Bradford High School held its 2025-2026 National Technical Honor Society induction ceremony on Thursday, March 19, welcoming 13 new members to Chapter 5123 and installing officers for the coming school year. Science teacher Camara Casson, one of the chapter’s faculty advisors, opened the ceremony by noting that NTHS has recognized more than 1 million members…
Latoya Foster and her Agriscience Foundations class attended a field trip to the Capitol for 4-H Day. “The students had an amazing opportunity to learn about their state government and have first-hand experience of the political process,” she said. “We toured the House of Representative and Senate chambers, the historical building/museum and the Capitol Observatory.…
Nine Master Gardeners completed the first Union County Master Gardener training in December 2025. The course included 50 hours of horticultural training and a field trip to the University of Florida campus for the graduation ceremony and a tour of the poinsettia production greenhouses. Master Gardeners help county extension agents provide horticultural information to homeowners.…
BY DAN HILDEBRAN [email protected] Lake Butler Hospital recognized Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with a presentation during its monthly “Let’s Thrive” seniors’ meeting on March 12. Physician Assistant Angelica Kraus, PA-C, noted that incidence rates among adults under 50 have been climbing for decades, while the disease remains one of the most preventable and treatable cancers…
BY JENN SAMSEL [email protected] Several women competed for the title of Miss KHHS. Kherrington Norman of Keystone Heights was crowned the winner. on Friday, March 8, at Keystone Heights Junior Senior High School. The participants showcased their talents through personal showcases, on-stage questions, casual-wear, and formal-wear competitions. Part of this learning experience includes building friendships,…
BY JENN SAMSEL [email protected] It’s that time of year when schools are coming to a close, prom is just around the corner, and weddings are happening in the community. However, buying a dress can sometimes go beyond the budget. The return of “Say Yes to the Dress” has been a tremendous success, celebrating its third…
BY JENN SAMSEL [email protected] Sandhills Studios is now taking clients and welcoming photographers looking for a place to shoot. The grand opening event took place on Saturday, March 14, in Keystone Heights. Caitlynne Weitzel has always had a passion for photography. She started her journey three years ago, and when a space became available, she…
BY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] John Miller has served his community through his involvement with the Bradford County Telegraph, but his civic engagement has encompassed much more, including his support of Santa Fe College. Miller, who has been owner and publisher of the Telegraph since 1973, was honored by Santa Fe at its March 4 Pillars…
This year’s Bradford Agricultural Fair/Bradford 4-H Very Berry Bakeoff had 17 entries from 11 participants, with Lucian Copeland, Jorden Desire and Noah Morris placing first in their respective divisions. Entries had to feature strawberries in honor of Bradford County’s agricultural heritage. Categories were Breads, Cakes, Cookies, Candy/Dipped Items and Pies. Exhibitors could enter up to…
BY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Imagine a trip to the Boston area, taking in the sights and enjoying the local cuisine, but spending most of your time devoted to math and science classes. A lot of us would be on board with sightseeing and eating, but Bradford High School senior Alixiyah Nicolas was just as excited…
