movies nachapelfh.com. hour that usually pre- and renewals. The cost of great positive opportuni- industry that is coming. with her family. cedes the start. There are joining or renewing mem- ties ahead in the wake of On the planning com- Donna was preceded in other changes in the off- bership in the organiza- that negative strike. mission, I see businesses death by her grandparents; parents,Dallas E. Withers ing for this year’s banquet tion is $345 a year. The “We have a lot of posi- every month coming in Sr.and Sharon Winslow as well. Chamber is offering to tive things going on, with with new applications Withers. It will be held, for the make arrangements with support federally behind and ideas. We’re moving Sheissurvived by her fi rst time, at Eastside Bap- businesses to ease the us, and other advantages, ahead farther than ever children, Jennifer Lynn tist Church, for instance. burden if that cost proves so much so that we have before. I’m confident Scheduling conflicts too difficult to manage all a real opportunity and that more people will made it impossible to hold at once. potential resources to use keep joining the Cham- Florists the banquet at Rivertown To fi nd out more about in the effort to reimagine ber force and making it Community Church, its the banquet and to buy Jackson,” he explained. stronger.” traditional spot in recent tickets, or to complete “Building off that theme Lipford expects to speak years. Eastside is located membership for 2019, call seems to be the most further on his re-imagine at 4785 Highway 90 East, the Chamber at 482-8060. promising and exciting theme at the banquet. Marianna. There’s also a change in the traditional line- up of awards to be giv- en by the Chamber. Usually, an indi- vidual Citizen of the Year is selected from

Florida announced com- in only 3 years, more than Swoope petitive project wins in- 728,000 private-sector jobs volving dozens of leading were added in Florida, sur- From Page 1A companies including Ama- passing Governor Scott’s fi scal year in 2013-14, and zon, Bristol-Myers Squibb, goal of creating 700,000 pri- increased competitive proj- Deutsche Bank, Embraer, vate-sector jobs over 7 years. ects by 40%, resulting in 73% GE, Hertz, Navy Federal He is also an expert in www.jamesandsikesfuneralhomes.com more new jobs and 95% Credit Union, Northrop Economic Recovery having more capital investment in Grumman, USAA, United served as the Secretary of the state than in 2011. Technology Corporation Commerce in Mississippi During Swoope’s tenure, and Verizon. Since 2011 and during Hurricane Katrina. 12A N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 NATION JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com ‘Miracle’ fl ight survivors mark decade of thankfulness The Associated Press

NEW YORK — It’s been 10 years, but there isn’t anything Tripp Harris doesn’t remember about the cold January day he cheated death on US Airways fl ight 1549. The jolt when the plane col- lided with a fl ock of geese and the engines stopped moments after takeoff from New York City’s LaGuardia Airport. The smoke fi lling the cabin. The electric, burning smell. The panic from the people around him. The calm, steady tone of Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullen- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE berger telling everyone to brace In this Jan. 15, 2009 fi le photo, a diver, left, aboard an NYPD vessel prepares for impact as he steered the to rescue passengers that escaped from the Airbus 320 US Airways aircraft Airbus A320-214 into the frigid made an emergency landing in the Hudson River in New York in what came to be known as the “Miracle on the Hudson” because everyone survived. waters of the Hudson River on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jan. 15, 2009. In this Jan. 10, 2019 photo, Steve O’Brien poses for a photo at his home in And, of course, he knows the Charlotte, N.C., with an editorial cartoon framed with his boarding pass Museum in Charlotte, where “kind of put me on this path to happy ending of the “Miracle from US Airways Flight 1549, that eventually crash-landed in the Hudson survivors are planning to gather where I am now, and where I’m on the Hudson”: All 155 people River on Jan. 19, 2009. Tuesday to mark the 10-year very happy and content,” she aboard survived. anniversary, including a toast at said. Harris has also never forgotten still rise every time they’re on a report on the crash. the exact time of the crash. Getting over the trauma of the what that day taught him about fl ight. Less than a minute later, plane “While I don’t know that I experience took some time for what really mattered: his wife “I have a lot more gratitude and birds collided at 3,000 feet would do it again, it certainly passenger Steve O’Brien, 54, of and then-2-year-old son. about my life,” said Sheila Dail, (915 meters). Both engines gave me some clarity around my Charlotte. “Everything that I could think 67, one of the fl ight attendants. stopped. Sullenberger took the life priorities and the impor- “That fi rst year was tough. about was the things I was After taking the better part of a controls and told air traffic con- tance of my family,” said Pam You’re scattered. You can’t focus. going to miss,” said Harris, 47, year off, she returned to work- trollers he couldn’t make it back Seagle, 52, of Wilmington, North You’re impatient,” he said. of Charlotte, North Carolina, ing in the skies and helped to to LaGuardia. His choices were a Carolina, who was on the fl ight. “There’s this thin place between where the fl ight was headed. create a peer support group for small airport for private aircraft In the aftermath, she made life and death ... and we were at “That fundamentally shifted my air stewards at her airline. “I in New Jersey — possibly too some big life decisions. a really thin place and then you priorities.” have three grandsons I possibly far — or the river. Sullenberger She and her family moved get yanked back.” It’s colored his life ever since. would never have seen.” picked the water. away from Charlotte to a new When he fl ies now, he looks He decided to spend more time Flight 1549 took off from La- At 3:31 p.m., the plane home at the beach in Wilming- for the emergency exits and with his family and have adven- Guardia a decade ago Tuesday, splashed down, somehow ton. While she still works for can’t sleep as easily in his seat tures and experiences he might with Sullenberger’s co-pilot stayed in one piece, and began Bank of America, her employer anymore. otherwise have put off. Jeffrey Skiles at the controls, fl oating fast toward the harbor. in 2009, she moved to a divi- “I’ll be on a plane and I’ll be That day “made me a better three fl ight attendants and 150 Passengers got out on the wings sion that promotes women’s nodding off or something, and father, a better husband,” Harris passengers aboard. It was cold, and inflatable rafts as commuter economic empowerment. She a bump will happen and all of said. only about 20 degrees Fahren- ferries raced to the rescue. took time to be with loved ones, a sudden it comes back, and It’s a common refrain among heit (minus 7 degrees Celsius), One fl ight attendant and four including a long-overdue break you just feel this electric scared, survivors, of how that day led but the skies were clear. passengers were hurt, but every- with her sister. She held those overwhelming feeling that hits to big life changes and small “What a view of the Hudson one else was mostly fi ne. moments with family even dear- you in the chest,” he said. everyday choices, and to feeling today,” Sullenberger remarked The submerged and damaged er after her sister’s unexpected But he says he feels he’s a joy more readily. But some also to Skiles, according to National plane was recovered and is now death months later in 2009. more relaxed person now with speak of the anxiety that can Transportation Safety Board’s held at the Carolinas Aviation That January day 10 years ago life’s lesser frustrations. Number of no-show airport security screeners soars in shutdown

The Associated Press deal with local shortages. said TSA was staffing the A few airports are making Concourse G checkpoint ATLANTA — The num- changes to deal with the on Monday, but airport ber of airport security shortage of screeners. officials were monitoring screeners failing to show At Houston’s George the situation and would up for work around the Bush Intercontinental Air- make more adjustments if country is soaring as the port, a security checkpoint necessary. partial government shut- and ticket counter that An official with the union down goes into its fourth were shuttered Sunday representing TSA workers week. afternoon in Terminal B said TSA canceled em- No-shows among will remain closed through ployees’ vacation requests screeners jumped Sunday Tuesday, a spokesman about a week ago. and again Monday, when said. “Since nobody is get- the Transportation Secu- The terminal handles ting paid, (TSA officials) rity Administration re- United Express fl ights. Pas- don’t want them to take ported a national absence sengers must go through annual leave,” said Cairo rate of 7.6 percent com- checkpoints in other ter- D’Almeida, president of pared with 3.2 percent on minals, then walk or take a government workers’ a comparable day a year THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a train to planes parked at union local in Seattle. He ago. Monday marked the Security lines at Hartsfi eld-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta stretch more than an Terminal B. A spokesman said he was asking local fi rst business day after hour long amid the partial federal shutdown, causing some travelers to miss fl ights, Monday for United Airlines said food banks if they can help screeners did not receive a morning, Jan. 14, 2019. fl ights were not affected. the workers. paycheck for the fi rst time Miami International Gregory, the TSA spokes- since the shutdown began. or change their security who pay a fee for expe- beil said. 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Box Scores Prep Basketball Jan. 14 High School Girls Basketball Lady Pirates overwhelm Chipley Graceville lost to Bay High, 66-50 Sneads beat Chipley, 58-38. From staff reports Sneads got a firm footing game headed into the third, Davey Jones locker. High School Soccer in the first quarter when but a strong round of The high scorers for Sneads Marianna boys lost to Florida The Sneads Lady Pirates skin they established a 14-9 shooting gave them a were Arnaijah Baker with 19 High, 3-0 Chipley Tigers 58-38 at home lead with a string of 44-29 lead. and Kazia Gainer with 18. Chi- Jan. 12 Monday night. two-pointers, but As the fourth ar- pley’s Adriyana Jackson had Sneads is now 6-1 in district Chipley was able to rived, the Lady Pi- 19. College Basketball play and 14-3 overall. stop the bleeding in rates loaded their can- Next up for Sneads is a skir- The Chipola men lost to North- One of those losses was to the second with a bar- nons for a final mighty mish against Vernon on Thurs- west Florida, 95-54. Chipley, so revenge may have rage of their own. broadside of two-pointers day. They will be setting sail Jan. 11 been on the table. Sneads was up 27-23 as the that sent Chipley’s hopes to for Cottondale on Friday. High School Boys Basketball Graceville beat Cottondale, 58-54. Malone beat Central, 71-49. PREP BASKETBALL Marianna beat Taylor County, 78-62. High School Girls Basketball Malone lost to Central, 43-20. Marianna beat Taylor County, WHAT’S FOR DINNER? 46-20.

Sports Briefs Jan. 16 College Basketball Chipola women host Pensaco- la, 5:30 p.m. Chipola men host Pensacola, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17 High School Boys Basketball Graceville host Blountstown, 4 and 7 p.m. Marianna at Port St. Joe, 4:30 and 6 p.m. Sneads host North Florida Christian, 4 and 7 p.m. High School Girls Basketball Graceville host Blountstown, 5:15 p.m. Malone at Tallavanna, 5 p.m. Sneads host Vernon, 5:30 p.m. Jan. 18 High School Boys Basketball Graceville host North Bay Haven, 4 and 7 p.m. Cottondale host Sneads, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Malone at Central, 6 p.m. High School Girls Basketball Cottondale host Sneads, 4:30 p.m. Graceville host North Bay Haven, 5:15 p.m. Malone at Central, 5 p.m. High School Soccer Marianna boys at Wakulla Christian, 6 p.m. High School Wrestling MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN Marianna at Gator Brawl in Malone’s Ocasio Murff goes for two against Central on Friday night. Wewa Jan. 19 Brown, Murff lead way as Tigers devour Jaguars for Homecoming College Basketball Chipola women at Gulf Coast, From staff reports The Tigers leapt into the but the Tigers were relentless by scoring 23 to the Jaguars’ 2 p.m. fray in the first quarter and and landed 17 to make it 33- 11. Chipola men at Gulf Coast, 4 Malone showed the Central proceeded to smack the Jag- 20 by the half. Malone’s high scorers were p.m. High Jaguars who was king of uars around until Malone Central was able to out- Taylor Brown with 23 Ocasio High School Soccer the jungle 71-49 Friday night was up 16-8. Central was score Malone 18-15 in the Murff with 14. Marianna girls host Taylor during the Tigers’ homecom- able to get its guard up in the third, but the Tigers kicked Malone will be traveling to County, 2 p.m. ing game. second and land 12 points, them off a cliff in the fourth Central Friday for a rematch.

Prep Basketball Graceville beats Cottondale Marianna wins From staff reports

Graceville edged out Cotton- Bulldog battles dale 58-54 Friday night in one of the county’s biggest rivalry games. From staff reports wasn’t able to reach the top. Graceville took a slender 13- Marianna’s high scorers were 11 lead in the first quarter, but The Marianna Bulldogs Ahma Johnson with 20 and by halftime things were tied up took a 78-62 bite out of Taylor Stefon McMillian with 17. 25-25. County during a Friday night The victory extended Mari- Graceville was able to grab home rematch. anna’s winning streak to six another slender lead in the The two teams had and on Thursday they third but it was under constant faced each other a will be heading to attack by Cottondale. week before, and Port St. Joe. The Tigers were still up head- while the outcome In the women’s ing into the fourth, but it was a was the same for game, the Mari- slim 39-37 lead. Taylor County, anna Lady Bulldogs After a tense fourth, Gracev- they significantly treed Taylor County ille was able to hold onto the improved on their 46-20 at home Friday lead and take the win. 31-point performance in night. Graceville’s high scorers were the first go around. Marianna ran the court for Cyprian James with 20, with The improvements weren’t three quarters and put 44 Curtis Miley and Xavian Sorey enough though. points on the board to Taylor’s both having 13. Marianna dominated the 9, but Taylor was able to go on For Cottondale it was Dayron court in the first half and ran an 11-point run in the fourth. Garrett with 19 and Dashon up a 50-21 lead, but Taylor was It was too little too late, Gudson with 15. able to outscore them in the though, and Marianna won Graceville will host Blount- second, 41- 28. 46-20. stown on Thursday and Cot- However, Marianna had built The Lady Bulldogs will be off tondale will play Sneads on MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN a steep mountain for them to until Jan. 22, when they face Friday. The Tigers’ Xavian Sorey looks for a shot Friday. climb and in the end Taylor Rutherford. 2B ◆ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Prep Basketball College Basketball Graceville struggles against Tornadoes

From staff reports able to go on a 19-point romp in the third and The Bay Lady Tornadoes match Bay shot for shot in beat Graceville 66-50 on the fourth. the road Monday When all was said night. and done, Gracev- Graceville got ille wasn’t able off to a bad start to overcome the in the first quar- lead Bay built in ter when Bay took the first half and a 20-4 lead, but the the Tornadoes took Tigers began to recover the win. in the second. The Lady Tigers will be While the Tornadoes on the court Thursday were up 39-15 at the start when they host Blount- of the third, Graceville was stown. NFL Super Bowl planners: Shutdown brings ‘uncharted territory’

