BY TRACY LEE TATE Times Editor LAKE BUTLER — Almost everyone knows someone with cancer and most of these have also lost a friend, neighbor or loved one to this dread group of diseases. The only way…
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BY TRACY LEE TATE Times Editor LAKE BUTLER — Local motorcycle enthusiast Willie Smith passed away three years ago from cancer, but he is remembered by his friends with the annual Big Willie Dice Run…
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Many Union County students from fourth to ninth grade were rewarded for their high achievements on the 2021-22 FSA. Lake Butler Middle School had more than 100 students achieve a Level 5, which is th…
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The Jr. Woman’s Club of Keystone Heights held its first Almost Fall Craft and Vendor Festival last Saturday. The event hosted over 30 vendors, four food trucks, face painting and free books from the B…
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Nina Steinmeyer’s first-grade students at Starke Elementary School learned about Patriot Day and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, during a weeklong discussion about heroes and the lives lost d…
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BY TRACY LEE TATE Times Editor The Union County Agricultural Education Complex has shown itself to be an asset to the entire community, offering meeting space to a fundraiser for St. Jude’s, Project…
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BY CLIFF SMELLEY Telegraph Staff Writer Songwriter Nicolette Hayford has helped others share their life stories. Now, she’s ready to share hers. Hayford, a 2003 Bradford High School graduate, is set t…
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BY TRACY LEE TATE Times Editor The days of summer are counting down and in less than a month fall will arrive (Sept. 22), hopefully bringing cooler temperatures with it. The young people have returne…
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BY CHERYL CANOVA Altrusa of Starke Altrusa International of Starke received a grant from the Altrusa District Three Foundation in May for $500 and another grant from the Altrusa International Foundati…
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