Obituaries — Nov. 12, 2024
Franklin Birt Franklin George Birt, 76, died Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024, at Haven Hospice E.T. York Care Center in Gainesville. Survivors are his cousins, Oscar Estes, Pat Crawford, Man Estes, and Christ…
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Huntley leads KHHS girls soccer team in 8-0 district win
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Kayden Huntley scored four goals for the Keystone Heights High School girls soccer team, which defeated District 4-3A opponent Palatka 8-0 on Nov. 8 in…
Read MoreKHHS boys soccer team ties Rams in 1st district match
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Keystone Heights High School scored three second-half goals in a 3-3 tie against District 4-3A opponent Eastside in a Nov. 8 boys soccer match in Gaines…
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Packing party sends gifts overseas
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com On October 27, the children’s ministry at Trinity Baptist Church held a packing party to send Christmas gift boxes overseas. The party was part of Operation Christ…
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Culbreth trees and resting spots win Yard of The Month
BY GINNY GEIGER AND BARBARA ANDERSON Garden Club of the Lakes When Clark Culbreth was transferred from Jacksonville to Gainesville in 2002, he and Connie decided they had spent enough time in large ci…
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DAR chapter donates trees to Soldiers Freedom Outdoors
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud With its November meeting taking place one week prior to Veterans Day, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Col. Samuel Elbert Chapter, took part i…
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Remember the families
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com One of the speakers at the American Legion’s Salute to Heroes ceremony at the Keystone Heights Theme Park said Veterans Day is a time to thank service members and…
Read MoreHeroes honored during Krawlin’ for the Fallen
BY JENN SAMSEL Special to the Monitor This past weekend's 10th annual Krawl'n for the Fallen event, which took place at Keystone Heights Airport, was a memorial to remember. The community brought thei…
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