The Associated Press But the government shutdown is a wild card ATLANTA — A day after that arose relatively late in travelers waited nearly 90 that planning process. minutes in snail-speed se- “Certainly there are fac- curity lines at the world’s tors that we don’t control busiest airport, Atlanta’s such as what’s happen- mayor is concerned about ing with our federal gov- the waits that could result ernment shutdown and when the city hosts the with the long TSA lines,” 2019 Super Bowl. Bottoms said. “We are The ongoing partial continuing to encourage government shutdown people to get to the airport is “uncharted territory” very early.” amid planning for one of The expected crush of the world’s biggest sport- travelers is significantly ing events, Mayor Keisha more than normal. Lance Bottoms said Tues- On a typical day, 60,000 day. to 80,000 passengers are “Obviously, we are in un- screened at Atlanta’s air- charted territory with the port before departing, air- shutdown that’s gone on port statistics show. this long, and we are pre- On Feb. 4, the day Bot- paring as best we can from toms calls “Mass Exodus our vantage point,” Bot- Monday,” about 110,000 toms said. passengers are expected to The mayor and others be departing from Atlan- at a Tuesday news con- ta’s airport one day after ference said two years of the Super Bowl. planning have them well- The partial government prepared to protect the shutdown has meant public. missed paychecks for “Our goal is for our of- Transportation Security MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN ficers to be visible, for Administration screeners Chipola’s Malik Zachery passes at a recent game. the public to feel safe, be at airports nationwide. safe, and be able to posi- TSA workers have been tion ourselves so that we calling in sick at a rate Indians come up short against Raiders can react immediately to that’s been more than dou- whatever scenario we are ble what it normally is, the From staff reports The Raiders got off to a The Indians’ high scor- women’s game starts at confronted with,” Atlanta agency has said. That’s led strong start and muscled ers were Kelshawn Brew- 5:30 p.m. with the men’s Police Chief Erika Shields to a shortage of screeners The Chipola Indians their way to a 51-37 lead ton with 14, Daniel Ol- game starting at 7:30 p.m. said. “I think that with any- at some airports across the suffered their second loss by halftime. Chipola out- adapo with 13, Christian The Indians’ overall re- thing you can go in with a country. of the season Saturday scored Northwest 47-44 in Lorng with 12, and Bitum- cord is 18-2 and 1-1 in spirit of confidence if you No-shows among against the Northwest the second half, but they ba Baruti with 11. conference play. They are have prepared, and we screeners jumped Sunday Florida State College Raid- couldn’t get past the Raid- Chipola will be hosting ranked third in the NJCAA have prepared well.” and again Monday. ers, falling 95-84. ers’ initial lead. Pensacola tonight. The Regions 8 Coaches’ poll.

MLB Former ace, longtime pitching coach Stottlemyre dies at 77

The Associated Press statement. stayed stuck in a tailspin with (Don Zimmer), he A five-time All-Star and and never again reached was my coach who be- NEW YORK — Mel Stot- three-time 20-game win- the postseason during his came a dear friend and tlemyre made his mark ner, Stottlemyre went 164- playing days. someone who became on the mound: He started 139 with a 2.97 ERA in 11 Stottlemyre then moved very special to me.” Game 7 of the World Se- seasons, all with the Yan- into the second phase of Stottlemyre also coached ries, earned five champi- kees. his career, teaching what with Houston and Seattle. onship rings as a pitching Stottlemyre made his he had learned. Working Sons Mel Jr. and Todd coach, wound up with a major league debut in Au- with the likes of Gooden, both pitched in the ma- plaque at Monument Park. gust 1964, providing a big David Cone and Roger jors. Mel Jr. was hired last But his most enduring boost in the pennant race. Clemens, Stottlemyre month as the Miami Mar- impression might have The 22-year-old rookie emerged as a top pitching lins’ pitching coach. come with the bat — more started three times against coach. In 2015, a dozen years than a half-century later, St. Louis great Bob Gibson “One of the classiest men after he left the Bronx, he remains the last pitcher in the World Series, even- I have ever known on or Stottlemyre overcame to hit an inside-the-park tually losing Game 7 on off the field. A wonderful problems from his bone grand slam. two days’ rest. pitching coach and father marrow cancer and re- Stottlemyre, the ace who The right-hander figure to the young pitch- turned to Yankee Stadium later oversaw stellar staffs showed he could excel at ers on our Mets teams in for Old-Timers’ Day. The for both the New York Yan- the plate, too. He got five the 1980s,” Ron Darling team had a surprise wait- kees and Mets, has died. hits in a game during his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS said in a statement. ing for him — a plaque in He was 77. first year. This is a 1967 file photo shows New York Yankees’ Mel Stottlemyre oversaw the Monument Park. The Yankees said Stottle- On July 20, 1965, Stottle- Stottlemyre. Stottlemyre, the former ace who later won five Mets’ staff that won the Thrilled at the honor, myre died Sunday. He had myre came up with the World Series rings as the longtime pitching coach for both the 1986 title during a decade Stottlemyre spoke to the been living in the Seattle bases loaded in the fifth New York Yankees and Mets, has died. He was 77. in Queens and earned four fans and said, given his area and had multiple my- inning against Boston rings as Yankees manager health situation, that it eloma for nearly 20 years. righty Bill Monbouquette. at spacious Yankee Sta- a pitcher hit an inside- Joe Torre’s pitching coach could be his last appear- “Mel was more than a The Red Sox drew in their dium. Stottlemyre took the-park grand slam — in during a decade in the ance at the ballpark. pitching coach to me. He defense all over the dia- off, ran around third and 1910, by Deacon Phillippe Bronx. “If I never get to come to was a dear friend. Every- mond. slid home as the throw of Pittsburgh. “Mel was a role model another Old-Timers’ Day, I thing I accomplished in Instead, Stottlemyre bounced past the catcher. Stottlemyre went 20-9 to us all and the tough- will take these memories the game was because hit a line drive that split “I guess they thought that year, completing 18 of est man I have ever met,” that I have today, and I of him. He taught me so left fielder Carl Yastrzem- I was going to bunt to his 37 starts, but the Yan- Torre said in a statement. will start another baseball much more than balls ski and center fielder Jim squeeze in a run,” Stottle- kees dipped below .500. “Sometimes a manager club, coaching up there and strikes,” former pupil Gosger and kept rolling, myre said after the game. Coming off a long period hires a friend to be their whenever they need me,” Dwight Gooden said in a well over 450 feet away Only one other time has of dominance, the Yanks coach but with Mel, as he told the crowd. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com NFL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 ◆ 3B

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid listens Saturday during a news conference following an NFL divisional playoff game against the Indianapolis Colts, in Kansas City, Mo. Chiefs’ Reid trying to rewrite history of

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS playoff letdowns Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley scores past Dallas Cowboys cornerback Chidobe Awuzie during on Saturday the first half in an NFL divisional playoff game in Los Angeles. The Associated Press tory — I love history — but only if it makes you better. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — You learn from it and move Andy Reid sat inside an forward. That’s the impor- Gurley and Anderson form opulent suite high above tant thing.” the field in Arrowhead Sta- To be sure, Reid has had dium six years ago, a spar- plenty of learning opportu- kle in his eyes and a broad nities. dynamic rushing duo for Rams smile hiding underneath He’s been in 25 playoff his bushy, red mustache. games over the course of The Associated Press time with (Anderson) He had just been fired 20 seasons as a head coach, and Gurley, it does good by the Philadelphia Eagles the most of anybody with- THOUSAND OAKS, Ca- things for them,” Saints after a mostly successful out winning the Super lif. — Todd Gurley never linebacker A.J. Klein 14-year run highlighted Bowl. had a true running part- said. “It gets Gurley some by a Super Bowl appear- In fact, his one Super ner during his first four rest and gets him some ance, and by all accounts Bowl appearance — when regular seasons with the carries, and vice versa. he should have been weary the Eagles were beaten by Los Angeles Rams. It keeps them fresh. And and beaten. But he was in- Bill Belichick and the Patri- The superstar running obviously you can tell stead wired and buoyant, ots in 2005 — is the fewest back took most of the car- when they’re running eager to take on the vast re- of any coach with 20 play- ries and grinded out most the ball, they’re not tired. building job of the Kansas off games. of the tough yards while They’re fresh and they’re City Chiefs. That loss to the Patriots, his backups played only running hard.” Eager to answer the crit- of course, was as deflating sparingly. The Rams’ dynamic duo ics that claimed he lost it as any postseason defeat. When he suited up with presents a remarkable those final years in Philly. The Eagles trailed that C.J. Anderson for the first contrast at the position. Eager to prove to every- game by 10 points late, time last weekend during Gurley is a powerful, one that he can win the big but used up several pre- Los Angeles Rams running back C.J. Anderson scores against the Rams’ divisional play- majestic runner capable the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday during the first half in an game. cious minutes with a se- off win over Dallas, Gur- of injuring would-be tack- NFL divisional playoff game in Los Angeles. Now, the affable coach ries of short passing plays ley truly shared the big lers as easily as breaking with the self-deprecating to get the touchdown they carries for one of the first past safeties for a length- he willingly defers to Gur- 2015, and he has been sense of humor has the needed. They were left with times in his NFL career. of-the-field TD sprint. ley. Gurley’s primary backup Chiefs one game away little time to march for the As the New Orleans Anderson is 5-foot-8 “Whatever Todd wanted during coach Sean Mc- from playing in their first tying field goal, and Reid Saints have already no- and a self-described “fat to do, we were going to Vay’s two-year tenure. Super Bowl in 49 years. was saddled with criticism ticed, the tandem was kid running.” While he ride with anyway,” Ander- Brown averaged 4.9 Standing in the way are for his poor time manage- pretty much unstoppable. hits holes and linebackers son said of the substitu- yards on 43 carries this the New England Patriots, ment. “I guess it was a good ferociously, he isn’t plan- tion plan against Dallas. season, matching Gur- a team that has ruined It has turned out to be a thing I got hurt,” Gurley ning to break away from “If he wanted to play 98 ley’s per-carry average. Reid’s postseason dreams criticism that has haunted said with a laugh. any defensive backs any- percent of the snaps, we But Brown has just 106 on multiple occasions, but Reid most of his career. Gurley’s knee injury last time soon. were going to let the man carries in the past two who will have to earn their His guys have never been month led the Rams to “From the 40 in. That’s be the man. That’s why seasons to Gurley’s 535, own trip back to the Super on board with it, though. sign Anderson, a six-year it,” he said Sunday when he’s one of the best backs and he went on injured Bowl by beating the AFC’s Reid has always been con- veteran who had been re- asked to imagine his lon- in the league. reserve last month after top seed on the road Sun- sidered a players’ coach, leased by three NFL teams gest possible TD run. “But I think him seeing he injured his collarbone, day. passing on the praise and in the previous eight “Can’t go 70. Todd can the opportunity of being forcing the Rams to sign “I think this is big for our shouldering the blame, months. Anderson hit the go 70, 80 if he wants to. fresh and not taking as Anderson. fans. It’s big for our family,” whether it was during his ground running with 299 Me, from the 40 in, man. many hits and (not) hav- Gurley had the ball on Reid said Monday. “There’s days as an assistant coach yards in the Rams’ final When they say the 40 at ing the workload on pass- 74 percent of the Rams’ a lot that goes into it, from in Green Bay or when he two regular season victo- the combine matters, ing downs and run downs, rushing plays in the 2016 the head coach’s stand- was leading Philadelphia to ries while Gurley sat out. that’s where it matters.” I think that helps him. season and 61 percent point to the players’ stand- a series of NFC title games. When Gurley and An- Gurley and Anderson And vice versa for myself. of the rushing plays in point. “I’ve learned a ton just derson suited up togeth- present a stark contrast I’ve been in a position 2017. He carried the ball “There’s going to be a lot from being around Coach er against the Cowboys, in running styles, but where I was a starter and I on 55 percent of LA’s 459 of distractions here,” he Reid,” said Patrick Ma- their contrasting styles they already looked like was the same way, when I rushing plays this season added. “It’s important to homes, the Chiefs’ record- and similar relentless- good teammates against was in Denver. I’ve always while sitting out the final focus on the job.” setting young quarterback. ness made history. An- the Cowboys. Gurley and told him, ‘You want to be two games as Anderson It’s the job Reid sought “I think he’s a huge reason derson went for 123 yards Anderson largely substi- fresh,’ and when you’re ran wild. when he signed on in 2013, why we’ve had success this and two touchdowns, tuted themselves, each fresh, obviously more ex- Gurley also points out taking over a franchise season.” while Gurley rushed for waving the other on or off plosive runs for the both the obvious: Even with coming off a two-win sea- Reid showed against In- 115 yards and another the field, depending on of us.” this fascinating tailback son and marked by on- dianapolis he’s learned score as they propelled whether they were tired, Gurley tore his knee tandem, the Rams run the and off-field misery. And from past playoff failures, the Rams to a franchise or felt they had the meta- ligament during his final ball well because of their getting to this point hasn’t eschewing a conservative playoff-record 273 yards phorical hot hand. season at Georgia, and powerful offensive line. been easy, either, with approach from yesteryear rushing and on to the Anderson, who won his rookie season didn’t “When we dominate more playoff disappoint- for a go-for-broke mental- NFC championship game a Super Bowl with the start until the Rams’ third at the line of scrimmage, ments marking his first five ity. The Chiefs went for it on Sunday. Broncos three years ago, game. Since then, he has nine times out of 10, we’re seasons. on fourth down on four The Saints have already still seems a bit surprised been one of the NFL’s going to win,” Gurley said. Twice his Chiefs teams occasions, converted three watched film of this part- to be deep in the playoffs most durable backs, even “They always give the have lost by one point, of them, and set the tone nership’s debut, and they just a few weeks after he without having a heavily running backs the credit, and once by two, when the early in a game they domi- know what’s coming to was unemployed. He un- used backup. but you see what those Steelers beat them in the nated the whole way. the Superdome. derstands his place in the Malcolm Brown joined guys did. You see who led divisional round at Arrow- “It’s always a tough “Being able to split Rams’ larger picture, and the Rams with Gurley in this team to a victory.” head Stadium in a game matchup against Andy,” in which Pittsburgh never Belichick said. “I’ve never scored a touchdown. had the opportunity to Twice they’ve blown coach with Andy, but we’ve Browns’ Kitchens promises fun, winning 18-point leads, something competed many times, that has only happened and played him in a lot of The Associated Press When the crowd roared, Despite his lack of any land’s skyline, Kitchens po- two other times in NFL his- preseason games in Phila- he ached. head coaching experi- litely praised owners Dee tory. delphia and then obviously CLEVELAND — Freddie “It almost brought me ence, the Browns selected and Jimmy Halsam — “Mr. Three years ago, the in Kansas City, and going Kitchens briefly left foot- to tears listening to it,” Kitchens, who began last Jimmy and Miss Dee” — for Chiefs finally won their back to when we were co- ball. Football never left him. Kitchens recalled. “I knew season as the club’s run- their “guts” in picking him. first playoff game in more ordinators prior to head Shortly after he stopped I couldn’t live without the ning backs coach, over Kitchens, though, en- than two decades only to coaches. playing quarterback at Al- game of football.” several other quality can- deared himself to Browns blow their shot at the AFC “I’ve always had a tre- abama, where he started Two decades and six didates primarily because fans during his eight- title game in New England. mendous amount of re- for three seasons, Kitch- coaching stops later, he of his unique ability to game audition as the The Chiefs trailed by 14 spect for the way he does ens spent his weekends and the Browns are going connect with people and club’s interim offensive in the fourth quarter, but things,” he added. “He does washing FedEx trucks on together. a deep drive to win. coordinator. After he took used 16 plays to score the as good a job as anybody to supplement his in- The 44-year-old Kitch- Trading his bright orange over the offense in late Oc- first of two touchdowns in the National Football come as a car salesman. ens, who grew up admir- game-day “Dawg Pound” tober, the Browns — and they needed, and ultimate- League. Has for a long time. When those Saturday af- ing his father’s dogged sweat shirt for a plaid sport especially rookie quarter- ly ran out of time. Gets the most out of his ternoons in October and work ethic, was intro- coat, tie and Browns cap, back Baker Mayfield — “I don’t get caught up in players, puts them in the November that shaped duced Monday as Cleve- Kitchens said he realizes he clicked under Kitchens, any of that,” said Reid, who right position, plays very his life ended, Kitchens land’s 17th full-time might not be viewed as the who helped them win five even after a 31-13 win over competitively always but worked to the sounds of coach, completing a sud- ideal candidate. Sitting at a of their last eight games the Colts on Saturday is always in a respectful way, his beloved Crimson Tide den, stunning climb up podium across from large and finish 7-8-1 after go- just 2-4 in the playoffs with the way the game should on the radio. the NFL coaching ranks. windows framing Cleve- ing winless in 2017. Kansas City. “I’m into his- be played.” 4B ◆ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Women’s College Basketball Taylor keeps coaching, running through pregnancy

