Man hit by train breathing on his own
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com A Starke man hit by a train earlier this month while driving his pickup across CSX railroad tracks has regained consciousness and is breathing on his own, accordi…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com A Starke man hit by a train earlier this month while driving his pickup across CSX railroad tracks has regained consciousness and is breathing on his own, accordi…
Read MoreBradford High School presented 20 seniors as this year’s Golden B recipients during an April 23 ceremony that also recognized 46 seniors (including those who received the Golden B) as Principal’s Achi…
Read MoreBradford High School’s softball team was tied with top seed Baldwin until the host Indians scored six runs in the fourth inning in defeating the Tornadoes 10-5 in an April 28 District 3-2A tournamen…
Read MoreBradford High School’s flag football season came to an end five nights after winning the District 4-1A championship as the Tornadoes lost 25-0 to visiting Destin in an April 28 Region 1 quarterfinal g…
Read MoreCounty Manager Scott Kornegay delivered his fourth annual state of the county address to the Bradford County Commission April 16, presenting a wide-ranging progress report that touched on economic dev…
Read MoreBradford County’s fairgrounds got a glowing report card at the April 16 Bradford County Commission meeting, where new Fair Manager Harlee Hutchinson detailed the success of the 86th annual county fair…
Read MoreBradford Sports United, the nonprofit organization created through a partnership between Bradford County, the city of Starke and the Bradford County Tourist Development Council to manage youth athleti…
Read MoreBradford County Fire Rescue Chief Ben Carter delivered a sweeping annual report to the county commission April 16, detailing a year of historic expansion, cutting-edge medical programs and more than $…
Read MoreThe Bradford Community Healthcare Auxiliary, long known as the “Pink Ladies,” presented a check to the Starke Fire Department during the April 21 city commission meeting, funding more than $3,400 wort…
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