Lawtey plans to remove train depot
BY MELISSA PYLE Special to the Telegraph The Lawtey City Council meeting began with the introduction of new rules and a podium for public comments. The rules are set for a five-minute maximum per spe…
Read MoreBY MELISSA PYLE Special to the Telegraph The Lawtey City Council meeting began with the introduction of new rules and a podium for public comments. The rules are set for a five-minute maximum per spe…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud The last chance to register to vote in Starke’s August election for city clerk is Monday, July 21. Candidates Lisa Heeder and Chrissy Thompson are bot…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Bradford County and its partners are moving forward with an ambitious plan to establish Bradford Sports United, a new community recreation initiative…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud At the July 1 budget workshop, Bradford County Commissioners and staff engaged in a discussion about the county’s purchasing policy and the role of lo…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Starke reported that while natural gas price fluctuations continue to impact electricity rates statewide, the city is well-positioned to minimize the…
Read MoreIn a world where only one in five small businesses make it to the 20-year mark, Kelly Christie Dance Academy has not only stood the test of time in Union County — it’s flourished, grown and reimagined…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud The Bradford County Commission decided not to move forward with the proposed energy conservation project or an RFP process involving Schneider Electri…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com An early Sunday crash claimed the life of a 30-year-old woman and left her twin brother with serious injuries. Friends of the family identified the deceased woman…
Read MoreThe following individuals were arrested recently by local law enforcement officers in Bradford, Union, or Clay (Keystone Heights-area) counties. All defendants are considered innocent until convicted…
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