Gilchrist County Journal Serving Gilchrist County and surrounding area for over 84 years
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Irma passes over Gilchrist County
The unpredictable Irma took a turn and ended up coming on shore at Marco Island at 3:35 Sunday afternoon on the state’s southwest coast. Several churches throughout the county canceled services Sunday because of Irma, while some held special prayer services Saturday night. Full Story » -
Bell Volleyball Team standing with their hurricane donation box
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Longtime Trenton Mayor not seeking re-election
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Terry Trail elected the 2017-2018 Chairperson of the North Florida Tax Coalition
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Bell High Cross Country Team
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Bell High Cross Country Team
Bell High Cross Country Team Front row, from left to right, Cassandra Rubio, Johnny Scott, Evan Cobb, Rayana Mkuu, and Jaidon Lovett. Back row from left to right, Coach Brad Surrency, Josh Mendoza, Tristan Townsend, Savana Thomas, Nathan Gray, and Toni Gillispie (not pictured, Melonie Piechocki). Full Story » -
Tigers dump Raiders Thursday night
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Bell defeats Franklin County in defensive battle
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Bulldogs defeat Eagle’s View in lightning-shortened game
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Trenton’s fumbles aid Bears in half time win
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Sexual Predator Notice from the Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office
Submitted Public Notification Under State Law 775.21(7) Sexual Predator Residing in Gilchrist County. David Lawrence Emrick, White Male, Date of Birth: 05-04-1958, Height 5’ 11”, Weight 195 lbs., Brown Hair, Blue Eyes, Address: 2390 NW 101 Path, Branford, Florida 32008, Gilchrist County. David L. Emrick was convicted of Lewd and Lascivious Battery x4 F.S. 800.04 (4)(A). Florida law, Sexual Predator/Offender ... Full Story » -
Rexroat is Chief of Public Safety
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Former Jenkins’ F-R-M Store in Trenton burns
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Sexual Predator Notice from Gilchrist County Sheriff
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State Representative Chuck Clemons Announces Trenton Office Hours
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Bell Volleyball Team standing with their hurricane donation box
Bell Varsity Volleyball Players shown from left, Ashlee Thomas, Madison Sapp, Tatum Duthu, Taylor Thompkins, Taria Liles and Jenith Hodge. The team collected items and donations for hurricane relief. On Thursday, September 7th, Bell High School hosted Layfayette High School in a District Volleyball match up. Admission was free for all fans, in lieu of admission, fans were asked to ... Full Story » -
Local 4-Hers shine at 2017 Awards Banquet
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Scholarship Showdown a fun event for Supporters
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School District holds Welcome Back event
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Elementary schools welcome new Music Teacher