Public hearing on school zones Monday
BY MARK J. CRAWFORD Telegraph Editor STARKE — The Bradford County School Board’s public hearing on school rezoning will take place at 5:01 p.m. on Monday, March 13. John Gilreath with DRMP recently r…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD Telegraph Editor STARKE — The Bradford County School Board’s public hearing on school rezoning will take place at 5:01 p.m. on Monday, March 13. John Gilreath with DRMP recently r…
Read MoreBY MARK J. CRAWFORD Telegraph Editor STARKE — Starke was successful in its renewed attempt to obtain grant funds for the renovation of the RJE gymnasium. City Clerk Jimmy Crosby announced the city was…
Read MoreBY CAROL MOSLEY Telegraph Staff Writer HAMPTON — Hampton City Council voted to lease the former fire station to Funtastic Fire Brigade. Michael Heeder presented his ideas for use of the space, which…
Read MoreBY TRACY LEE TATE Times Staff Writer LAKE BUTLER — In less than a week the activities for the Union County Agricultural Fair will begin and both organizers and competitors are collectively breathing…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Telegraph Staff Writer STARKE— The Bradford County Sheriff’s Office said it arrested two Hope Christian Academy students after the pair drafted a hit list on a classroom whiteboard. T…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Telegraph Staff Writer STARKE— The board of trustees of the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought against it by a Lawtey…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Telegraph Staff Writer KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— The Clay County Sheriff’s Office has joined forces with five other Northeast Florida sheriffs in addition to FDLE and the U.S. Department of H…
Read MoreBY DAN HILDEBRAN Telegraph Staff Writer STARKE—The Florida Highway Patrol said a mother of three and a three-year-old child died in a crash north of Lawtey Saturday morning. FHP said a Green Cove Spri…
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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