BY CHARLES ODUM then-No. 13 Tennessee on morning sickness. The Associated Press Sunday, Taylor was fulling “That has allowed me to engaged. Her players seem operate in a pretty normal ATHENS, Ga.— Joni to have one eye on the way,” she said. Taylor gets intense on clipboard and the other on Taylor’s other baby is the the sideline coaching the their coach. Georgia women’s program. Georgia Lady Bulldogs. “Oh man. She was She is in her fourth sea- Her actions recently have stomping and everything,” son as only the team’s sec- been making her players guard Taja Cole Cole said. ond full-time coach. Andy nervous. It’s understand- “She’s going to go into la- Landers’ 36-year stint as able. Taylor is coaching for bor on the sideline soon!” coach included five Fi- two and she is due to give Taylor and her husband, nal Four appearances, birth next month. WNBA Atlanta Dream as- 20 Sweet 16s and seven Taylor can laugh at the sistant coach Darius Tay- Southeastern Conference concerns because she said lor, had their first baby girl, regular-season champion- her doctor has not put any Jaci, about a week before ships. restraints on her. the 2016-17 season. Joni Taylor, who played at “Not at all,” Taylor told said she is enjoying anoth- Alabama, was Landers’ top The Associated Press on er smooth pregnancy. assistant when he retired.

Monday when asked if “God has shown me Four-time Olympian Te- JENN FINCH,/ATHENS BANNER-HERALD VIA AP doctors have any medi- tremendous favor,” Tay- resa Edwards was one of Georgia coach Joni Taylor reacts on the sideline during a college basketball game against cal reservations. “The fans lor said. “My pregnan- many former players who Tennessee in Athens, Ga., on Sunday. do. I get emails every day. cies both have been very returned to cheer Georgia’s People tell me to stop run- smooth. I had a very easy 66-62 win over Tennessee grow. I think in her short Georgia was ranked No. at Missouri. ning, stop jumping, stop pregnancy with Jaci and a on Sunday. Edwards said period of time she’s work- 14 in the preseason Top 25 Taylor’s goal is to keep stomping.” very easy delivery. I’ve had she wants Taylor to sur- ing really hard to change but fell out of the Top 25 coaching as long as pos- There’s little chance of a very smooth pregnancy pass milestones reached that culture back to what with losses in November to sible next month and then that. so far, the second time by Landers, because Geor- we built, back to the win- UCLA , Georgia Tech and return for the end of the Taylor, 39, runs at least around. That has enabled gia is looking for its first ning culture.” Maryland. The win over regular season and the three times a week and me to have good energy, national championship. Taylor led Georgia to a Tennessee was important SEC tournament sched- clocked an 8-minute mile to be available for this pro- “I think her impact is 26-7 record and 12-4 finish in the Lady Bulldogs’ re- uled to begin on March 6 last week. When she’s gram, our young ladies, coming,” Edwards said. in the SEC last season, in- surgence, especially fol- in Greenville, South Caro- not pregnant, she runs our recruits.” “Anybody following Andy cluding the second round lowing a close loss at No. 7 lina. As was the case two half-marathons. She’s not Taylor said she is “still has a challenge. At the of the NCAA tournament Mississippi State. years ago, associate head about to sit still now. waking up at 4 and same time we didn’t get to . She was given a raise to Georgia (12-5, 3-1 SEC) coach Karen Lange will be At the end of the Lady 5 o’clock” for work- the mountaintop so we left $750,000 per year on a new has won six of seven en- the interim head coach Bulldogs’ tight win over outs and has had no plenty of room for Joni to contract through 2024. tering Thursday’s game while Taylor is away.

Tennis Serena Williams wins Australian Open return; Venus gets by BY HOWARD FENDRICH The American, a former nini advanced when their Two years ago, no one The Associated Press No. 1 who is seeded 16th opponents retired mid- knew Serena Williams was on account of playing only match. carrying her child while MELBOURNE, Australia 24 matches in 2018, never French Open finalist winning her 23rd major — This was quite a return faced a single break point Dominic Thiem went the to break a tie with Steffi for Serena Williams. Al- and compiled a 22-7 edge distance against Benoit Graf for the most in the most as if she never left. in winners. Paire before wrapping up half-century professional In her first match at the “Maybe,” Maria said af- a 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 1-6, 6-3 win era. Her baby, Olympia, Australian Open since win- terward, “I was a little bit just after 2 a.m. was born on Sept. 1, 2017, ning the 2017 title while overwhelmed.” Williams’ older sister, Ve- and Williams was off the pregnant — and her first Just a little bit. nus, is unseeded at a ma- tour until last March. Her official match anywhere The two players have jor for the first time in five Grand Slam return came since a loss in the chaotic homes near each other in a years and she was a game at the 2018 French Open, U.S. Open final last Sep- gated community in Flori- from a first-round exit be- where she reached the tember — Williams looked da — “We do sometimes fore coming all the way fourth round before with- to be at her dominant barbecue together,” Maria back to eliminate 25th- drawing with an injured best, overpowering Tatjana said — and their daughters seeded Mihaela Buzarnes- chest muscle, and was fol- Maria 6-0, 6-2 in the first — Williams’ is 16 months cu 6-7 (3), 7-6 (3), 6-2. lowed by runner-up show- round Tuesday. old; Maria’s is 5 years old She is a seven-time ma- ings at Wimbledon and the “I kind of like to jump in — share play dates. jor champion and a two- U.S. Open. the deep end and swim,” “I think the last time I time runner-up in Austra- Because of a health scare Williams said in an on- was here, I was actually lia but is currently ranked after giving birth, Serena court interview after the pregnant and playing at only 36th. wears compression stock- 49-minute workout, “and the same time, which is The tournament’s two ings during matches to try see what happens.” insane,” Williams said. “It No. 1 seeds, Novak Djokov- to make sure she doesn’t She hadn’t dipped her THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was kind of weird walking ic and Simona Halep, get blood clots again. toe in Grand Slam waters Serena Williams hits a backhand return during a first-round back on — by myself, this played at night and both On a humid afternoon match at the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia on Tuesday. since New York, where time.” won — although in con- with the temperature top- everything devolved af- no comment.” singles trophy overall, Other seeded winners trasting fashion. Djokov- ping 90 degrees Tuesday, ter Williams was warned Truth be told, the match which would equal Marga- Tuesday included No. 4 ic eliminated Mitchell she wore a green leotard of for getting coaching, then against Maria was not ret Court — whose career Naomi Osaka, No. 7 Karo- Krueger of the U.S. 6-3, 6-2, sorts — she called it a “Ser- docked a point for break- much of a test forWilliams, spanned the amateur and lina Pliskova, No. 12 Elise 6-2, while Halep trailed by ena-tard” — and while her ing a racket and eventually given that the 74th-ranked professional eras — for the Mertens, No. 13 Anastasija a set and a break before dangerous serve produced docked a game for calling German entered with an most in tennis history. Sevastova, No. 17 Madi- coming back to beat Kaia only two aces, her other, the chair umpire “a thief” 11-15 record in first-round “I have been going for son Keys and No. 18 Garb- Kanepi 6-7 (2), 6-4, 6-2 and considerable, tools were in during the final. matches at Grand Slam the record (for) what ine Muguruza among the avoid becoming the first working order. When that match was tournaments, only once seems like forever now,” women, plus No. 4 Alex- top-seeded woman in 40 When she returned to the mentioned by a reporter has made it as far as the the 37-year-old Williams ander Zverev, No. 8 Kei Ni- years to lose her opening tour last season, she often during Williams’ news third round at any major said, “so it doesn’t feel any shikori, No. 11 Borna Coric match at the Australian was asked to rate herself in conference Tuesday, as and owns a total of one ca- different.” and No. 12 Fabio Fognini Open. comparison to how good part of a question about reer WTA title after a dozen How lopsided was this? among the men. Krueger was part of a she played in the past. whether coaching should years on the tour. Williams needed all of Both Nishikori, who had rough day for American The younger Williams be allowed during match- Williams, meanwhile, is 18 minutes to wrap up the dropped the opening two men, who went 1-5 Tues- sister has no interest in es at majors, she replied, pursuing an eighth title in first set, ceding just five of sets against qualifier Ka- day; Ryan Harrison had that sort of comparison “I, like, literally have Melbourne and 24th Slam 29 points along the way. mil Majchrzak, and Fog- the lone victory. now.

Auto Racing IndyCar lands communications company NTT as title sponsor BY JENNA FRYER official technology partner season. IndyCar had nearly knows about IndyCar and tile ground if we can turn it tech services giant with U.S. The Associated Press of the IndyCar Series, In- two years to replaceVerizon, there is room for growth in into digestible compelling operations based in Plano, dianapolis Motor Speedway, but the NTT deal came to- the European market and content to the fans.” Texas. NTT Communica- IndyCar announced a the Indianapolis 500 and gether rapidly at the end of the Japanese market. NTT is Bob Pryor, the CEO of NTT tions is a technology partner multi-year title sponsorship NASCAR’s Brickyard 400. last season. a global company and North Data Services, said the part- of McLaren Formula One. deal Tuesday with NTT, a “IndyCar has grown in The company approached America is a very important nership with the Ganassi IndyCar’s 2019 schedule global information technol- terms of all of our fan met- IndyCar executives before market for the brand. We team helped the company includes 17 races, all of them ogy and communications rics and is a valuable global the September season fi- think we could offer some- recognize the potential in in the United States except company based in Japan. brand that NTT recognizes,” nale asking if it was too late thing exciting with NTT and IndyCar. for a stop in Toronto. The series will be called Mark Miles, president and to discuss the entitlement Indy by using the NTT tech- “We’ve seen how NTT Miles is trying to add two the NTT IndyCar Series. CEO of IndyCar and IMS package, and IndyCar im- nology.” technology and innovation international events to the NTT Data, a subsidiary of parent company Hulman mediately opened talks. The NTT has already been de- can help drivers and teams, schedule that would run in parent company Nippon & Company, told The Asso- broader deal was completed veloping a new mobile ap- and we believe it can also February, and IndyCar has Telegraph and Telephone ciated Press. “We feel great in roughly three months and plication for the series that advance the sport and fan already visited Australia Corp., already sponsors a car about it because they are sealed with a November trip will replace the Verizon app, engagement,” Pryor said. about a potential race. NTT for Chip Ganassi Racing and a corporate giant in global to Tokyo in which IndyCar which limited live content “A lso, the depth of the re- supports IndyCar’s vision on received enough exposure communications and their officials and Indianapolis to Verizon subscribers. NTT lationships we were able expansion. from that deal to warrant strategy is to begin to ex- 500 winner Takuma Sato also will use its proprietary to expand with our clients, “There’s been an IndyCar a larger piece of the open- pose the NTT parent brand, made a winning pitch to platform to support the se- other sponsors, and the au- race in Japan and we would wheel racing series. The sea- which in Japan is a company NTT. ries and venues in delivering tomotive industry as well love more IndyCar racing in son’s first race is March 10 in much like a merger between “This is a huge chance analytical insights. as the brand awareness we Japan,” Okuno said. “If we St. Petersburg, Florida. AT&T and Verizon.” for us to let people know “In an average two-hour were able to build, has and could make it happen, it is The partnership revealed NTT replaces Verizon, who NTT is,” said Tsune- race, IndyCar timing and continues to be significant.” a very good showcase to let at the North American In- which was title sponsor of hisa Okuno, executive vice scoring pulls in more than NTT began as a Japanese Japanese clients know what ternational Auto Show in the series from 2014 until it president and head of global 50 million data ratings off telephone company that we are doing in bigger mar- Detroit also makes NTT the ended its partnership last business for NTT. “Everyone the cars,” Miles said. “It’s fer- has grown into a $106 billion kets.” JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 5B

