Mike Flood’s town hall is set for this evening at Bellevue West High School. Doors open at 4:15 p.m., and the event will begin promptly at 5 p.m. This gathering offers an opportunity for community members to come together for discussion and engagement.
As the resurfacing of U.S. 19 starts in Crystal River, city officials are clarifying what the Florida Department of Transportation is responsible for and what remains outside its scope. One focus of these clarifications is a proposed golf cart crossing near Three Sisters Springs, prompting many questions from local residents.
Readers across the state are voicing concerns about what might have been a missed opportunity at the Great American State Fair. This opinion piece highlights how attendees and community members are encouraged to share their perspectives for possible improvements.
Two community figures, Hewitt and Opgrande, are set to be inducted into the Babe Ruth halls of fame in Longview. Right after their ceremony, the Babe Ruth State Tournament for 13-year-olds kicks off the following day, bringing even more excitement to local baseball fans.
Amherst County residents may soon face a familiar question: whether to allow Rosie’s Gaming Emporium into their community. Signatures are being collected for another referendum, signaling a potential shift in local opinion.
A countywide search is underway to identify Lawrence County’s oldest residential building. The Lawrence County Historical Society hopes that the discovery will deepen public appreciation for the region’s storied past.
The Daily Item spotlights a valedictorian at Warrior Run High School who highlights the importance of personal growth and leadership. Though specific speech details remain behind a paywall, the article reflects a tradition of recognizing high-achieving students across the region.
This holiday weekend, the Helena Independent Record invites readers to enjoy free coverage from July 2 to July 5. It’s a chance for new audiences and longtime subscribers alike to stay updated on local events, opinion pieces, and community stories—without cost.
Students at Levi Jordan Plantation commemorate Juneteenth through art, reflecting on a defining moment in American history. Their work reveals the importance of education in preserving and celebrating cultural milestones, though more details remain behind a paywall.
Families struggling with rent and financial hardships have a new resource in Venice. The Promise House, established by a local nonprofit, offers shelter and support to residents of South Sarasota County facing housing instability.
