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Forgotten Coast News June 29, 2026

Franklin County & Forgotten Coast News

 

  • Gulf Coast State College Campus Project Progressing: The new multipurpose classroom building and emergency shelter at the Gulf/Franklin Campus in Port St. Joe continues moving forward after its recent groundbreaking, with completion expected in 2027.

👉 https://franklincounty.news/2026/06/02/gulf-franklin-breaks-ground-on-new-campus-facility/

 

  • Eastpoint Water District Referendum Update: Voters will decide in November on proposals to expand the Eastpoint Water and Sewer District, potentially including more of Eastpoint and all of St. George Island.

👉 https://franklincounty.news/2026/06/15/voters-to-weigh-expansion-to-sgi-of-eastpoint-water/

 

  • What Do Floridians Really Know About the Threats Facing the Everglades?

 A new survey by the Everglades Foundation reveals insights into public awareness of the challenges facing one of Florida’s most vital ecosystems — an important read for anyone who cares about the state’s natural heritage and water resources.

👉 https://www.evergladesfoundation.org/post/what-do-floridians-really-know-about-the-threats-facing-the-everglades

 

  • Community & Culture Highlights: Keep an eye on local library events, writer gatherings, and summer programming at the Margaret Key Public Library in Apalachicola. The area continues to celebrate its strong arts and storytelling tradition.

👉 https://franklincounty.news/2026/06/09/spotlight-on-authors-at-margaret-key-public-library/

 

  • Beach Safety Reminder: As summer heats up, check for any active swimming advisories from the Florida Department of Health for local beaches due to occasional bacteria spikes.

👉 https://franklincounty.news (recent advisories section)

 

More Regional Coverage:

👉 franklincounty.news 

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