Jan Glidewell
Away from perverse pleasure of local news
To those of us who deal in it, news is like a drug. We started using at a young age, have now been at it so long we can't remember what life was like without it and we panic when our sources are cut off.
Creditor sues Crown Hotel, seeks foreclosure
INVERNESS -- When new owners took over the venerable Crown Hotel less than a year ago, business was brisk. The landmark drew tourists from as far away as Britain who were attracted to the building's Old World charm.
Lone candidate ready for board
When Don Bates officially resigns, a surprised Lou Miele will become the District 1 member of the School Board.
Man to Man course aims to provide kids with role models
A nonprofit company will offer classes to adult men involved in the life of Head Start children to try to strengthen the bonds.
Crystal River feud seen in new tactics
America's best-known clan war is thought to have its origins in an 1878 confrontation over the ownership of two razorback hogs. During the next 10 years, the Hatfields and McCoys feuded continually until the intervention of the Supreme Court. When the dust settled, seven Hatfields were sentenced to life imprisonment. The eighth was hanged, in violation of a state law prohibiting public executions. Thousands watched.
Mom's Camp tries to make game a snap
The ladies attending Larry Bishop's clinic at Citrus High tackle the heat and terminology to learn more about the sport their sons and grandsons play.
Speedway schedule gets canceled by rain
INVERNESS -- Bad weather reared its head Saturday at Citrus County Speedway -- again.