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The Associated Press ers to recut “The Upside” from an R-rated version NEW YORK — Kevin Hart to make a more appealing isn’t hosting the Oscars, PG-13 one. but he’s got a number “It’s not for the faint of one movie. “The Upside,” heart to start up a new starring Hart and Bryan studio and it can take a lot Cranston, surpassed ex- of time to get things roll- pectations to open with ing,” said Dergarabedian. $19.6 million in ticket “But all it takes is one fi lm sales, according to studio to emotionally or symboli- estimates Sunday. cally get things rolling.” The strong performance Early January is often a of “The Upside” pushed dumping ground in movie “Aquaman” to second after theaters and the week- the aquatic superhero’s end featured a number of three-week reign atop the duds. Keanu Reeves’ sci-fi North American box offi ce. thriller “Replicas” debuted Warner Bros.’ “Aquaman” with just $2.5 million for still passed $1 billion Entertainment Studios — worldwide over the week- a career low for Reeves. Esti end, becoming the fi rst DC Opening more solidly, in accor Comics release to reach third place, was Sony’s th that mark since 2012’s “The canine adventure “A 2. Dark Knight Rises.” Dog’s Way Home” with 3. “The Upside” opened on $11.3 million. 4. the heels of several weeks ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS The two biggest winners 5. Above, Bryan Cranston (left) and Kevin Hart appear in a scene from “The Upside.” The fi lm pushed “Aquaman” (below) Jason of Oscar drama surround- at last Sunday’s Golden 6. Momoa (left) and Amber Heard, out of fi rst place at the box offi ce. ing Hart. The comedian Globe Awards — “Bohemi- 7. last month withdrew from (an A CinemaScore) and an Rhapsody” and “Green 8. hosting the Academy downplayed any effect of Book” — both saw a bump. 9. Awards , just days after the Oscar chatter on “The Fox’s Freddie Mercury being named emcee, when Upside,” noting that Hart biopic, which increased its ___ he initially refused to “is in the culture constant- theater count with hun- Esti apologize for years-old ly for tons of stuff.” dreds of sing-along screen- ing homophobic tweets. Fogelson called the no. ings, was up 35 percent On the publicity trail for 1 result a symbol of larger with $3.2 million. The best 2. “The Upside,” Hart dis- success for STX’s business comedy/musical winner 3. missed the Oscar contro- model. “Green Book” went up 16 4. versy, saying he was “over “We have been profit- percent with $2 million in 5. it,” while fl irting with the able on the overwhelming its ninth week of release. 6. possibility of returning as majority of our movies for A couple awards con- 7. Oscar host — something more than a year and a tenders also expanded 8. for which talk-show host half. No one needs to cry nationwide. Focus Fea- 9. Ellen DeGeneres, in par- for us, but I don’t think the tures’ Ruth Bader Ginsberg ticular, advocated. company gets credit for tale “On the Basis of Sex” ___ Whether all that at- that because the way we’re grossed $6.2 million in Fo tention helped raise the doing that is so different 1,923 on its third weekend. profile of “The Upside,” a apologize for. tions of sexual harassment had some successes (“Bad from how traditional Hol- Barry Jenkins’ James Bald- remake of the 2012 French Neil Burger’s fi lm, which surfaced against the movie Moms,” ‘’The Foreigner,” lywood has operated,” said win adaptation “If Beale comedy “The Intouch- cost about $35 million mogul. the critically acclaimed Fogelson. “This result is Street Could Talk” took ables,” was diffi cult to ex- to make, stars Hart as an STX Entertainment “The Edge of Seventeen”) just an exclamation point in $2.3 million in 1,018 trapolate, though it surely ex-con who becomes a picked up the movie, but has often struggled on the fact that this can theaters for Annapurna didn’t hurt. Ticket sales caretaker for a physically which on Sunday handed to fi nd breakout hits. Last work not just in an STX Pictures. were almost twice industry disabled author (Crans- the fi ve-year-old startup year’s “The Happytime way but in an old Holly- Next week will see the re- forecasts. The fi lm received ton). It was originally to be studio its fi rst no. 1 release Murders,” with Melissa wood way, as well.” lease of M. Night Shyama- poor reviews (40 percent distributed by the Wein- at the box office. Launched McCarthy, was one of the Paul Dergarabedian, lan’s “Glass,” which is ex- fresh on Rotten Tomatoes) stein Co. Harvey Weinstein in 2014 with a mission to 2017’s most glaring fl ops. senior media analyst for pected to open with $50-70 and was slammed by some premiered the fi lm at the make the kind of mid- STX’s Motion Picture Comscore, credited STX million. Advance reviews, critics for trading on the 2017 Toronto International budgeted, star-driven fi lms Group Chairman Adam with accurately reading the however, have been poor, kind of gay panic humor Film Festival just weeks the studios have increas- Fogelson pointed to marketplace. The studio ranking 38 percent fresh on that Hart was forced to before the many allega- ingly abandoned, STX has strong audience reaction worked with the fi lmmak- Rotten Tomatoes. 6B N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 LIFESTYLES JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com Tech-savvy parenting CES 2019: ‘Family tech’ gadgets appeal to parental anxiety

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LAS VEGAS — Every year, the CES gadget show brings more devices prom- ising to make life a little bit easier for harried parents. Sure, the kids might love them too: who wouldn’t want a computerized Harry Potter wand that also teaches coding? The Las Vegas show’s grow- ing “family tech” sector encompasses products that range from artificially intelligent toys and baby monitors to internet-con- nected breast pumps. A Nanit Plus baby breathing Their common thread is monitor is mounted over a an appeal to parental anxi- crib at the Nanit booth at CES ety about raising smart Internationa. kids, occupying their time, tracking their whereabouts based Woobo after grad- and making sure they’re uating from the Rhode healthy and safe. Island School of Design. Some also come with “It’s to enhance family subtle trade-offs. “Tech- time.” nology makes us forget But its appeal for a child’s PHOTOS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS what we know about life,” emotional attachment and People look at the Owlet Band pregnancy monitor at the Owlet booth at CES International, Wednesday, in Las Vegas. The device said psychologist Sherry nurturing sets off alarm can track fetal heart rate, kicks and contractions. Turkle, a professor at the bells for Turkle, who has Los Angeles-based startup Massachusetts Institute of been warning against Miku, which promises to Technology who studies what she calls “artificial monitor breathing and people’s relationships with intimacy” since the Tama- heart rate without letting machines. She’s particu- gotchi digital pet craze of parents get overly worked larly concerned about ro- the 1990s. up about it. bots that seek to befriend Research has shown the Regulators haven’t ap- or babysit young children. benefits of children play- proved any baby monitors NOT-SO-IMAGINARY ing out their inner feelings for medical use and in- FRIENDS and worries by projecting stead recommend parents them onto inert dolls. But focus on providing a safe Take the cute, furry Turkle says that doesn’t sleeping environment. Woobo, meant to be a re- work when the toys seem Some doctors worry that al-life version of a child’s real enough to have their such devices create addi- imaginary friend that can own feelings. tional stress for parents. help set tooth-brushing “Pretend empathy is Unlike most past offer- routines, answer complex not a good thing,” Turkle ings, the latest crop of baby questions and play educa- said. “Everything we know monitors that measure vi- tional games. It’s part of a about children’s develop- tal signs are “contactless” new cottage industry of so- ment is that if you read to — meaning they don’t ciable toys, which includes a child, what’s going on is work by attaching some A Woobo talking robot is on display at the Woobo booth at CES International in Las Vegas. robots like Cozmo and So- the relationship, the talk- electronics to a baby’s sock ny’s dog-like Aibo. ing, the connection, the or chest. Raybaby’s device sleep times. Nanit’s Aaron analysis is purely image- It sends a morning well- A gentle pull at the ears mentoring, the safety, the resembles a one-eyed ro- Pollack acknowledges that based, while Miku also ness report to a user’s switches the screen-faced sense that people love bot that detects breathing some parents might still uses radar. Miku’s sleeker smartphone app, with de- Woobo into listening learning. Why do we think patterns using radar tech- check Nanit’s phone app hardware comes at a cost: tails including an expect- mode. The $149 toy talks this is a good idea to give nology. The non-ionizing to check breathing data It’s $399, well above the ant mother’s contractions in a child-like voice and this to some robot?” radiation it emits is at low fi ve times a night “out of $250 Smartbeat. and sleep positions — and makes a game out of bor- IS YOUR BABY levels, but might still turn sheer anxiety.” TECH IN THE WOMB warnings if fetal heartbeat ing chores that might oth- BREATHING? off some parents already “We’re not trying to pre- or movements fall outside erwise require a parent’s concerned about keeping vent that,” he said. “We’re Of course, parental anxi- acceptable ranges. nagging. Its makers say Talk to makers of the next their babies too close to just trying to give you ety begins even before a An owl-faced medallion Woobo doesn’t glue kids generation of baby moni- smartphones. some piece of mind.” child is born — hence Owl- above the mother’s belly to its screen because it in- tors unveiled at CES and Most of the other devices Two others, Miku and et’s new $299 pregnancy gives the band the look of vites them to go fi nd things you’d be surprised that rely on computer vision. A Utah-based Smartbeat, band that wraps around a a superhero emblem — in the home, help parents generations of children camera by Nanit watches a each boast of a level of pre- woman’s abdomen to track and why not? Pregnancy is cook dinner or play family survived infancy without baby from above and mea- cision and analytical rigor fetal heartbeats by tak- tough. games like charades. artificial intelligence sys- sures sleeping patterns by that could eventually help ing an electrocardiogram. “It’s really just having “Our focus on the con- tems analyzing their every tracking the slight move- predict when the baby is The idea is to put on the that extra piece of mind, tent side is not to replace breath. ments of a specially-de- going to get sick. Both have stretchy band before go- between doctor’s visits, parents,” said Shen Guo, “Babies want to breathe. signed swaddle. It also uses phone alert systems to re- ing to sleep starting about that everything is OK,” who co-founded Cam- Babies want to live,” says the data it collects to rec- port worrisome breathing three to four months be- said Owlet spokeswoman bridge, Massachusetts- Colt Seman, co-founder of ommend more consistent irregularities. Smartbeat’s fore the due date. Misty Bond. Making your own home-cleaning products? Some pro tips DON’Ts: The Associated Press various colors and sizes, bunch of recipes, and this labeled with recipes for so- » NEVER combine one is hands-down the To reduce waste and lutions that can be made bleach with anything but best for mirrors and win- avoid unnecessary plas- using mostly vinegar, wa- water. And remember that dows,” she says. tic bottles and chemicals ter and essential oils. baking soda and vinegar, All-purpose cleaner: — and to save money — “Sixty years ago our while trusted standbys in- Sisco, at Real Simple, rec- many people are opting to grandparents wouldn’t dividually, are ineffective ommends combining make cleaning products have gone to the store for for cleaning if combined 2 tablespoons lemon from scratch at home. You cleaners. They would have — and will bubble up ex- juice, 2 cups of water and can fi nd an abundance THE ASSOCIATED PRESS used vinegar, baking soda, plosively. 1/2 teaspoon of castille of recipes for household Cleaning Essentials shows some of the company’s Essential some elbow grease, and » Don’t use lemon on soap, such as Dr. Bonner’s. cleaning products online, Oils used in homemade cleaning recipes. been healthier for it,” says wood, since it can destroy For a stronger cleaner, along with reusable glass are ineffective at clean- gents and furniture polish- Mike Robinson. protective fi nishes, says she recommends mixing spray bottles designed to ing and, if contained in a es, and you don’t want to Katy Kiick Condon, se- Sisco. 1/2 cup vinegar, 1/2 cup hold them. jar, likely to explode, she risk accidentally damaging nior editor for home de- » Don’t overdo it with vodka, 10 to 20 drops of es- But not all homemade warns. something that’s precious sign at Better Homes & vinegar, which can dull sential oil and 1 1/2 cups cleaning products are So when making your to you,” Forte says. Gardens magazine, agrees: surfaces, she says. There’s water. created equal, and some own cleaning mixtures at Even so, it can be use- “Just steam, hot water and a reason that cleaning- Carpet cleaner: Sisco simple concoctions can be home: ful to know what to use in some elbow grease can ac- product recipes call for recommends blotting the downright dangerous. » Double check the safe- a pinch when you don’t complish a lot.” adding water. stain then saturating it “To have an unlabeled ty of the combination you have time to rush to the DO’s: RECIPES: with club soda. “The bub- cleaning product in a Ma- choose; store, says Stephanie Sisco, bles will work the stain son jar with kids around » Keep all products out of home editor at Real Simple Know the basics about With the above basics in to the surface,” she says. can be a dangerous thing,” reach of children or pets; magazine. the cleaning properties of mind, here are a few reci- Then coat it with a hefty warns Carolyn Forte, direc- » And list all ingredients And many homemade various household prod- pes recommended by the dose of table salt, which tor of the home appliances clearly on the jar or spray cleaning combinations do ucts: pros. will absorb the stain, she and cleaning products lab bottle. work, with far fewer chem- » Baking soda is a great Window cleaner: For says. “Then just vacuum at Good Housekeeping. Test your cleaning mix- icals than in many store- deodorizer and is useful as clean, streak-free win- it up once it’s dry, maybe “And be careful never to ture before using it. “Mak- bought brands. a mild abrasive; dows, Condon, at Better 12 hours later. It’s a good mix bleach with anything ing your own window To help people make »Vinegar cuts grease, Homes & Gardens, swears overnight cleaning solu- but water. Certain combi- cleaner may be OK, but gentle cleaning products removes mineral deposits by the combination of 2 tion, and great for wine nations can be toxic.” years of chemistry and at home, Mike and Mar- and has disinfectant quali- cups hot water, 1 table- and other stains. The key Baking soda and vinegar safety research have gone tha Robinson founded ties; spoon corn starch, 1/4 cup is to blot all excess stain also should not be com- into products like laundry Cleaning Essentials, which »Lemon juice with some white vinegar and 1/4 cup before starting with club bined. Mixed together they and dishwasher deter- sells sturdy glass bottles in salt can remove rust stains. rubbing alcohol. “I tested a soda and salt.” JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com HOME & GARDEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 N 7B

