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Chasing Shadows: Gibson Road family rooted In agriculture by Pam Richardson Guest Columnist Our local farmers markets and residents would jump for joy if it were possible to bring Apalachicola plantsman Thomas Cameron Gibson back among us. We are accustomed to thinking that the forward march of time brings progress, but in some cases people were better off in the past, and this is certainly true in regard to the availability of locally cultivated produce in the Apalachicola area. Thomas was born in 1857 in Long Cane (near LaGrange), Georgia, one of nine children of Osbourn and Amarintha (“M...

Chasing Shadows: Carrabelle becomes a town on Christmas Eve By Tamara Allen Special to the Times Editor’s note: This is Part 1 of a two-part series on the founding of Carrabelle. In 1877, a real estate developer from Minnesota named Oliver Hudson Kelley set up a tent on the east side of the river where the Crooked and New Rivers joined and emptied into Apalachicola Sound. He moved in his wife and four daughters and declared himself the mayor. He began immediately to organize a community named “Rio Carrabella.” Kelley used his Masonic and Grange connections to meet local businessmen and ...

Children are doing. to be safe. >> i will tell you, that she will continue to support the work of this administration. >> i think that history will look back on her very kindly. i hope first ladies to come will take a page out of her book. i think it's very powerful and strong. >> she's in a role that's dynamic. it's ever changing. while we can be an impatient nation, we have to give melania trump time. >> within the role of first lady, has has served notice she will do it as she wants to do it. i think people understand they are chasing shadows. we just don't know melania trump.

>> she's in a role that's dynamic. it's ever changing. while we can sometimes be an impatient nation, we're just going to have to give melania trump time. >> within the role of first lady she has served notice that she will do it as she wants to do it. i think people understand they're sort of chasing shadows. we just don't know melania trump. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. lots of news on that explosive interview, you know the one i'm talking about, the president saying that he'd be open to taking dirt on his political opponents from foreign powers. yeah, that one. outrage spreading,...

But she is going to let it be known that she's not happy. >> do you think the public will see her more or come to understand her more? >> i will leave it to the first lady to unveil additional parts of her portfolio. >> parents need to watch what children are doing, so to be safe. >> but i will tell you that she will continue to support the work of this administration. >> i think that history will look back on her very kindly. i hope that first ladies to come will take a page out of her book because i think it's just very powerful and strong. >> she's in a role that's dynamic. it's ever changi...