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LIBERTY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LOCKDOWN ENDS SAFELYCALHOUN & LIBERTY RECOVER AFTER ISAIASGOAT DAY & PIONEER DAY SATURDAY OCT. 17EARLY VOTING BEGINS OCT. 24SHARON’S SPOOKY SPIDER DEVILED EGGS
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Thursday, October 15, 2026 · Calhoun and Liberty counties

Liberty School Threat, Storm Recovery & Goat Day Saturday

This week: students and staff safe after the Liberty County High School lockdown, our communities recover from Isaias, Goat Day and Pioneer Day return Saturday, plus local sports and Sharon’s Halloween recipe.

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Latest

The local items leading this week.

School safety, storm recovery and Saturday’s community traditions lead the October 15 edition.

School Safety

Liberty High campus cleared

A threatening phone call prompted a lockdown Monday. Authorities confirmed students and staff were safe.

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After the Storm

Local recovery after Isaias

Calhoun and Liberty avoided major storm damage; crews cleared fallen trees and responded to outages.

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Community

Goat Day & Pioneer Day Oct. 17

Both events are planned for Saturday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Central; $5 cash admission covers both, children under 3 free.

Event information →
This Week’s Picks

What else is worth knowing.

Football, early voting, community events and Sharon’s spooky Halloween favorite.

01

Local football and volleyball

Liberty County faced Cottondale; Blountstown prepares for Holmes County, while the Lady Bulldogs earn volleyball wins.

02

Early voting begins Oct. 24

Get ready for the November 3 General Election. Confirm early voting hours and locations with your county elections office.

Calhoun voting information →

03

Goat Day returns Saturday

Celebrate local heritage October 17 at Sam Atkins Park and the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement.

Event details →

04

Sharon’s Spooky Spider Deviled Eggs

A playful Halloween twist on a Southern classic, decorated with black-olive spiders.

Get Sharon’s recipe →

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October 15 Edition

Liberty High School Lockdown

Read the district’s response and the week’s other local stories.

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October 24

Early Voting Begins

Review election dates and county voting information ahead of November 3.

Voting Information
October 17

Goat Day & Pioneer Day

Sam Atkins Park and Pioneer Settlement, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. CT. $5 cash admission.

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