PHOTOS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS This photo shows a freestanding bathtub, as seen in this Chevy Chase, M.D., master bathroom by Aidan Design, is much more popular than the built-in bathtubs that have been used in residential bath design for decades, says designer Nadia Subaran. Beyond their practical use, tubs like this serve as sculptural design pieces in a beautiful master bathroom. Mastering the master bathroom Small touches turn a basic bathroom into deluxe design

BY MELISSA RAYWORTH The Associated Press Another impactful adjust- how often they actually use the ment: Design a shower that’s sink at the same time. It tends t’s easy to design a gorgeous enclosed by a partial glass wall, to be pretty rare. So for clients master bathroom if you have with an open space but no door seeking a change of pace, she Ia huge budget. But with and no step where you enter. suggests a 4-foot-long wash the right choices, says interior The fl oor needs to be pitched basin within a vanity. designer Gabriel Anderson, you downward just slightly near the “Instead of two sinks,” she can have an exceptional master drain so that water doesn’t run says, you have one sink with two bath without overspending. out of the shower area. This is faucets. So you can be next to “Having huge expanses of easier to do in a larger bath- each other when you want to, marble is amazing and won- room, especially if you’re doing but when one person is alone derful, but you don’t have to new construction rather than they have a large sink all to have that to have an amazing just remodeling, Subaran says, themselves without taking up bathroom,” says Anderson, co- but it’s worth considering. extra space in the room. founder of the New York design “Folks are thinking about “You can save a little bit of fi rm Dean and Dahl. There are wanting the ability to just kind money there,” Walter says, “little touches you can incorpo- of walk into a shower,” rather and still have “a beautiful, big, rate that really bring a master than stepping over something to master-bath vanity.” Interior designer Nadia Subaran says homeowners increasingly want glass- bath to life.” get in, she says. ADDING FURNITURE enclosed showers that they can walk directly into without any step or door, We’ve asked Anderson and Another option is to make AND SPECIAL PIECES as seen in this design by Aidan Design. two specialists in bath design — room for a larger shower by Julia Walter of Boffi Georgetown skipping the tub. Some real- “You always need a place to sit sales or antique stores or what- USING STONE in Washington, D.C., and Nadia estate agents advise that down to take your slippers off, not,” Anderson says. “Taking the All three designers are fans Subaran of Aidan Design in having a tub in a master bath- or whatever the case may be,” time to go and fi nd that special of stone on walls and vanity Silver Spring, Maryland — to tell room is important for a home’s Anderson says. This is some- piece ... can really elevate your surfaces. It offers natural beauty us what those little touches and resale value, and you might fi nd thing often shown in design bathroom,” and doesn’t have to that won’t go out of style and smart strategies might be. that a tub is a necessity for your magazines, and many home- cost much. can be combined with a range PLANNING A family. owners do have a bit of space INCREASING of color palettes. BETTER SHOWER “Designing is all about the for it. YOUR COMFORT “Stone is always a trend,” user,” says Anderson, who has One tip is to buy an attrac- Anderson says, “but I think When you reach in and turn two young kids. “We bring them tive chair or bench meant for No one wants to feel chilly right now people are wanting to on your shower, does your hand into the master bathroom and outdoor use, because it will be when they step out of the use large amounts of stone as get soaking wet? Wouldn’t it be have them take baths in there. moisture-resistant and up- shower. So many people are opposed to porcelain.” nice if it didn’t? For us, it’s an absolute neces- holstered with outdoor fabric. adding heated fl oors to master If you want high-quality “One of the things that I sity.” Anderson says many outdoor bathrooms. stone but are concerned about always do now is installing the But, he says, “if space is at a styles in teak or metal can look “Radiant fl oor heat is no lon- cost, one option is to cover just handles for the shower in a premium, sometimes it’s worth great in a master bathroom. ger a trend — it’s like the norm one wall and your vanity with place that’s not directly below taking that space and having a And seating isn’t the only for master-bath heat,” says it, then leave the other walls the shower head,” Anderson more luxurious shower.” detail you might get creative Subraman. painted. says. That will require the pipes RECONSIDERING with: Try hunting for a vintage A heated fl oor can be expen- It’s a practical choice that’s to be extended a bit further, so THE DOUBLE SINK mirror in a distinctive frame, or sive depending on the bath- also timely, Walter says: “The “the plumber will be bugged by a unique light fi xture, he says. room’s size, but for a heating trend is going toward not it. But in the end, it doesn’t re- When designing a master bath “This is something that just splurge that isn’t costly, consider having the whole bathroom ally cost a lot more.” for a couple, Walter often asks takes the time of going to estate heated towel racks. tiled.” Espalier pruning has artistic and practical benefits BY DEAN FOSDICK fi les have evolved over time. are more genetically suited than yields. The Associated Press Examples include the “Cor- others for this training tech- “Growing fruit trees as a fruit- spalier design is an an- don,” with its vertical trunk and nique. ing wall is becoming common cient pruning practice that multi-tiered horizontal branch- “Fruit trees are one of the most with commercial orchards be- Efashions fruit trees, vines es; the self-descriptive “Fan,” widely used,” Taylor said in an cause it takes less labor to prune or fl owering shrubs into artistic, whose branches grow from email. and harvest,” said Renae Moran, two-dimensional forms. This the trunk at 45 degree angles; That would include apple and a fruit-growing specialist with lateral shaping makes it easier the “Candelabra,” where vertical pear trees, along with peaches, University of Maine Cooperative to harvest and mow, maximizes branches rise from a single low pomegranates, fi gs, cherries, Extension. “However, they do sunlight, and helps trees fi t into horizontal limb; and the “Bel- plums, nectarines and apricots. not have the look that a home- tight areas. gian” or “English Fence,” where Ornamental plants with long, trained tree would have since “It’s a great way to utilize espalier plants are linked in lat- fl exible branching also make commercial growers do not growing space next to walls and tice-like fashion to freestanding good espalier candidates. Think spend any time fussing with the fences while adding ornamen- trellises. The latter often serve as camellias, holly, magnolia, bou- tree’s appearance. tal interest,” said Harold Taylor, living fences to screen unattract- gainvillea, climbing roses and a “To a hobby grower, the formal outdoor landscape manager at ive areas. host of others. shape of an espalier tree may be Longwood Gardens in Kennett THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Have patience, as it will take Dwarf, semi-dwarf cultivars the primary reason for choos- Square, Pennsylvania. “It is also An espalier pruned Camellia tree a couple growing seasons or and young trees that haven’t ing the training system,” Moran used for efficient use of garden grows alongside a house. more for your espalier to start developed thick branching are said. space and as a method for creat- sideways by selecting several taking shape, and fi ve to 10 easier to train than are stan- Espalier training usually is ing outdoor rooms in the land- strong branches from separate years until at peak form,” said dard-size, open-canopy vari- done in winter when plants are scape.” levels and eliminating buds Leonard Perry, a horticulture eties. Young trees also are less dormant. To espalier (pronounced ess- shooting toward the front or professor emeritus at University expensive, while dwarf trees “Once a person overcomes the PAL-yay) a tree is to train it to rear. The horizontal survivors of Vermont Extension, in a fact are less likely to outgrow fear of making pruning mistakes, grow fl at against a support of eventually will become the tree’s sheet. their shape if not pruned every it’s easy,” Moran said. “Clean- some kind — a wall, fence or fruiting spurs. Almost any woody plant can year. ing up the prunings afterward wires, say. Support it with ties or A half-dozen or more clas- be espaliered, although some, Espalier trees often are used in is more work than the pruning brackets, and prune it to grow sic, architectural espalier pro- with sturdy yet supple branches, commercial orchards to boost itself.” 8B ◆ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Wednesday Best Bets My 600-lb Life Modern Family TLC 11:00 a.m. (13.1) WMBB (18) WDHN (27.1) WTXL 8:00 p.m. Liz bravely shares her story in this rebroadcast, which kicks off an Jay (Ed O’Neill) and Gloria (SofiaVergara) try to raise little Joe (Jer- afternoon mini-marathon of the docu-series. Bed bound with se- emy Maguire) while Manny (Rico Rodriguez) heads to college.The vere lymphedema that makes it impossible to walk, Liz feels utterly comedy also follows the lives of Jay’s grown children, Claire (Julie isolated and battles depression. Bowen) and Mitchell (JesseTyler Ferguson). Riverdale The Masked Singer (4.3) CW (7.2) CW (49.2) CW 7:00 p.m. (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 8:00 p.m. Veronica (Camila Mendes) leads the charge against her father Celebrities wear elaborate costumes to hide their identities as they whileArchie (K.J.Apa) faces his own demons in this new episode. face off in a singing competition in this new episode. Nick Cannon Meanwhile, Betty (Lili Reinhart) takes in patients who have fled Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, Nick Cannon, Jenny serves as host of the show, which features panelists Ken Jeong, Ni- from the Sisters of Quiet Mercy. McCarthy and Robin Thicke from “The Masked Singer” cole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthy and RobinThicke.

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Thursday Best Bets Supernatural Mom (4.3) CW (7.2) CW (49.2) CW 7:00 p.m. (18.1) WECP (6.1) WCTV 8:00 p.m. Dean’s (JensenAckles) mind is taken over by Michael, whose mon- Allison Janney stars as Bonnie, a mother struggling to repair her re- ster army continues its march in this new episode.A desperate Sam lationship with her grown daughter, Christy (Anna Faris), in this (Jared Padalecki) works on a plan to reach Dean and prevent any comedy.The women rely on their support system fromAA as they more deaths at the angel’s hands. try to build a better future for their family. Gotham The Orville (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 7:00 p.m. (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 8:00 p.m. Gordon (Ben McKenzie) hopes that the creation of Haven, a safe Ed (Seth MacFarlane) crash-lands on a strange planet in this new place for refugees, will stop the gang violence in Gotham City in episode, and finds himself behind enemy lines. Elsewhere, Kelly this new episode. Meanwhile, Bruce (David Mazouz) helps Selina (Adrianne Palicki) questions Gordon’s (Scott Grimes) desire to take (Camren Bicondova) look for Jeremiah (Cameron Monaghan). David Mazouz stars in “Gotham” the CommandTest.

