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Lindsey May benefit to be held Feb.1st and 2nd
Lindsey Martin May, a young woman who grew up in this county has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Lindsey is 29 years old and is married to Cody May. Lindsey and Cody have a little girl, Harper. A group of Lindsey’s longtime friends have joined together to hold a benefit in her honor. Tyler Black said last week, “We just ... Full Story » -
Home destroyed by Fire last week in Fanning Springs
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Nestlé Waters North America Purchases Bottling Facility in Northeast Gilchrist County
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Sgt. Ramirez and Deputy Lindsey’s Names to be added to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Wall
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Judge Griffis and Judge Lancaster sworn in last week
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Trenton girls fall from No. 1 in 1A FL girls basketball poll
The Trenton Tigers fell to fifth in the 1A Max-Prep state basketball rankings after being toppled 54-38 by the Lafayette Hornets Tuesday in Mayo. From the opening tip the Hornets were on their game as they held a 30-10 lead at halftime. The Lady Tigers came out hot in the third period outscoring the host 15-9 to close the Hornets ... Full Story » -
Trenton drops first loss to PK Yonge
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Trenton girls top Williston for SAMCO Title
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Trenton girls remain undefeated after 2 wins
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Trenton’s Bryn Thomas Signed Letter of Intent with Florida Gator Softball
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FDLE concludes Deputies’ murder investigation
By Cindy Jo Ayers On April 19, 2018, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Gainesville Field Office began an investigation of the two deceased Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office deputies and one deceased offender. The investigation began on the scene at Ace China Restaurant which is located at 1122 E. Wade Street in Trenton. When the FDLE investigators arrived they were ... Full Story » -
Commission approves new security cameras in Gilchrist Jail
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County residents sad to hear of the loss of Cecil Corbin
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Shop Local this Saturday
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Commission to continue dairy SUP on Dec. 10
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Bell Elementary School Brings Christmas to Cottondale students
This Christmas, students at Bell Elementary School embarked on what would be called their Kindness Project. The intent was to spread Christmas cheer to students affected by Hurricane Michael. The project began as a third grade activity and quickly blossomed into school wide giving. The third graders of BES started by taking their Kindness Tour field trip. Students traveled to ... Full Story » -
Tigers honor Senior Bryn Thomas
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Trenton FFA has good day at Sub-District competition
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Bell Elementary Mock Trial
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Bell High School’s Kylee Barry signs with Newberry College