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Today's Sports

  • FWC officers: Protecting paradise

     By Katie Purcell

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  • Tough week for CHS boys...

    If the Chiefland Indians boys basketball team thought this past week was tiring with three games between Tuesday and Saturday, well, welcome to this week guys. 

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  • Twice in one year

     Chris Nickolas knows the importance of planning and setting goals. But he also knows that to make it through adversity one has to take things day to day, moment by moment, step by step.

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  • Nature Coast Trail priority for...

    The natural beauty of the Tri-County area may serve to bring in even more tourists with further development of the region's Nature Coast State Trail System.

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  • CHS softball tryouts wrap up...

    Wayne Weatherford is returning as softball coach for the 2013 Chiefland High School girls softball team and he will start having tryouts on Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 3:30 p.m.  Joining Weatherford on the coaching staff are Whitney Mills and Brian Gore. Gina Mills will also return as the team's records keeper. 

    Tryouts will continue at the same time on Wednesday, Jan. 9, and Thursday, Jan. 10. Weatherford said he expects to have a team roster ready by Friday. 

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  • Patsy Sheppard wins CWGA...

    The Chiefland Women’s Golf Association hosted a five week tournament, beginning on October 31st.  This is a double elimination format of Match Play golf, where the contestants use their handicaps to equalize the matches.  Every player gets to lose two matches before being eliminated. 

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  • Bloodsport

    MMA proves popular in land of the chiefs

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  • Bronson still deliberating on...

    After an hour and a half of interviews and debate, Bronson will have to wait two more weeks for the leader of its Parks and Recreation department. 

    While the council couldn’t pick someone to fill the position Monday night, all members agreed that all four candidates were deserving of it. After, according to Councilwoman Beatrice Roberts, two weeks to “think and pray on it”, the council will debate further during a special workshop at 6 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 3. They will announce the winner at the regularly scheduled meeting later that evening.

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  • Chiefland hangs tight in close...

    Pulling away late the Trenton High School varsity football team won at Chiefland 26-14 on Friday night. Trenton (10-0) finishes its second-consecutive undefeated season. The close loss spoils a strong Chiefland (5-5) Senior Night showing that saw nine players on the sidelines for their final game. 

    Chiefland slowed down the Tigers explosive offense in the first half, holding Trenton to only six points. Alphonso Timmons added a three-yard touchdown run for the Indians in the first half, allowing Chiefland to hold a 7-6 lead at halftime. 

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  • CES principal finds balance in...

    by RYAN BUTLER

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    In a town where all three public schools share essentially the same mascot and colors, Chiefland Elementary School principal Angel Thomas is proud to support Chiefland High School. She has worn a Chiefland Indians shirt to every varsity football game this season. 

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