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Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock Hitchcock GoodWife "Breaking Up" - - WJHG (7.1) 5 News (N) News (N) News (N) Wheel (N) Titan "Trials Three" (N) BrooklynGoodPla SVU "Dear Ben" (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 Super. "Nihilism" (N) Roswell "Pilot" Page Six Goldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Rules Queens Top 30 Paid 8 8 WFSU (11.1) 11 PBS NewsHour (N) News Steves' Seas Florida Old House Hour (N) Globe Trekker Amanpour & Compa (N) PBS NewsHour Roots "Mystery Men" A.Exper. "The Swamp" - - Create (11.2) 201 Craftsman K.Belton No Passport "D.C." Martha TestK J. Weir K.Belton Craftsman Travel Backyard Martha TestK No Passport "D.C." Rudy MaxaMartha TestK - - WMBB (13.1) 8 News (N) News (N) News (N) ET Grey's Anatomy (N) Million Little Thing (N) Away With Murder (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. :05 Mom :35 Mom :05 Justice :35 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) Lawmakers Miss Marple "Murder at the Vicarage" :40 Doc Martin :25 Doc Martin Amanpour & Compa (N) Miss Marple "Murder at the Vicarage" :10 Doc Martin - - KIDS (14.2) - Craftsman K.Belton No Passport "D.C." Martha TestK J. Weir K.Belton Craftsman Travel Backyard Martha TestK No Passport "D.C." Rudy MaxaMartha TestK - - KNOW (14.3) - Artbound Detour (N) Evan Smith Filmake. Artbound Georgia Dt. PBS NewsHour (N) Filmake. Shooting Nova Dictator's Playbook Seas Seas - - WDHN (18) - News (N) News (N) News (N) ET Grey's Anatomy (N) Million Little Thing (N) Away With Murder (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 (N) Grey's Anatomy (N) Million Little Thing (N) Away With Murder (N) News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Inside Ed. Paid Paid News - - Bounce (27.2) - 3:30 <++ Glory Road OneOne OneOne Scandal Last Call Last Call <++ Joyful Noise ('12) Queen Latifah, Dolly Parton. <++ ATL (2006, Comedy) Evan Ross, Lauren London, T.I.. - - WPGX (28) 10 Judy (N) Judy BigBang BigBang Gotham (N) The Orville (N) 2½Men Minute TMZ Live! Pawn Stars Pawn StarsJokers TMZ Met Mother 2½Men 28 28 WDFX (34) - Judy (N) Judy BigBang BigBang Gotham (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 Fam. Feud Titan "Trials Three" (N) BrooklynGoodPla SVU "Dear Ben" (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 (N) The Orville (N) News (N) Tallahas Modern Modern Paid 2½Men 2½Men FunnyAsk Chicago P.D. - - CW (49.2) - Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Super. "Nihilism" (N) Roswell "Pilot" Page Six Goldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Top 30 Paid Paid Paid - - CABLE STATIONS A&E 30 Homicide "Fallen Angel" The First 48 The First 48 (N) HomicideAtlanta (N) 60 Days In (N) :05 The First 48 :05 The First 48 :05 HomicideAtlanta :05 60 Days In 118 265 AMC 33 4:00 <+++ Cast Away ('00) Tom Hanks. <+++ Colombiana ('11) Michael Vartan, Zoe Saldana. <+++ Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ('11) Robert Downey Jr.. <++ Run All Night Liam Neeson. 130 254 APL 51 Secret Life of-Zoo Life-Zoo "Black Rhinos" Crikey! It's the Irwins Secret Life of-Zoo (N) Secret Life of-Zoo The Zoo Secret Life of-Zoo Crikey! It's the Irwins Secret Life of-Zoo 184 282 BRAVO 59 4:00 Listing Million Dollar List "The Good Fight" Top Chef "Carne!" (N) Million Dollar List (N) Backyard Envy (N) Watch (N) Million Dollar List Top Chef "Carne!" Backyard Envy WatchWhat 129 237 CN 31 Teen Titan Teen Titan Bare Bears Gumball Samurai Amer. Dad Amer. Dad BobBurg. BobBurg. Family Guy Family Guy RickMort Robot AquaT. MrPickle Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy 176 296 COMC 58 :15 Office :50 The Office :25 Office The Office The Office Office 1/2 Office 2/2 Office 1/2 Office 2/2 Daily S. (N) :35 Office :05 SouthPk :35 SouthPk :05 SouthPk :40 Daily S. :15 SouthPk :45 SouthPk 107 249 DISC 24 Off Grid Alaska Building Off Grid Building Off Grid (N) GeorgiaTreehouse (N) SpearfishCanyon Build Off the Grid GeorgiaTreehouse SpearfishCanyon Build Off the Grid 182 278 DISN 21 Bunk'd Bunk'd Bunk'd CoopCami Raven's. Raven's. Bunk'd Bizaard. Bunk'd Bunk'd Raven's. Raven's. StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. Bunk'd Bunk'd 172 290 ESPN 19 SportsCenter (N) Basketball NCAA S.C./MS St. (L) Basketball NCAA Oregon at Arizona (L) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) 140 206 FOOD 50 Beat Flay Beat Flay Chopped Chopped "Clean Eatin'" Chopped BeatFlayBeat Flay Beat Flay Beat Flay Chopped Beat Flay Beat Flay Beat Flay Beat Flay 110 231 FREE 28 The Middle <++ Just Go With It ('11) Jennifer Aniston, Adam Sandler. <++ Bruce Almighty ('03) Jim Carrey. The 700 Club <++ Evan Almighty ('07) Steve Carell. Paid Paid 180 311 FS1 62 NFLTP "Post-season" NFL Films Tip-Off Basketball NCAA Michigan State at Nebraska (L) Basketb. NCAA Oregon State at Arizona State (L) Hoops Ex Speak for Yourself TMZ (N) Basketball NCAA 150 607 FSF 36 4:00 Basketball NCAA Basketball NCAA (L) Tennis Classics Champions 2018 Legends Poker WPT Motocross 2014 X-Fighters Crashed Ice 423 654 FX 53 4:00 <++ The Equalizer ('14) < 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi ('16) James Badge Dale. <+++ Deepwater Horizon ('16) Mark Wahlberg. Feud "More or Less" :35 Mike&M. 136 248 GOLF 44 2:00 Golf PGAGolf CHAMPS Mitsubishi Electric Championship Site: Hualalai Golf Club (L) Golf AsianTour Singapore Open (L) Golf PGA Desert Classic Site: PGA West Stadium Course -- La Quinta, Calif. 401 218 HALL 46 < Frozen in Love ('18) Rachael Leigh Cook. < Falling for You ('18) Tyler Hynes, Taylor Cole. < The Sweetest Heart ('18) Julie Gonzalo. G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls 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) Roommate H.Hunt Flip or FlopFlip or FlopH.Hunt House Roommate H.Hunt 112 229 HIST 81 American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers (N) :05 American Pickers :05 American Pickers :05 American Pickers :05 American Pickers :10 American Pickers 120 269 LIFE 29 Bring It! Bring It! Bring It! Bring It! (N) :05 The Rap Game (N) Da BratBring It! (N) Bring It! Bring It! :05 The Rap Game 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 Floribama Shore Catfish: The TV Show Catfish: The TV Show 160 331 NGEO 109 ScrtGrdnSpaces America's Wild Spaces Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Life Below Zero (N) Life -0 "Bloodlines" Below 0 "Raging River" After Hitler Inside World War II 186 276 NICK 14 Loud H. Loud H. Loud H. H.Danger Sponge Sponge < Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows ('16) Friends Friends Friends Friends :35 Friends :10 Mom :45 Mom 170 299 PARMT 47 Mom <++ The Hangover Part II ('11) Bradley Cooper. Lip Sync <++ The Hangover Part II ('11) Bradley Cooper. <+++ Spaceballs ('87) Bill Pullman. 2½Men 2½Men 168 241 SYFY 32 4:00 < Leatherface <++ The Happening ('08) Mark Wahlberg. <+++ Unbreakable ('00) Bruce Willis. Deadly Class "Pilot" < Jeepers Creepers 3 ('17) Jonathan Breck. <++ Van Helsing 122 244 TBS 16 Family Guy Family Guy Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang Conan Seinfeld Seinfeld Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn 139 247 TLC 98 Say Yes to the Dress Dr. Pimple "This Is Zit" Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper (N) My 600-lb Life: Supersized "Robin's Story" (N) Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper 600 Life "Robin's Story" 183 280 TNT 23 Bones Basketball NBA Philadelphia 76ers at Indiana Pacers (L) Basket. NBA Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder (L) Inside the NBA Basket. NBA Philadelphia 76ers at Indiana Pacers 138 245 TVLAND 22 :25 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H :35 MASH :10 Ray :50 Ray :25 Loves Ray 2½Men 2½Men Queens Queens Queens Queens 2½Men 2½Men Goldberg :40 Goldberg 106 304 USA 26 NCIS "Bait" NCIS "Iced" NCIS "Untouchable" NCIS "Bloodbath" NCIS "Model Behavior" Temptation Island Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. 105 242 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019 ◆ 9B Friday Best Bets Say Yes to the Dress The Cool Kids TLC 3:00 p.m. (28) WPGX (34) WDFX (49.1) WTLH 7:30 p.m. Bride Kate has a very specific list of requirements for her gown in Margaret (Vicki Lawrence) snags an invite to an exclusiveThanks- this rebroadcast. Consultants attempt to help her find a vintage giving potluck in this rebroadcast.When she takes Sid (Leslie Jor- dress with tea length sleeves. Elsewhere, Dawn tries on her fashion dan) along as her plus one, Hank (DavidAlan Grier) and Charlie forward one shouldered gown. (Martin Mull) are left hanging for the holiday. Speechless The Blacklist (13.1) WMBB (18) WDHN (27.1) WTXL 7:30 p.m. (7.1) WJHG (40) WTWC 8:00 p.m. With JJ (Micah Fowler) almost ready to head off to college, his Red (James Spader) adjusts to life in federal prison where he faces mother Maya (Minnie Driver) suddenly has more time to focus on an old rival in this new episode. Meanwhile, Samar (Mozhan his younger siblings in this comedy about a teen with cerebral pal- Marnò) goes undercover to take down a black market organization sy who uses technology to communicate. James Spader stars in “The Blacklist” that fronts cash to criminals.

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Pyle WKRP HoganHero HoganHero C.Burnett Perry Mason Twilight Hitchcock Hitchcock CSI "Happy Birthday" - - WJHG (7.1) 5 News (N) News (N) News (N) Wheel (N) Blindspot (N) 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 Dynasty (N) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (N) Page Six Goldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Rules Queens Top 30 Paid 8 8 WFSU (11.1) 11 PBS NewsHour (N) News Steves' W.Week (N) Firing (N) Great Performances (N) Amanpour & Compa (N) PBS NewsHour Great Performances - - Create (11.2) 201 Old House K.Belton Ming Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe Trekker Lidia's Kit. Cook's Ming Good Food Travels Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - WMBB (13.1) 8 News (N) News (N) News (N) ET The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 20/20 News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. :05 Mom :35 Mom :05 Justice :35 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 Hitchcock Mannix - - WABW (14.1) - PBS NewsHour (N) Political Rewind Monarch of the Glen Doc Martin :45 Escape to Country Masterpiece "Victoria" Amanpour & Compa (N) Grace Doc Martin :45 Escape to Country Grace - - KIDS (14.2) - Old House K.Belton Ming Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe Trekker Lidia's Kit. Cook's Ming Good Food Travels Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - KNOW (14.3) - Artbound Georgia Dt. Evan Smith Filmake. Artbound Georgia Dt. PBS NewsHour Filmake. Shooting American Experience "The Swamp" Cypress Everglades - - WDHN (18) - News (N) News (N) News (N) ET The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 20/20 News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Paid Paid :05 Million? :35 ET - - WTXL (27.1) - News (N) News (N) Inside Ed. Judy The Boat Speech (N) 20/20 20/20 News (N) :35 Jimmy Kimmel Live :35 Nightl. Inside Ed. Paid Paid Comedy.TV - - Bounce (27.2) - 4:00 < Menace II Soc... OneOne OneOne Scandal <+++ Rambo III ('88) Richard Crenna, Sylvester Stallone. <+ Jet Li's Fearless ('06) Nakamura Shidou, Betty Sun, Jet Li. <++ Out for Justice - - WPGX (28) 10 Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Last Man Cool Kids Hell's Kitchen (N) 2½Men Minute TMZ Live! Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Jokers TMZ Met Mother 2½Men 28 28 WDFX (34) - Judy Judy BigBang BigBang Last Man Cool Kids Hell's Kitchen (N) News (N) TMZ Minute TMZ Live! Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Jokers Jokers Me Time - - WTWC (40) - Fam. Feud News (N) ET Fam. Feud Blindspot (N) 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 Cool Kids Hell's Kitchen (N) News (N) Modern Modern Simpsons RingHonorWrestling 2½Men FunnyAsk Chicago P.D. "Reform" - - CW (49.2) - Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Dynasty (N) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (N) Page Six Goldberg Goldberg Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Top 30 Paid Paid Paid - - CABLE STATIONS A&E 30 4:00 Live PD Live PD /:05 Live PD Live PD (L) Live PD 118 265 AMC 33 <+++ I Am Legend ('07) Will Smith. <++ Enemy of the State ('98, Act) Gene Hackman, Jon Voight, Will Smith. < Concussion (2015, Drama) Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Alec Baldwin, Will Smith. <++ Red Dragon 130 254 APL 51 The Vet Life The Vet Life Hanging/Hendersons The Hendersons (N) The Vet Life The Vet Life Hanging/Hendersons Hanging/Hendersons The Vet Life 184 282 BRAVO 59 Housewives Atlanta Housewives Atlanta <++ Big Daddy ('99) Adam Sandler. <++ Big Daddy ('99) Adam Sandler. <++ Bride Wars ('09) Kate Hudson. <++ Bride Wars 129 237 CN 31 Teen Titan Teen Titan Bare Bears Gumball Samurai Venture Amer. Dad Amer. Dad BobBurg. Family Guy Family Guy RickMort J.Pera Eagle/ EagleTigTone BobBurg. Family GuyFamily Guy 176 296 COMC 58 :15 SouthPk :50 SouthPk "Handicar" :25 SouthPk South Park South Park The Comedy Central Roast "Bruce Willis" ChrisDistefano38 (N) Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle Chappelle 107 249 DISC 24 Gold Rush Gold Rush: Pay Dirt (N) Gold Rush: The Dirt (N) Gold Rush: White Water "Old School Heroes" (N) Moonshiners Gold Rush: White Water "Old School Heroes" Moonshiners 182 278 DISN 21 :20 < 16 Wishes ('10) Kendall Cross. Andi M. (N) Raven's. CoopCami Bizaard. Bizaard. CoopCami Andi Mack Raven's. StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. StuckMid. Bunk'd Bunk'd 172 290 ESPN 19 SportsCenter (N) NBA Countdown (L) Basket. NBA San Antonio Spurs at Minnesota Timberwolves (L) Basket. NBA Golden State Warriors at Los Angeles Clippers (L) :55 Buzzer /:10 SprtC SportsCenter (N) 140 206 FOOD 50 Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners (N) Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners 110 231 FREE 28 The Middle <+++ Shrek ('01) Mike Myers. <++ Wreck-It Ralph ('12) Jack McBrayer. Grown-ish The 700 Club < Garfield: The Movie ('04) Breckin Meyer. Paid Paid 180 311 FS1 62 Tip-Off Basketball NCAA (L) Basketball NCAA Xavier vs. Villanova (L) Hoops Ex NFLTP "Post-season" TMZ (N) Fair Game Bowling PBA Oklahoma Open 150 607 FSF 36 Magic Pre-game Basketball NBA Brooklyn Nets at Orlando Magic (L) Post-game Magic Magic Poker WPT Basketball NBA Brooklyn Nets at Orlando Magic Post-game 423 654 FX 53 4:00 < 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Beng... <+++ Ghostbusters (2016, Action) Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Melissa McCarthy. <+++ Ghostbusters (2016, Action) Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Melissa McCarthy. 136 248 GOLF 44 2:00 Golf PGAGolf CHAMPS Mitsubishi Electric Championship Site: Hualalai Golf Club (L) Golf C. (N) Golf PGA Desert Classic Site: PGA West Stadium Course -- La Quinta, Calif. Golf AsianTour Singapore Open (L) 401 218 HALL 46 < A Royal Winter ('17) Merritt Patterson. < A Winter Princess ('') Natalie Hall. (P) < One Winter Weekend ('18) Taylor Cole. < My Favorite Wedding ('17) Maggie Lawson. < Campfire Kiss 185 312 HGTV 49 Bargain Bargain 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. Dream H. Dream H. Dream H. 112 229 HIST 81 Ancient Aliens "Return to Mars" Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens :05 Ancient Aliens :05 Ancient Aliens :05 Ancient Aliens :05 Ancient Aliens :10 Ancient Aliens 120 269 LIFE 29 4:00 <+++ The Help ('11) Emma Stone. <++ Secretariat (2010, Family) Scott Glenn, James Cromwell, Diane Lane. :05 Married/ First Sight <++ Secretariat (2010, Family) Scott Glenn, James Cromwell, Diane Lane. 108 252 MTV 34 Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridicu. (N) Ridicu. (N) Ridicu. (N) Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous RidiculousRidiculous Ridiculous 160 331 NGEO 109 Lockdown "Gang War" Lockdown San Quentin Unlocked Hard Time (N) Drugs, Inc. Drugs "Hollywood High" Drugs, Inc.: The Fix Drugs "Danger Island" Drugs "Ice Ice Baby" 186 276 NICK 14 Loud H. Loud H. Lip SyncDare (N) H.Danger H.Danger Sponge Sponge The Office The Office Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends :35 Friends :10 Mom :45 Mom 170 299 PARMT 47 Mom Mom Friends Friends Friends Friends <+++ The Longest Yard ('05) Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds, Adam Sandler. <+++ The Longest Yard ('05) Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds, Adam Sandler. 168 241 SYFY 32 Movie <+++ Unbreakable ('00) Bruce Willis. <+++ The Fifth Element ('97) Milla Jovovich, Bruce Willis. Futurama Futurama :05 Futur. :35 Futur. :05 Futur. :35 Futur. :05 < The Possession 122 244 TBS 16 Family Guy Family Guy BobBurg. BobBurg. <+++ Man of Steel ('13) Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Henry Cavill. <++ Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter ('12) :15 Lego Justice League: Cosmic Clash 139 247 TLC 98 Yes Dress Yes Dress Say Yes to the Dress 90 Day Fiancé "Tell All" Pt. 2 of 2 from Jan 11 (N) Dr. Pimple Popper I Am Jazz 90 Day Fiancé "Tell All" Pt. 2 of 2 from Jan 11 Dr. Pimple Popper 183 280 TNT 23 Bones Bones <+++ The Bourne Legacy ('12) Jeremy Renner. :45 <+++ Red ('10) Mary-Louise Parker, Bruce Willis. Arrow "Legacies" Bones 138 245 TVLAND 22 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray 2½Men 2½Men Queens Queens Queens Queens 2½Men 2½Men Goldberg Goldberg 106 304 USA 26 Law & Order: S.V.U. Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern Temptation Island Law & Order: S.V.U. 105 242

