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Putting Satan on notice, again
[Times photo: Ron Thompson]
Pastor Rick Moore of the Yankeetown Church of God leads a prayer Tuesday as he re-erects posts along U.S. 19 that contain the mayor's personal proclamation banning Satan and evil from Inglis. Mayor Carolyn Risher, middle, wrote the proclamation last year and placed copies in posts on roads leading into the Levy County town. The posts were stolen last month so the new ones are anchored in concrete. |
Blackout on Halls River records ends
A memo blocking access to public records on the project is quickly rescinded, but not before it stirs suspicion among foes of the development.
Board ponders site of Renaissance Center
Should the site for the alternative school be centrally located, close to Withlacoochee Technical Institute or near the county jail? Price, safety and image will play a role in selection.
Funding requested for animal adoptions
Volunteers ask for more money for animal control. They want to increase adoptions and reduce animal euthanasia.
Activist joins County Commission race
Cindy Cino will vie for the District 2 seat using growth as her campaign platform.
Arrogance already dooms a re-election bid for Jim Fowler
Editor: Re: Fowler seeks third term, defends pro-growth stand, March 9 Times:
Blouin fourth in midwinters Sunfish race
Joe Blouin of Tampa finished fourth last weekend among the 86 Sunfish racing for their midwinters title on Hillsborough Bay.
Citrus sideline
BASKETBALL
Top players in battle for area supremacy
With no Rushil Rao to kick everyone around anymore, the battle among the best players in Citrus and Hernando counties has heated up.
Crystal River is making transition, coach says
The season is going almost as expected for Laura Flanagan's Crystal River girls. Maybe a little better than expected since the Pirates are 4-3.
