Monday, March 15, 2010
Levy County News
School board, union butt heads again
The School Board of Levy County and the education union are at odds again.
Ameris exec still plans to build hospital
The chief executive officer of Ameris Health Systems, the company planning to build the Tri County Hospital in Chiefland said the company has in no way given up on the hospital project.
Bronson native is National Watermelon Queen
A Bronson native and 2008 graduate of Bronson High School has been chosen as the 2009 National Watermelon Association Queen.
Rare triplet calves born at local farm
During the suspense of the Levy County Teacher of the Year competition, School-Related Employee of the Year and Volunteer of the Year may have been overshadowed.
State, county investigators pay visit to Bronson Town Hall
Two investigators from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and two more from the Levy County Sheriff’s Office paid a surprise visit to Bronson Town Clerk Kelli Brettel Monday.
County’s appointment of board member sparks fierce debate
The unplanned reappointment of a Levy County planning commissioner turned into an emotional public debate at Tuesday’s county commission meeting when members of the public questioned why the position had not been advertised.
Bronson barks, purrs
An estimated 5,000 country music fans spent Saturday evening listening to country music stars Chris Young and Jeff Bates perform at the Bark-N-Purr Charity Concert at the Bronson Sports Complex.
