JacoToday Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/jacotoday acoToday is your daily look at what’s happening in Jackson County, Florida. We cover what’s current and what’s happening, from local news and community stories to the people and places that make this corner of the Panhandle what it is. Pull up a chair, grab your coffee, and start your morning the way the county does: informed, connected, and a little more neighborly. Listen to the podcast, then get the highlights delivered to your inbox in the JacoToday newsletter. JacoToday: Jackson County, delivered. 2026 JacoToday 3bb716ef-aba5-5498-bd6e-486324c8117e yes en Fri, 23 Oct 2026 18:58:58 -0500 Fri, 23 Oct 2026 18:59:08 -0500 https://jacotoday.com https://img.transistorcdn.com/LrWYDmVoYb0wEJuoImBJdJ_gRfp3-QkIXfkLdtlFC6k/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS80OTc3/NzBhZGUzOWE3NGZj/M2Y0MTQyZWI4M2Y4/ZTliNS5qcGc.jpg JacoToday https://jacotoday.com episodic Jason Johnson acoToday is your daily look at what’s happening in Jackson County, Florida. We cover what’s current and what’s happening, from local news and community stories to the people and places that make this corner of the Panhandle what it is. Pull up a chair, grab your coffee, and start your morning the way the county does: informed, connected, and a little more neighborly. Listen to the podcast, then get the highlights delivered to your inbox in the JacoToday newsletter. JacoToday: Jackson County, delivered. acoToday is your daily look at what’s happening in Jackson County, Florida. Jason Johnson No No Friday Free For All 1 1 Friday Free For All full 11bcbfdb-e838-4ea7-a67a-0592e6d1b419 https://share.transistor.fm/s/45786058 I am back with JacoToday, the brand I started years ago and is proud of, and this Friday episode explains what’s changing. He’s leaving his previous page and podcast and focusing on Jackson County. He talks about what listeners asked him to do better, and about how he plans to cover the county from here on.

In this episode:

  • Why Jason is going his own way, and how to follow the JacoToday Facebook page and join the private JacoToday group.
  • What’s coming: county news, city hall and county meetings, new ordinances, and local events.
  • A look ahead. In November: hunting season, Thanksgiving, and local merchants with holiday shopping tips. In the new year: financial planning, tax prep, and spring gardening.
  • An invitation to coaches, student athletes, school and county leaders, health care and law enforcement, and commissioners to tell their stories.
  • A new segment idea for issues that can’t be covered in a three-minute public comment limit.
  • A note on Breast Cancer Awareness Month: a planned interview didn’t come together this month, but Jason says the conversation is coming.
  • What’s happening with the jail docket and obituaries. They’ll move to the website and won’t be read on air.

Jason’s promise to listeners: he’ll tell you when something is his opinion, and he’ll do his best to make sure everyone in Jackson County knows what’s going on. Follow, share, and help build Jackson County up.

]]> I am back with JacoToday, the brand I started years ago and is proud of, and this Friday episode explains what’s changing. He’s leaving his previous page and podcast and focusing on Jackson County. He talks about what listeners asked him to do better, and about how he plans to cover the county from here on.

In this episode:

  • Why Jason is going his own way, and how to follow the JacoToday Facebook page and join the private JacoToday group.
  • What’s coming: county news, city hall and county meetings, new ordinances, and local events.
  • A look ahead. In November: hunting season, Thanksgiving, and local merchants with holiday shopping tips. In the new year: financial planning, tax prep, and spring gardening.
  • An invitation to coaches, student athletes, school and county leaders, health care and law enforcement, and commissioners to tell their stories.
  • A new segment idea for issues that can’t be covered in a three-minute public comment limit.
  • A note on Breast Cancer Awareness Month: a planned interview didn’t come together this month, but Jason says the conversation is coming.
  • What’s happening with the jail docket and obituaries. They’ll move to the website and won’t be read on air.

Jason’s promise to listeners: he’ll tell you when something is his opinion, and he’ll do his best to make sure everyone in Jackson County knows what’s going on. Follow, share, and help build Jackson County up.

]]> Fri, 23 Oct 2026 18:58:56 -0500 Jason Johnson Jason Johnson 999 I am back with JacoToday, the brand I started years ago and is proud of, and this Friday episode explains what’s changing. He’s leaving his previous page and podcast and focusing on Jackson County. He talks about what listeners asked him to do better, and about how he plans to cover the county from here on.

In this episode:

  • Why Jason is going his own way, and how to follow the JacoToday Facebook page and join the private JacoToday group.
  • What’s coming: county news, city hall and county meetings, new ordinances, and local events.
  • A look ahead. In November: hunting season, Thanksgiving, and local merchants with holiday shopping tips. In the new year: financial planning, tax prep, and spring gardening.
  • An invitation to coaches, student athletes, school and county leaders, health care and law enforcement, and commissioners to tell their stories.
  • A new segment idea for issues that can’t be covered in a three-minute public comment limit.
  • A note on Breast Cancer Awareness Month: a planned interview didn’t come together this month, but Jason says the conversation is coming.
  • What’s happening with the jail docket and obituaries. They’ll move to the website and won’t be read on air.

Jason’s promise to listeners: he’ll tell you when something is his opinion, and he’ll do his best to make sure everyone in Jackson County knows what’s going on. Follow, share, and help build Jackson County up.

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