Three Sisters Springs is currently closed to swimmers because of manatee populations seeking warmth in the spring.
Read More »‘Homework Diner’ to Expand to Inverness Middle School
Students participating in a tutoring program at Inverness Middle School will get more than a grade boost. United Way of Citrus County’s Homework Diner program will give select students free math tutoring after school. The program also offers a complimentary dinner and a ride home via school bus if needed. The program, which is expected …
Read More »Two Tails Ranch Hosts Educational Exotic Animal Event
In honor of Elephant Appreciation Day on Sept. 22, Patricia Zerbini hosted an event on Saturday and Sunday at Two Tails Ranch. The ranch features six elephants and several other exotic animals that are under Zerbini's care. The event raised over $2,000 for the ranch.
Read More »FWC Surveys Local Fishermen About Gulf Species
The FWC is conducting surveys to discover trends in species of fish being caught in the Gulf of Mexico. Local fishermen agree that monitoring the fish is important, but some question the method of data collection.
Read More »Craft Beer Scene In North Central Florida Booms
The number of craft beer breweries in the state of Florida is rising. The state's tourism industry is helping to increase the popularity of craft beer.
Read More »Florida Fishermen Face Fierce Competition
Florida fisherman are concerned with the growing taste for imported fish. As imports from other countries increase, questions of ethics and safety are floating to the surface.
Read More »City Still Looking For Solution To Repair Historic Downtown Clock
The downtown Gainesville clock has stopped working. The city does not yet know the extent of the problem, but is looking into how long it will take to fix.
Read More »Florida Springs Impose Stricter Rules As Manatee Numbers Rise
One of the four major springs along Crystal River, Three Sisters Springs has been closed on three separate occasions since November to protect manatees, which are an endangered species.
Read More »Mermaid Tail Tailors ‘Make Dreams Come True’
Mertailor, a Crystal River-based company, offers individuals a chance to become mermaids. Eric Ducharme, founder of the company, crafts spandex and silicon tails to make dreams come true.
Read More »Unincorporated Citrus County Residents To Lose Some Recycling Services
Some residents in unincorporated parts of Citrus County will see new recycling rules implemented next week.
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