Gilchrist County Journal Serving Gilchrist County and surrounding area for over 87 years
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Robert Manley of Morriston wins the Truck
By Cindy Jo Ayers Morriston’s Robert Manley was very surprised to learn last week that he had won the Chevrolet pick up given away by Big Bend Chevrolet/Buick in Chiefland. The truck has been part of a fundraiser which started back in September of 2019. Tickets were sold for $20 each and the drawing was held on Wednesday, March 18, ... Full Story » -
UF Health anesthesiology team devises respirator mask made from existing hospital materials
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Floregon, a wellness store grown in Oregon with Florida roots, springs up in Trenton
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Gilchrist Students Participating in Home Instruction During COVID-19 Pandemic
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County holds second Special Meeting to address concerns of crowds gathering at local parks
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Lady Tigers remain #5 in Max Prep National Poll
By Todd Bryant Trenton softball had two games last week. The first game was at home on Tuesday, March 10 against the non-conference Mayo Hornets and the second game was on Friday, March 13 against conference rival Chiefland Indians. The Hornets came to Trenton ranked #6 in the state 1A polls. The Tigers started their ace, Darian Ingram, who put ... Full Story » -
Tigers’ baseball improves to 4-4
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Runnin’ Bulldogs News
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Lauren Shepherd signs with Georgia Southwestern State University
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Lady Tigers defeat two 4A opponents last week
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UF Health anesthesiology team devises respirator mask made from existing hospital materials
Reprinted with permission from University of Florida Health By Leah Buletti With respiratory masks used by health workers battling the coronavirus in short supply, the University of Florida Health’s department of anesthesiology has developed masks that can be produced in large quantities using materials already found in hospitals and medical facilities. UF Health workers are crafting masks out of materials ... Full Story » -
Gilchrist Sheriff not releasing inmates due to corona virus
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Fanning Springs to hold Special Election May 12th
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Local family loses young lambs to predators
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Tyler Pittman new County Extension Agent
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Gilchrist Students Participating in Home Instruction During COVID-19 Pandemic
By Janet Bradley With the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic across the state of Florida, Gilchrist Schools are providing a method for students to continue their instruction. School closures were mandated by the state until May 1, and at that time the situation will be reevaluated as to whether students will return to their schools or continue their instruction from ... Full Story » -
Suwannee River Fair sells 376 Market Animals
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Suwannee River Youth Fair and Livestock Show rolls on
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Gilchrist does well in the Fair Creative Life Skills Show
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Mitchell and Hodge have Reserve Champions at Home Grown Steer Show