Council moves meeting to pavilion
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com The Keystone Heights City Council moved its monthly meeting to the beach pavilion for June, trying to improve the experience for attendees. “This is kind of a test…
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Lake Region Kiwanis celebrates 35 years
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com The Lake Region Kiwanis Club recently celebrated its 35th anniversary with an event at the Montgomery Conference Center. In the organization’s newsletter, Karen La…
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Airport leaders explain history and outlook for facility
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com The chair of the Keystone Heights Airport gave a Clay Chamber group an overview of the facility and the outlook for the airport’s growth. David Kirkland told the L…
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Dementia, brain health explained at library event
BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com A volunteer coordinator with Community Hospice talked about dementia and brain health at the Bradford County Library on Thursday, May 30. Renee Horne said dementia…
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Another building demolished to make way for … something
BY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud Workers wasted no time taking down the building next to Bryan’s Ace Hardware that used to house Sawyer Gas and other businesses. The replacement shoul…
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Program focuses on substance abuse, chronic illness
BY MARK J. CRAWFORD mark@ytfwqrof.elementor.cloud The first month of Bradford County Fire Rescue’s Community Paramedicine Program showed promise as the agency takes on new approaches to helping substa…
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Councilwoman’s donation has personal significance
BY MELISSA PYLE Special to the Telegraph Lawtey City Councilwoman Emily Hoffman recently made a donation in the amount of $15,480 to Bradford County Fire Rescue. The donation from Hoffman comes with m…
Read MoreNew parade route for Splash Bash — everyone invited to get involved
Organizers announced details on the 2024 Splash Bash Parade, which will honor senior citizens and veterans in the local nursing facilities. This year, for the first time ever, parade organizers have r…
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