Obituaries — Sept. 23, 2025
James B. Cagle III Mr. James B. Cagle III, 78, of Starke, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025, at HCA Hospital in Starke. He was born April 10, 1947, in Fort Hood, Texas to James B. and…
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Dixie County downs Indians 39-24
BY MELANIE CRABTREE Special to the Monitor Keystone Heights returned from Cross City empty handed as the Dixie County Bears handed the Indians their fourth loss of the season in a 39-24 defeat on Sep…
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Lions keep rolling in volleyball
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Hope Christian Academy improved to 8-0 in volleyball with a 2-1 (25-17, 23-25, 15-6) road win over First Assembly Christian on Sept. 22. Addy Wilson had…
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KHHS volleyball team loses 3-0 to Ridgeview
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Keystone Heights High School’s three-match winning streak in volleyball ended with a 3-0 (25-17, 25-23, 25-21) loss to visiting Ridgeview on Sept. 18. M…
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Blanding C-47 looking as good as new
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud An airplane on the grounds of the Camp Blanding Museum and Memorial Park can no longer fly, but it looks as if it just rolled off the assembly line, tha…
Read MoreKHHS drops boys golf matches to Clay, P.K.
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Keystone Heights High School got a third-place finish from Jackson McDaniel in dropping a Sept. 22 boys golf match against Clay in Green Cove Springs. T…
Read MoreKHHS’ Wagner is 1st in match vs. Gainesville
BY CLIFF SMELLEY cliff@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Amber Wagner earned medalist honors for the Keystone Heights High School girls golf team in a Sept. 16 match against host Gainesville at Ironwood Golf C…
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City manager speaks at business association meeting
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com At a recent community meeting, Interim City Manager Jamie Booth introduced himself and shared updates on Keystone Heights’ ongoing and upcoming initiatives, emphas…
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Clay budget boosts public safety, cuts parks, libraries
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com Clay County Commissioners passed a tentative $779 million budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year after a public hearing on September 9. The spending plan boosts ove…
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