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Today's Features

  • Disabilities column by Daniel Vance

    I’m not afraid of  dementia
    Two years ago, I featured Sven Dorsey, who had read this column in the Lebanon (IN) Reporter. He said then to call back “in a couple years” so readers could track his progress with vascular dementia. After calling recently, what I learned about him surprised me.

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  • What to do this weekend: Go fishing, egg hunt, give blood

    Friday-Saturday

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  • History of the Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins presented by the Cedar Key Historical Society

       The Cedar Key Historical Society invites all interested persons to their last Thursday coffee of this season on Thursday, April 21, at 10 a.m. at the Cedar Key Community Center.  Ranger Leroy Smith, of the Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins Historic State Park, Homosassa, will be on hand to enlighten and entertain the audience about this little known historic site.

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  • Community Calendar for the Week of April 14

    Today

    Bronson Homemakers Annual Bingo
    The Bronson Home and Community Educators, also known as the Homemakers, is hosting its annual bingo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 235 Court Street, Bronson. Admission is $5, which entitles you to two cards. Extra cards are two for $1. Lunch will be provided (sandwiches, salads, desserts and drinks). For more information, contact Linda Johnson and 352-486-1535.

    Chiefland Library Friends to meet

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  • Philman to be Rotarian governor in 2012

    He’s a governor in training and he’s wasting no time learning the ins and outs of his new position 18 months before he takes office.

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  • On fertile soil

     ...as he sowed, some seed fell by the wayside, and the birds of the air came and devoured it.  

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  • Church News for April 14

     Easter sunrise service at First UMC

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  • What it is that we must remember

     This week marks the beginning of turkey season in my area. After months away from matching wits with a big gobbler, I’m excited to hear his familiar sound echo throughout the woods. His voice is unique to all of hunting and yet is so recognizable. It really doesn’t take a great hunter to know when he is in turkey country. He does not have to look for the signs, only listen for the sounds. He will let you know where he is hanging out. 

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  • Volunteer honored

       Hospice of the Nature Coast honored over 100 volunteers and guests from its Alachua and Chiefland teams with a Mystery Theater Dinner Party at the Great Outdoors Restaurant in High Springs.
       Mary Richardson (center of photo), of Chiefland, was one of those honored. Richardson’s first work experience is as a volunteer at the new Chiefland Thrift & Gift Shoppe, where she has been for close to a year and has provided almost 1,000 hours of service.

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  • CHS sophomore serves at capital

       Logan Smith, a sixth generation Levy County resident, was sponsored by Rep. Leonard Bembry to serve as a messenger at the capitol March 14 - 18. Logan is the son of Stoney and Laura Smith, of Fanning Springs.
       Logan is a sophomore at Chiefland High School and an honor roll student. He also competes on the high school golf and track teams. He's active in BETA, student government, FBLA and FCA.

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