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Today's News

  • Take our Osama Bin Laden survey

    Take the poll and tell us your reaction tot he news that Navy SEALs killed Osama Bin Laden at his compound in Pakistan on Sunday.

    http://www.chieflandcitizen.com/opinion

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  • Chiefland, Bronson students collecting items for tornado survivors

    Children at Bronson and Chiefland Elementary schools, and Chiefland High School students are collecting supplies right now to provide aid and relief to families recovering from the devastating tornados that tore through Alabama and five surrounding states April 27. Notices are going home with students at both elementary schools on Monday and Tuesday.

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  • Levy County Commission Agenda for Tuesday, May 3

     AGENDA

    REGULAR MEETING

    May 3, 2011

     

     

    Call to Order

    Invocation

    Pledge to Flag

     

     

    9:00 a.m.   -        Barbara Locke

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  • County Commission Agenda for Tarmac Hearing

                                                   SPECIAL EXCEPTION 3-10

    TARMAC AMERICA, LLC - APPLICANT

    May 3, 2011

    6:30 p.m.  

     1) Chair - Call meeting to order

    County Attorney - Overview of quasi-judicial issues and procedures for meeting

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  • Classes get kids hooked on fishing

    Mike Lesso and Dave Morse of the Jacksonville Youth Summer Fishing Clinics can say they've taken more than 50,000 kids fishing.

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  • FWC offers special hunts on refuges

    This fall, Northwest Florida offers special deer and wild hog hunts at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and a unique “big-game” hunt on the island of St. Vincent NWR. 

    The application period for these hunts begins at 10 a.m. May 3 and continues through 11:59 p.m. June 9.

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  • Chiefland baseball senior night

     Chiefland’s seven seniors, all starters during the regular season, were honored during senior night on April 21. Pictured, front row, from left, are P.J. Allen, Josh Martinez and Jacob Reidy. Back row, from left, are Parrish Parnell, Brent Slaughter, Bo Beauchamp and Quis Green.    

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  • Sun shines on Bronson, finally

    Players poured Gatorade on Bronson coach Allen Strickland's head after Saturday's 8-1 win against Hawthorne in the opener of the 5-2A District tourney. The eighth-seeded Eagles (4-17 overall) failed the first time with an entire cooler of red fruit punch flavored mix but caught the coach the second try with two 16-ounce bottles that turned Strickland's white jersey red.

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  • Yonge & Done

    Seniors Kaylin Hastings and Lyndsie Stalvey hugged while holding back tears. Classmate Amber Richardson was completely exhausted. Junior Taylore Fuller simply looked furious, like someone had just stolen her dog, Gator.

    Clearly, it was an emotional end to an emotional rollercoaster ride for the 5-2A District tournament title. After 10 innings and nearly two and half hours, second-seeded Chiefland finally succumbed 4-3 against top-seeded P.K. Yonge in Gainesville.

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  • $26.4 million awarded in sex abuse case

    Editor’s Note: It is the practice of the Chiefland Citizen to not include names or information that could potentially identify victims of sexual abuse or crimes.

    Two children who accused their uncle of sexually abusing them have taken a long and winding road to obtain justice and they are still unrequited.
    This is not a case that will put someone in prison.

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