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Today's Features

  • Haven Hospice hosts info session for pet therapy volunteers

    Haven Hospice Volunteer Services will be hosting a meeting for those interested in volunteering with Haven’s pet therapy program. The session is from noon to 2 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 9, at Haven Hospice Tri-Counties Care Center,  311 N.E. 9th St.,  Chiefland.

       The meeting is free and open to the public. Please bring a brown bag lunch. 

       For more information or to RSVP, please contact Haven Hospice at 352-493-2333.

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  • VFW News

     On Aug. 1, the National Commander In Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States of America, Richard Eubank, of California, visited the local Chiefland VFW Post 5625. He and the Florida State Officers were in route to Tallahassee for a meeting with our governor and political representatives to promote veterans legislation.

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  • It’s not ‘Forgotten’

     By NANCY KENNEDY

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  • American Legion

     American legion Auxiliary 

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  • Community Calendar for the week of Aug. 4

     Through August 12

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  • Florida Master Naturalist Program

    The Upland Habitats Module, a six-week course, will be on Thursdays, Sept. 22 through Oct. 27, Levy County Extension Office, 625 N. Hathaway Ave — U.S. Highway 27A, Bronson. Course fee of $225 includes student workbooks, 12 presentations, three field trips, four videos, certificate, patch, pin, and more.

    To register or for more information,  go to http://www.masternaturalist.ifas.ufl.edu/ or call Emma Willcox at 352-486-5131.

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  • Chiefland Rotary

     The Chiefland Rotary Club has a new slate of officers for the 2011-12 year, from left, David Renaud, president; Robert Balbis, vice president; Robert Beauchamp, treasurer; and Michael Michaelis, secretary.

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  • Results of the Chiefland Flea Market Classic Car Show

    Results of the Chiefland Flea Market
    Classic Car Show
    June 11

    BEST OF SHOW
    Terry Langford, 1970 Ford F-100
    Best Mopar — Mac McReynolds, 1960 Plymouth Fury
    Best GM — Lee and Sandy Mann, 1953 Pontiac Catalina
    Best Ford — Tommie Richardson, 1955 Ford Crown Victoria
    Best Sedan — Gary Hooper, 1933 Ford Sedan Delivery
    Best Truck — Ken McFarland, 1951 Ford
    F-100
    Best Late Model — Daniel Parks, 2004 Dodge Ram

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  • The inward man is being renewed day by day

    I’m not one of those professional archers who shoot their bow year-round. I am a hunter who has to wipe the dust off of it during this time of year. I know this is the period where I have to begin shooting in order to feel comfortable in various hunting situations when deer season comes about. But it’s so hot right now. And because my wife is not too keen about me setting up an indoor range down the hall in my house, I am going to have to endure the August heat for a chance at October meat.

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  • Who’s training who?

    People used to come from miles around to watch me train my black lab Leroy. Not because he was so smart, it’s just nobody had ever seen a dog swim the back-stroke.
     Like all labs, Leroy loved to fetch. He just happened to be deathly afraid of water! It was sure something to see when those two driving forces collided. If I’d of had any business sense I’d have charged people admission to watch him go. I’d have gotten richer than whoever owns that talking Gecko.

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