This multi-part documentary explores the post-pandemic changes that businesses and people are facing. The COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly infected every area of people’s lives. The spread of these small droplets created a massive ripple in what we knew to be normal and its effects are still being felt today. In …
Read More »Citrus County Commission Hears Plan For New Animal Shelter
On April 13, a preliminary needs assessment, feasibility, and cost study for the construction of a new animal shelter in Citrus County was presented.
Read More »New Memorial Coming To Citrus County Sheriff’s Office
The new memorial planned for the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office headquarters will honor officers killed in the line of duty.
Read More »Citrus County Water Use Averages Decrease With Watering Restrictions
Watering restrictions enacted in June 2020 are helping lower monthly water use averages, improving compliance with Citrus County's water use permit.
Read More »72nd Annual Citrus County Fair Makes Return From COVID-19 Pandemic
The 72nd annual Citrus County Fair is making its big return from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Lumber Companies, Home Buyers Respond To Rising Home Prices
Lumber companies and home buyers are responding to rising prices for single-family homes.
Read More »Duke Energy Announces Plans For Two New Solar Sites In Citrus And Hardee Counties
Duke Energy plans to develop the solar projects on mining sites in Citrus and Hardee Counties.
Read More »Citrus County Commission Passes Order To Collect Boat Ramp Fees
The $10 daily pass fee, along with annual passes, will be used for expansion efforts, parking improvements and upkeep of boat ramps.
Read More »Local Movie Theaters Look To Community Support For Survival Amid Pandemic
In local counties like Citrus County, only one theater remains open as moviegoers explore outside options.
Read More »Lafayette County Businesses Resist Wearing Masks As COVID-19 Cases Surge
Lafayette County now has the highest number of cases in the state, with 18,024 known cases per 100,000 people, according to usafacts.org.
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