Next challenge for lakes: vegetation
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Monitor Editor KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— Lakes Advocate Vivian Katz James said that with water levels on Lakes Brooklyn and Geneva expected to rise over the next five years, the next challeng…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Monitor Editor KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— Lakes Advocate Vivian Katz James said that with water levels on Lakes Brooklyn and Geneva expected to rise over the next five years, the next challeng…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Monitor Editor KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— Haven Hospice said it has named its Volunteer-of-the-Year Award for its Palatka branch after Bettye Zowarka of Keystone Heights. Danielle Brown, the o…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY Telegraph Staff Writer Kaylee Wright earned two first-place finishes as the Keystone Heights High School girls weightlifting team, which was shorthanded due to illness, competed in th…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Monitor Editor KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— Clay County school board members began discussing updates to the county’s current educational impact fee ordinance during a December 5 workshop. Lance…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Monitor Editor KEYSTONE HEIGHTS—The director of the community partnership school in Keystone Heights will soon see her late husband’s name on the VA Clinic in Middleburg. Last month C…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY Telegraph Staff Writer Skylar Kedgley and Logan Spence each had three goals for the Keystone Heights High School boys soccer team on in a 7-2 win at Newberry on Dec. 9. Luke Brunt sco…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY Telegraph Staff Writer Keystone Heights High School opened the fourth quarter with a 13-4 run, which helped the Indians defeat visiting Baldwin 56-53 in a boys basketball matchup on D…
Read MoreThomas Barker Sr. Thomas W. Barker Sr. of Starke passed away at his home on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022. He was born in Leavenworth, Kansas to Kenneth Wayne Barker and Elizabeth Whiner Barker Simera…
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 i…
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