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Florida voter fraud crackdown may hit Tallahassee, Gadsden next - Vimarsana News

Florida voter fraud crackdown may hit Tallahassee, Gadsden next

DeSantis doubled down on his criticism of county elections supervisors, saying he would hold people accountable for allowing ineligible voters to vote

Lawson touts $18M in House budget for local projects - Vimarsana News

Lawson touts $18M in House budget for local projects

Congressman Al Lawson says he helped secure more than $18 million for local projects in the House spending plan, which passed this week without Republican support. Gadsden and Leon Counties would get most of that funding.

Source: wfsu.org
Gadsden County working to bring new jobs to area - Vimarsana News

Gadsden County working to bring new jobs to area

With four interstate interchanges, leaders in Gadsden County are working to attract new businesses and new jobs to the Big Bend.

Source: wtxl.com
Governor Approves 10 Land and Conservation Easement Acquisitions Totaling More Than 17,000 Acres - Vimarsana News

Governor Approves 10 Land and Conservation Easement Acquisitions Totaling More Than 17,000 Acres

The properties total more than 17,000 acres.

Source: wqcs.org
Gov. DeSantis' congressional map would cost Democrats and Black voters in the Panhandle - Vimarsana News

Gov. DeSantis' congressional map would cost Democrats and Black voters in the Panhandle

Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing to eliminate north Florida’s only U.S. House district where Black voters can elect a candidate of their choice. The legislature, however, is working on a plan that keeps the 5th Congressional District’s current configuration largely intact. If the governor's map were to prevail, it would undo progress toward securing minority voting power in the region.

Source: wgcu.org