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Basketball NCAA Florida at Georgia (L) Basketball NCAA Cincinnati at Wichita State (L) Basketball NCAA UCLA at USC (L) - - MNT (6.2) - Have Gun Have Gun Maverick Wagon Train The Big Valley Gunsmoke "Cale" Bonanza "The Hopefuls" Rawhide Wanted Insiights Game of the Week - - WJHG (7.1) 5 Paid Champ (N) Voyage (N) Earth Od Consumer Natural (N) VetsSav. Soccer EPL Chelsea at Arsenal (L) Goal Zone Golf LPGA Tournament of Champions (L) Freestyle Skiing FIS 7 7 CW (7.2) 6 ReadySet Wildlife D Old House Welcome Animal Invention Campmeeting Hollywood Paid Queens Queens Hope "A Simple Plan" Elementary Elementary "High Heat" 8 8 WFSU (11.1) 11 Nancy 1/3 Sew Easy Painting K.Belton Milk Street Martha Lidia's Kit. Cook's TestK QuikEasy Old House Ask House Motor. (N) Craftsman Globe Trekker Nova - - Create (11.2) 201 Steves' Travels Travel Steves' Travel Steves' Garden Greener Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe Trekker Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - WMBB (13.1) 8 Wild C. Ocean Heroes The Great Rock Park Vacation To Be Announced World of X Games (N) CountdownBasketb. NBA Oklahoma City Thunder at Philadelphia 76ers (L) 13 13 METV (13.2) 209 Have Gun Have Gun Maverick Wagon Train The Big Valley Gunsmoke "Cale" Basketball NCAA N.C. State vs Notre Dame (L) Basketball NCAA Louisville at Georgia Tech (L) - - WABW (14.1) - American Railroad Garden Home Dia This Old House Hour ProjectFire Project TestK Cook's Martha Martha Milk Street Chef Confucius Foodie Old House Ask House - - KIDS (14.2) - Steves' Travels Travel Steves' Travel Steves' Garden Greener Meals Lidia's Kit. Cook's Mexican K.Belton Old House Globe Trekker Lidia's Kit. Cook's - - KNOW (14.3) - 7:00 Amer. Experience Cypress Everglades Wealth 2.Opinion Independent Lens Ind. Lens "Rat Film" American Experience "The Swamp" Cypress Everglades Contrary W.Week - - WDHN (18) - Wild C. Ocean Heroes The Great Rock Park Vacation Exploration House Gr.Media Havas World of X Games (N) Countdown Basketb. NBA Oklahoma City Thunder at Philadelphia 76ers (L) - - WTXL (27.1) - Animals Animal R. Dog Tales Spaces House Renovated Garden Real Green Paid Paid World of X Games (N) CountdownBasketb. NBA Oklahoma City Thunder at Philadelphia 76ers (L) - - Bounce (27.2) - Half & Half Half & Half Animal Animal Everyday Everyday OneOne <++ Boiling Point ('93) Wesley Snipes. <++ The One ('01) Delroy Lindo, Jet Li. <++ Unleashed Jet Li. - - WPGX (28) 10 Paid Paid Weekend Marketplace TBA Inside PBC Boxing (N) Tip-Off Basketball NCAA Indiana at Purdue (L) Hoops Ex Basket. NCAA St. John's at Butler (L) 28 28 WDFX (34) - Think Big Dragon Dog Tales Biz Kid$ Weekend Marketplace Inside PBC Boxing (N) Tip-Off Basketball NCAA Indiana at Purdue (L) Hoops Ex Basket. NCAA St. John's at Butler (L) - - WTWC (40) - Paid Champ (N) Voyage (N) Earth Od Consumer Natural (N) VetsSav. 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Movie 136 248 GOLF 44 7:00 Golf CHAMPS Morning Drive (L) Golf Central Pre-game (L) Golf LPGA Golf PGA Desert Classic Site: PGA West Stadium Course (L) 401 218 HALL 46 7:00 < The Sweeter Si... < Love on the Sidelines ('16) Emily Kinny. < The Perfect Bride ('17) Pascale Hutton. < The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells ('18) < A Winter Princess ('') Natalie Hall. 185 312 HGTV 49 Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper 112 229 HIST 81 7:00 <+ Exodus: Gods and Kings ('14) Christian Bale. <+++ Silverado (1985, Western) Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn, Kevin Kline. <+++ Hang 'Em High ('68) Ed Begley Jr., Clint Eastwood. <+++ Unforgiven 120 269 LIFE 29 Paid Paid Paid Paid Married at First Sight < Lizzie Borden Took an Ax ('14) Christina Ricci. <++ The Stepfather ('09) Dylan Walsh. < My Mother's Split Personalities ('18) 108 252 MTV 34 Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous < To Be Announced < To Be Announced Ridiculous RidiculousRidiculous Ridiculous 160 331 NGEO 109 Monster "Jungle Jaws" Monster Fish Monster "600lb Goldfish" Monster Fish Monster Fish Monster "Vampire Fish" Monster "Silver Devil" Monster Fish Monster Fish 186 276 NICK 14 Sponge TMNT (N) Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge P Ranger Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge Loud H. 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Untold Stories Untold Stories Untold Stories Untold "Stuck in a Toilet" Yes Dress Yes Dress Yes Dress Yes Dress 183 280 TNT 23 NCIS: New Orleans <++ Blackhat ('14) Viola Davis, Chris Hemsworth. :45 <++ 3 Days to Kill ('14) Amber Heard, Kevin Costner. :15 <+++ Red ('10) Mary-Louise Parker, Bruce Willis. < Red 2 138 245 TVLAND 22 Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 106 304 USA 26 <++ The Fast and the Furious ('01) Vin Diesel. :25 < The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift :50 <++ Fast and Furious ('09) Paul Walker, Vin Diesel. <+++ Fast Five ('11) Paul Walker, Vin Diesel. 105 242 10B N Wednesday, January 16, 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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AUCTION SALES The Town of Sneads FARMS, LAND, TIMBER seeks a qualified Municipal Attorney or Firm Land FOR SALE 25 acres, FOR SALE: to serve as General Counsel planted pines, Dale Co. area CASHIERS (Ozark). MUST SELL due to Surplus vehicles “Sold As Is” The RFP can be found on our website at Two 2010 Ford E150 Passenger Vans health $1500. per acre. One 2010 Ford Minibus & DELI Help sneadsfl.com 334-733-0629 One 2011 Ford Minibus Questions may be answered by Place: JTrans 3988 Old Cottondale Rd, for several locations. contacting our Town Manager HOMES FOR SALE • Experience Helpful. Marianna, FL Lynda Bell at 850-593-6636 Home for Sale in Dothan Inspection/Bidding Times: • Competitive pay, 3 bedroom, 2 bath at 716 Third Ave. HEALTHCARE corner lot, fenced yard, outdoor whirlpool, 1/24/19 (8 am - 4 pm CST) • Paid vacation $62,500 FIRM, 251-359-3535 & 1/25/19 (8 am - 9 am CST) & benefit package. Sealed Bids will be opened OUT OF STATE PROPERTIES Sangaree Oil POST HURRICANE MICHAEL PROPERTIES Friday, 1/25/19 at 9 am CST Cape San Blas*Mexico Beach*St Joe Beach All sales are final and payment Company Call or e-mail Jay Rish @ is due at bid opening. 850-227-5569 850-482-5241 WE’RE HIRING jay@floridagulfcoast.com EOE www.floridagulfcoast.com MERCHANDISE Signature HealthCARE

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Split Oak Firewood Call: 334-393-9923 ATVS, GO CARTS, GOLF CARTS Delivered in the Wiregrass! CNAs NEEDED! 2011 XTO Bad Boy Buggy ATV - new batteries, $75 For a Full Sized Pickup load. new tires, $4500 OBO 334-790-8975. $13 for 5 Gallon bucket of kindling wood. CASHIERS Hiring for Evening & Night BOATS for several locations. shift CNAs Master Craft 1998 PETS & ANIMALS (3p-11p / 11p-7a ) Tournament Ski Boat • Experience Helpful. White w/ red trim, CATS Master Craft Trailer, • Competitive pay, $1500 SIGN-ON BONUS New tires, 305 Chev. engine, 530 hours, Lost Orange Tabby Cat on Larkspur Circle. • Paid vacation for all new Full time hires! 2 covers, Above average condition. 850-573-5724 REWARD $13,900 OBO 334-232-4371 DOGS & benefit package. PC Beach, 2 Caterpillar Handi-Marts Call us today! engines 3208 TA rated at Beautiful Vetted Healthy \Rescued Dogs 325HP, 2 twin disc marine (850) 526-2000, ext 232 gears md# 507 ratio 1:98:1, Free to good forever homes Stores running take outs-one in the Call for info. & appoint. 334-791-7312 or apply online: boat running now, one all 850-482-5241 www.mysignaturejourney.com aparts with all parts to be EOE rebuilt, resurfaced heads. Willis Boat ready to FARMER’S MARKET sell with above equipment. Operating as a Charter Boat, still can now, 41ft. with tower in FRESH PRODUCE water now. Very negotiable, great private boat or Charter Boat. Wood-glassed ever, well built, with very little storm damage. SAWYER’S PRODUCE Rob at 850-234-9409 HAS FRESH HOME GROWN PRODUCE DOVE VOCATIONAL ACADEMY Sun Cruiser 824 series 2004 Pontoon Boat GRACEVILLE, FL 50 hp Yamaha 4 stroke, CHIPOLA COLLEGE is accepting low hours, with trailer, applications for the following positions: Now Hiring depth finder and Bimini top. $11,900 OBO 334-232-4371 Direct Care Staff -Night Shift OPS Custodian RVS& CAMPERS WANTED Part-time/Temporary Apply online @ twinoaksfl.org Due to Health, Heartland Maximum 25 hours/week Bighorn 2017 5th wheel, Vine Ripe tomatoes and or submit resume to: 43 ft., 1½ bath, K-bed, Lg. other local vegtables. Position and application information are [email protected] dressing area/bath, big Mon.-Sat. (8am - 5:30 pm) screen TV, Fireplace, ower available at or 850-263-7550 recliners with heat/message, dbl. wide frig., Hwy 52 Malvern, AL 334-793-6690 www.chipola.edu/personnel/jobs ice/water in door, 3-slides, air ride shock on hitch, 4 seasons, heated basement. s a package Inquiries may be directed to Human 2017 Dodge Ram, 1 ton diesel P/U, metal tool EMPLOYMENT Resources at [email protected] or box, brush pusher, 4 wheel drive, sprayed bed (850)718-2402. Candidates may be subject line, 2 tail gates. Call: 334-805-3335 DESIGN / CREATIVE to background investigations. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER Dental office in Jackson Co., FL Full time position providing intensive TRANSPORTATION •Job Opportunity • looking for the right person to be part of in-home parent support services through the Healthy Families program. ANTIQUE & CLASSIC VEHICLES JobOpen Date: Immediate their team family as JobTitle: GraphicArtist Position is in Jackson County and Dodge 1965 D100 Pickup , slant 6-225 engine Assistant requires travel in Jackson and original drive train, Collector used vehicle, The DOTHAN EAGLE and its affiliates are looking Good exterior, excellent interior condition to hire aCreative Services Graphic Artist. If Prior experience is great, but, not surrounding counties. 48,000 miles, KBB Value $22,500. Call or text you are ateam player,flexible and can work in a required. We are truly looking for the Qualifications require high school Oscar (334) 791-1356 serious inquiries only. fast-paced deadline oriented atmosphere…then ’heart’ of the right person. diploma and min. 1 yr professional Ford 1930 MODEL A TUDOR: BLACK, COMPLETELY RESTORED, EVERYTHING ALL this is the place for you! Main responsibilities Someone with sincere wholesome-family experience in human services field are building accurate and creative advertise- ORIGINAL (spare parts too numerous to list, but serving children and their families. valued @ over $5000). $20,000 OBO. 334-894- DOTHAN EAGLE values, considerate of others, ments for the ,Opelika-Auburn APPLY AT HABILITATIVE SERVICES 6149 News, Enterprise Ledger,Eufaula Tribune, understanding, dependable, loyal, honest, 4440 PUTNAM STREET, MARIANNA Jackson County Floridan, Dothan Progress, energetic, and an exceptional team Ford 1970 Mustang , 6 cyl engine original drive and various special sections. This position will Application Deadline is train, one owner collector vehicle, excellent player. We realize that such a person is condition, 150,000 miles, KBB Value $20,000 also be responsible for helping proofreading. 1/18/2019 rare. Are you the one? Call or text Oscar at (334) 791-1356 We Offer You: Please send your resume to: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING serious inquiries only. •Equal opportunity employment Your source for selling and buying! AUTOS FOR SALE •Acreative/challenging environment [email protected] RESIDENTIAL 2002 Mercury Grand Marquis - Very clean, •Acompetitive salary REAL ESTATE FOR RENT adult owned, AC, 80K Miles, Exc. Cond., $3200. •401K 334-792-8018. MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT •Medical, Dental, Vision, Vacation, etc. 2012 Mazda 3i Touring , many options, We Require: white in color, black interior, 85K miles $7400. û 334-479-3396 •ProficiencyinAdobe InDesign, Adobe 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes Photoshopand Adobe Illustrator in Cottondale. $500 and up. ATTN: NO CREDIT NEEDED! (you MUST be proficient in these programs) Experienced H2O, garbage, sewer included. PAYMENTS $75’ WEEKLY •Excellent communication skills Dozer, Excavator-Operator http:// www.charloscountryliving.com. Pass REPO, BK’S, SSI & VA OK. •Aself-motivated individual Only $57. to turn on power ∂ 850-209-8847 We report to Credit Bureau! •Strong decision-making skills and General Laborer Steve Pope 334-648-5302 •40WPM accurate typing skills with chain saw experience. 2 & 3 BR Mobile Homes ’More Info. •Ability to troubleshoot computer applications Call: 850-209-3259 in Marianna & Sneads Buick 2014 LaCrosse , including design, visual elements and excellent condition, typography (850)209-1271 leather, well maintained, Newspaper experience, or its equivalent, 62K miles, $16,000 334-616-8072 is preferred. PT Crusier 2006 Touring , white in color, loaded, This is NOTanentry-levelposition. very good condition, 123,200 miles $3900. 334-677-7341 or 334-200-9484 Hours: Toyota 2015 Venza SLE , low milage 35,500, very 40 hours per week Monday-Friday NEW MFD HOMES 4 RENT IN MARIANNA clean, loaded, red with tan interior, great gas Limited Units Call 850 526 2059 TODAY! milage, tinted windows, cross over model ; Apply online at www.bhmginc.com Apply online WWW.JohnsonMgrSvc.com 3 year factory warranty . Retail $21,500, Selling for $17,900; 334-347-2005 or 334-470-8218 JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN N www.jcfloridan.com CLASSIFIED Wednesday, January 16, 2019 N 11B

