For Matt Dyal, a career in banking wasn’t always part of the plan. Starting out as a youth pastor in Starke, Dyal made a significant career change over a decade ago when he joined Capital City Bank. T…
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BY JENN SAMSEL Special to the Monitor The Save Our Lakes meeting, held on Tuesday, March 11, at the First Baptist Church, began with statistics on Lake Brooklyn's water level. President Vivian Katz-Ja…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Keystone Heights High School hosted the number-one team in the Florida High School Athletic Association/MaxPreps Class 5A softball power rankings, losin…
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BY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Keystone Heights High School’s baseball team got a home run from Aiden Screen to tie the score early, but the Indians eventually lost 9-7 to the visitin…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Keystone Heights High School fell to 4-5 in flag football after a 34-6 loss to visiting Forest on March 11. Alee Horton completed 7 of 21 passes for 142…
Read MoreBenjamin E. Norsworthy, a loving husband, father and friend, passed away Friday, Feb. 21, 2025. He is survived by his loving wife of 15 years, Tonya; children, Benjamin (Maisyn) Norsworthy, Kaytlyn (O…
Read MoreA.B. Adams Ackley Bob "A.B." Adams, 83, of Brooker went to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, March 6, 2025, after an extended illness. He was born Feb. 16, 1942, in Ellisville, to the late Jesse S…
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BY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Keystone Heights High School earned a shutout win over Crescent City in between losses to Mandarin and Buchholz in flag football. The Indians lost 28-6…
Read MoreBY CLIFF SMELLEY [email protected] Ryder Thomas won the 1600m, giving the Keystone Heights High School boys track and field team one of its 14 top-eight finishes at the March 6 Ridgeview…
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