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Center knits senior community
[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
Ralph March, left, 80, relaxes near the front door while Aria Tribble, 76, works on a quilt square at the Annie W. Johnson Senior Service Center in south Donnellon. The center's 11 a.m. meals on weekdays draws about 15 nearby residents. Seniors participate in many activities. |
Jan Glidewell
Discussing unpopular views makes us stronger
Bob Jensen and I used to have some great arguments until one ended our friendship about eight years ago, but that doesn't negate his or anyone else's right to express unpopular thoughts.
Odd-size beers begin to fit in
Laws that took effect Monday also allow inmates to seek DNA testing and increase reckless driving penalties.
Man charged with firing shot at officer
INVERNESS -- Cpl. Scott Roush has faced down his share of armed suspects during his two decades in the Inverness Police Department.
Schools ponder reduced funding
With the state possibly providing less money, Citrus administrators have started cutting costs.
Ruling on Brown Schools stands
The Black Diamond development can appeal in Circuit Court a county official's decision to reaffirm his position.
Breesman expected to take Lollypop
CRYSTAL RIVER -- Officials of the 32nd annual Lollypop Invitational vow the field will be as strong as ever.
Warriors are on a hot streak
LECANTO -- Seven Rivers Christian coach Greg Hamilton isn't ready to say this season's team is as good as the one that reached the Class A final four last year, but even he has to be impressed with the Warriors' recent play.
