AMICALOLA FALLS is the largest waterfall east of the Mississippi River. Located in the foothills of northern Georgia the falls are named after a Cherokee term Um-Ma-Calo-La meaning “Tumbling Waters.” (Photo by Jeffrey Powell)
THE 2015 WALTON BRAVES football team is 10-0 after their win over Bay High on Thursday night (Nov. 5). (Photo by Patrick Casey)
ENERGY EXPO Committee Members and City Council members (l-r) Monda Duncan, Stewart Duncan, Councilwoman Janie Griffith, Councilman Ron Kelley, Kevin Campbell, Sara Bowers, Cindy Permenter. The city of DeFuniak Springs held its Energy Expo on Onv. 7. (Photo by Cathy Mosley)
WHAT YOU’RE SEEING HERE IS EASILY MORE THAN $1 MILLION in high-end sports cars, and this was only about a fourth of all those participating in the second BlackTie Classic Rally held in DFS Nov. 7. Some cars, like the gray Ford GT located second from the right, are worth almost half a million dollars on their own. (Photo by Reid Tucker)
TOYS OF CHRISTMAS PAST: Everyone is invited to visit Walton County Heritage Museum, 1140 Circle Drive in DeFuniak Springs to see their new “Toys of Christmas Past” exhibit and dollhouse all decorated for the Holidays now on display. Mark your Calendars for Dec. 5 to tour the Caboose from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in conjunction with The Tour of Homes and the Festival of Trees at the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood.
MAJ. DAMIAN OCHS, USAF, told stories about the gratitude civilians extend to members of the military, at Walton Area Chamber’s First Friday Breakfast honoring the military.