MOTORCYCLES Kawasaki 2007 Vulcan 1600 , shaft drive, saddle JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN bags, windshield, 2 new tires, new fork seals, runs great, good condition, clear title, 20K miles $3800. 334-714-9380 SPORT UTILITY SALES &&S SERVICEERVICE DIRECTORYDIRECTORY 2014 Jeep Wrangler - soft top, excellent condi- tion, 16,000 miles, blue, auto trans, cruise, V6, kept in garage, Blue Ox Tow System included, $20,500, 334-618-2516 Phone:850-526-3614 or 800-779-2557 e-mail:[email protected] www.jcfloridan.com

Chevy 2013 Equinox LT Suv AC & HEATING CARPET SALES & SERVICE SPECIALITY SERVICES Blue, 88,600 miles, very good condition Transferable warranty to 100,000 miles Performance Carpet $13000.00 OBO Call: 334-347-2587, ComfortHeating leave message &Tile Cleaning,LLC TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS &Cooling Solutions LLC Certified. Insured. John Deere Tractor - model 5303, 58 hp, with JD front loader. Like new condition. Only 1,000 hrs. Quality Service at a FALL &WINTER We hold the key to your next sale! Cost new $30,000, asking $16,000. For more comfortable price information call 334-406-7200 or 334-897-6346. SPECIAL PRICES Ora Mock, GRI Broker Associate ,)&" !%$#*'(+ 850-693-8193 (850) 526-9516 CALL TODAY! 4325-B Lafayette Street !-61 61* "/6*,6 +*!,4 Marianna, FL 32446 SERVICE ALL [email protected] MAKES &MODELS www.chipola.com CLEANING & HOUSEKEEPING SPECIALITY SERVICES sed Parts Rena’s Cleaning 1001 USES New &U Service 850-526-3797

PAYMENTS WE MOVE PORTABLE BUILDINGS for Sale Rena STARTINGAT Chumley $ 0-(+ )' 6$ 2*&*-#**3/-" Owner 69 • Weekly per mo /"*26,.2$3%&."$2-7/+5&$3 • Bi-weekly 100% FINANCING & Owner: Kevin Chumley •Monthly or RENT-TO-0WN Licenses #CAC1815801 Occasional 38 YEARS IN LEGALS www.chcsflorida.com BUSINESS 4673 HWY 90 E. LEGAL NOTICES 850-557-6905 850-557-2460 Serving YouSince 1978 MARIANNA L7716 SECTION 00010 SPECIALITY SERVICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT NAME: Jackson Road from Woodrest AC & HEATING Tuttle Claims Service Road to End Pavement Sealed bids, submitted in triplicate, will be Underpaid Hurricane Michael Claim? received by the Board of County Commission- We Handle Disputed &Underpaid ers of Jackson County, Florida, (Owner), until JEMISON Residential &Commercial Insurance Claims 1:00 p.m. (Central Time) February 28, 2019 at “Specializing in Property Damage” the County Engineer’s Office (County Engineer, HEATING & COOLING Larry Alvarez), 2828 Owens Street, Marianna, Free Property Damage FL 32446 for the construction of the following Inspections &Consultation! described Project: 24 HOURS Jackson Road from Woodrest Road to End Pavement 7DAYSAWEEK SERVICE Call Us Today Pave and construct 1.65 miles of 2 lane road, 850-815-8020 paving the existing dirt road (Jackson Road) sales •installs www.robertuttle.com from Woodrest Road to the end of pavement [email protected] at the south edge of Jacob City. The work will duct cleaning include clearing and grubbing the right of way, Robert E. Tuttle Jr. grading and constructing swales and drainage Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster improvements, constructing subgrade to an 850-762-8666 License #P128424 LBR of 40 (minimum), 8 inches of limerock base ServingFlorida Since 1985 with an LBR of 100 and crowned at 2%, prime 850-899-3259 coat and placing 1-1/2" of SP 12.5 Asphalt, TREE SERVICE placing tack coat and 1 inch of SP 9.5 Asphalt, constructing 6 foot shoulders with 6% slope, AC & HEATING fine grading and placing Bahia sod on the Charbonneau’s Tree Service shoulders, fine grade and seed and mulch or hydro-seed to all other disturbed areas, cross FREE ESTIMATES û FULLY INSURED pipes and driveway pipes will be placed as 30 yrs. of Service needed for drainage, driveways will be paved to the right of way with 1-1/2" of asphalt, 65 ft. Bucket Truck ù Stump Grinder speed limit, stop, and curve signs will be and Bob Cat r Call: 315-816-0261 placed as needed, temporary striping will I’m not satisfied until you are! be paint, permanent striping and markings (thermoplastic) will be placed on the final ELECTRONICS REPAIR surface, and unsuitable soil will be dug out TREE SERVICE and replaced as needed. Pavement markings ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± will be placed after the final course of asphalt TELEVISION REPAIR and signs will be placed to comply with the DOTHAN ELECTRONIC SERVICE Tree & Tractor Work latest FDOT and MUTCD Standards. SAMMY’S Temporary striping will be placed as needed CLEAN-UP SERVICE for safety. Heating & Cooling LLC Repairing All Types of TVs A Non-Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting will be held Since1970 Locally Owned & Operated on February 14, 2019 at 9:00 AM Central Time Marianna, FL •FLLic# RA13067546 at the Jackson County Emergency Operations Eddie 850-557-7564 Center (Panhandle Road at Pelt Street). Save money by repairing Potential bidders are encouraged to attend. 850-573-2084 or 850-557-8345 The deadline for receipt of questions will be instead of replacing! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES No Job too Big or Small February 21, 2019 at 2:00 PM Central Time. DLP lamps in stock. Questions must be submitted in writing to ∂ Call for Reasonable Rates. the County Engineer (email lalvarez@jacksonc ountyfl.com: with a copy to the Jeannie Bean Call us or visit our website for more info ∂ References Available. (email [email protected]). 850-633-2827 Bids will be opened and recorded at 1:10 PM ∂ FREE ESTIMATES (or immediately thereafter) on February 28, 1610 Hartford Hwy.Dothan, AL 2018 at the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners Board Room at 2864 Madison www.tvrepairdothan.com Street. Bids may also be submitted to the County Engineer at the Board Room from 12:50 24-HOUR TOWING HOME IMPROVEMENTS PM until 1:10 PM Central Time. SERVICES Plans, specifications, and contract documents will be open for public inspection after noon on Garver’s February 14, 2019 at the Emergency Opera- •Jump-Start tions Center (2819 Panhandle Road, Marianna, •Lock Out TREE SERVICE FL). Bid documents must be obtained from: •Fuel Delivery Vinyl Larry Alvarez, County Engineer 2828 Owens Street Great Rate Marianna, Florida 32446 Siding, Inc. (850) 573-7491 850-573-0591 Licensed and Insured Quality Work Tree Service, llc upon payment of $ No Charge per set which 4421 Jackson Street •Marianna, FL 32448 •Vinyl Siding ~Professional Service amount constitutes the cost of reproduction ~Reasonably Priced and handling. This payment will not be •Soffit•Fascia refunded. Adam Williams The Owner reserves the right to waive any GIVE US ARING... •ScreenedRooms Owner/Operator informality or to reject any or all bids. Each •Replacement Windows Bidder must deposit with his/her bid, security 850-768-1734 in the amount, form and subject to the condi- tions provided in the Information for Bidders. Tree Removal • Sureties used for obtaining bonds must appear Calltoday to place 20 Years Experience •Reasonable Rates Pruning • as acceptable according to the Department (850) 593-5267 •(850) 209-2440 Stump Grinding/Removal • of Treasury Circular 570. Bidders must be Tractor Work • Pre-approved by FDOT or Jackson County and your item in the LANDSCAPE& GARDENING in good standing with FDOT and the County. Bush Hogging • No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty Driveways &DirtWork • days after the scheduled closing time for re- LAND CLEARING Licensed &Insured •FREE Estimates ceipt of bids. classifieds. To the extent applicable to this project, atten- AND FORESTRY SERVICES tion of Bidders is particularly called to the re- quirements of the Special Provisions, condi- Place your ad in our tions of employment to be observed, and mini- (850) 526-3614 Dozer and Excavation Work mum wage rates to be paid under the Contract Ponds •Road Building (if applicable), Section 3, Segregated Facilities, Section 109 Executive Order 11246, and all (800) 779-2557 Demolition Sales&Service applicable laws and regulations of the Federal government and State of Florida, and bonding Pine Tree Planting and insurance requirements. Herbicide Spraying Directory Minorities and female contractors and subcon- tractors are encouraged to bid. Fire Line Plowing •Burning IN PARTICULAR, BIDDERS SHOULD NOTE THE REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS AND CERTIFICA- and grow TIONS TO BE EXECUTED AND SUBMITTED WITH Clay O’Neal THE FORM OF BID PROPOSAL. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HANDICAP 850-762-9402 • Cell 850-832-5055 your business!!! 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FAMILY FEATURES hen hosting a game-day party, you’d think the focus would be on the score or the award-winning Wcommercials, but it’s actually a great reason to indulge in flavor-filled bites. When the big day rolls around, let your guests obsess over the game while you serve up ooey- gooey dips, saucy wings and football-themed desserts that can keep them happily glued to their seats. Dip into delicious. No watch-party menu is complete without a cheesy dip. This over the top dip brings big flavor and is perfect for kicking the party up a notch as your team works to post that next big win. Slow cook your cornbread. Not only does this recipe for cornbread amp up the flavor with paprika, garlic powder and cheese, you can set it, forget it then enjoy it with your favorite chili or ribs. Go ahead and wing it. Wings and football go together like quarterbacks and touchdowns. This year, try a south-of-the-border version and rub wings in cheesy taco seasoning. For extra flair, serve them on a platter with taco fixings. Fan-favorite desserts. Win or lose, there’s always room for dessert. It can be surprisingly simple to create fun and tasty football-themed treats. These bite-size truffles require just five ingredients and are the perfect finishing touch(down) for your game-day spread. Find more flavorful game-day recipes and ideas for your party at McCormick.com.

Chocolate Raspberry Football Cookie Truffles 4 cups crumbled chewy chocolate cookies 1 1/2 cups marshmallow creme 2 teaspoons McCormick Raspberry Extract 12 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, chopped 1 ounce white chocolate, melted In large bowl, mix crumbled cookies, marshmallow creme and raspberry flavor until well blended. Shape mixture into 1-inch ovals. Set aside. Melt chocolate as directed on package. Using fork, dip one cookie truffle at a time into chocolate. Tap back of fork 2-3 times against edge of dish to allow excess chocolate to drip off. Place on wax paper-lined tray. Refrigerate 30 minutes, or until chocolate is set. Spoon melted white chocolate into small, re-sealable plastic bag. Cut small piece from one bottom corner of bag. Close bag tightly then pipe lines on truffles to resemble football stitching. Let stand until chocolate is set. Note: Cookies can be stored in covered container at room temperature up to 5 days.

Cheesy Taco Wings 1/4 cup finely chopped tomato baking pan sprayed with nonstick cooking spray, arrange wings in single layer. 2 1/2 pounds chicken wing pieces 2 tablespoons sliced green onion 2 tablespoons crumbled queso fresco Bake 30-35 minutes, or until chicken is cooked 1 package McCormick Cheesy Taco Mix through and skin is crisp. nonstick cooking spray Heat oven to 450 F. In large bowl, toss chicken wings with On large serving platter, arrange lettuce. Top 3 cups chopped romaine lettuce seasoning mix. On large, shallow foil-lined with wings, tomato, green onion and queso fresco.

Slow Cooker Cheesy Cornbread Nonstick cooking spray 1 cup milk 3 eggs, beaten 2 packages (8 1/2 ounces each) corn Texas Trash Dip muffin mix 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese 1 teaspoon McCormick 1 cup sour cream Paprika 1/2 teaspoon McCormick 2 cans (16 ounces each) refried beans Garlic Powder 1 can (4 1/2 ounces) chopped green chilies, 1/2 teaspoon salt drained 1cup frozen corn 1 package McCormick Taco Seasoning Mix 2 cups shredded 4 cups shredded Mexican cheese blend, divided cheddar cheese, nonstick cooking spray divided chopped cilantro (optional) Spray inside of 6-quart slow tomatoes (optional) sliced olives (optional) cooker with nonstick cooking avocado (optional) spray. In slow cooker, mix tortilla chips milk, eggs, corn muffin mix, paprika, garlic powder and salt Heat oven to 350 F. until well blended. In large, microwavable bowl, heat cream cheese and Stir in corn and 1 cup cheese. sour cream on high 1 minute, or until cheese is softened. Remove from microwave. Mix with wire whisk until Place clean kitchen towel over slow smooth. Add refried beans, green chilies, seasoning mix cooker and cover with lid. and 2 cups cheese; mix well. Cook 2 hours on high, or until Spread bean mixture into 13-by-9-inch baking dish toothpick in center of cornbread sprayed with nonstick cooking spray. Sprinkle with comes out clean. Uncover. remaining cheese. Sprinkle cornbread with Bake 25 minutes, or until cheese is melted. Top with remaining cheese. Let stand, cilantro, tomatoes, sliced olives and avocado, if desired. uncovered, 30 minutes, or until Serve with tortilla chips. cheese is melted.