Students get look at city government
Students at Keystone Heights Junior-Senior High School recently had the opportunity to learn about city government during a field trip to the Keystone Heights City Hall. The experience provided them w…
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Student Art Showcased in Melrose
BY JENN SAMSEL Jenn@BcTelegraph.com Bradford High and Keystone Heights Elementary School showcased students’ artwork at Mossman Hall. Attendees had the opportunity to purchase pieces on Friday, April…
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Arc of Bradford has new mental-escape trail
Sometimes you just need to take a break from it all, finding a quiet place to relax and reflect. The people served by the Arc of Bradford (known as consumers) are no different. With that in mind, Ment…
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Hope Christian hosts annual STEM Fair
On March 3, Hope Christian Academy’s seventh-12th grade students competed in the eighth annual HCA STEM Fair. Within seven divisions — plus a Fan Favorite category — 80 students displayed their resear…
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KHHS Student Awarded Clay County Fair Volunteer of the Year Award
Each year, the Clay County Fair nominates a Volunteer of the Year. This year, Carter Doss, a student at Keystone Heights Junior Senior High School, was awarded the title of Clay County Fair Volunteer…
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Clay County Fair Marks 40th Anniversary with ’80s Theme and Chance to Say “I Do”
The Clay County Fair is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an '80s theme and is offering one couple the opportunity to get married on its fairgrounds. The grand opening of the fair took place on Ap…
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Bakery II re-opens at Johnny’s Restaurant’s original location
BY JENN SAMSEL Jenn@BcTelegraph.com Thirty-eight years later, what was once Johnny's Restaurant and Mike's Berties Heating and Air is now Bakery II, which has taken over the location. Ironically, Marc…
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KH Rotary brings in 65 Cars at the 2nd Annual Spring Fling
BY JENN SAMSEL Jenn@BcTelegraph.com Despite the windy weather, the 2nd Annual Spring Fling and Rotary Car Show attracted a great turnout. The Friends of Keystone Heights, alongside the Rotary Club of…
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Against the odds – How Lake Butler Hospital has survived and thrived as one of Florida’s last rural independent hospitals
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com Paula Webb was 19 years old, studying accounting in Gainesville, when a roommate mentioned that a physician who had just purchased a bankrupt hospital an hour nort…
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