MISSING AND ENDANGERED PERSON
Corey Tyrell Barnes
Lake City, Fla., – Corey Tyrell Barnes was last seen on 11-01-2022 located at an apartment on Zesty Cir.
DeSantis visits Lake City Nov 3
Governor Ron DeSantis speaking at Gateway College last week. -Photo: Barbara Gill
By Barbara Gill
An enthusiastic audience packed the auditorium at Gateway College in Lake City on Thursday, November 3 in support of native Floridian Governor Ron DeSantis for re-election during his DON’T TREAD ON FLORIDA campaign trail. As a Navy veteran, DeSantis is focused and on a mission. During the Covid crisis he fought to keep Florida schools and businesses open, keeping our economy strong
Governor Ron DeSantis Declares November 7, First Annual Victims of Communism Day
LIVE OAK NOV. 8 COUNCIL AGENDA
City of Live Oak
Regular Monthly Council Meeting
A G E N D A
Tuesday November 8, 2022 5:30 P.M.
Detours Planned This Week for U.S. 41 at Bascom Norris Drive Roundabout
LAKE CITY, Fla. – As part of roundabout construction activities, there will be detours around the U.S. 41 and Bascom Norris Drive intersection
Retired Federal Air Marshal establishes firearms academy–Blue Skies Firearms Academy, O’Brien
Owners Heather and Rick Banke stand in front \of their newly constructed shooting range at Blue Skies Firearms Academy in O’Brien, Florida. -SVT Photo by Tami Stevenson
By Tami Stevenson
A Grand Opening was recently held for Blue Skies Firearms Academy, LLC in O’Brien. Owner and instructor Rick Banke, with over 38 years experience through the military and municipal and Federal Law Enforcement, is excited
Alachua voters have something new on ballot this November
By Tami Stevenson
With the election fast approaching on November 8, a general vote on November’s ballot for residents in Alachua County has some concerned and others hopeful it will go through. If passed, the referendum will change how voters choose Alachua County’s commissioners.
NFC named “2022 Great College to Work For”
By Allison Finley
MADISON, FL – North Florida College has again been named one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to the Great Colleges to Work For® program.
Jeff Siegmeister sentenced to 3+ years
Jeffrey Siegmeister -Photo: SVT Archives
By Tami Stevenson
Florida’s former Third Judicial Circuit State Attorney Jeffrey Siegmeister was sentenced to 40 months in Jacksonville’s federal court, yesterday, for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from an elderly man, accepting bribes, tax evasion and more.
North Florida Rural collecting storm relief donations
This photo above shows the newly installed banner at the Lake City Fire Department -Photo: Submitted
Originally parked in the vacant lot next to the fire department, because of an incident, CDT and organizers decided to park the trailer for donations in a bay at the Lake City Fire Department for safety reasons. -SVT Photo by Gabrielle Stevenson
By Tami Stevenson
In an effort to send much needed aid to victims of Hurricane Ian in south Florida, a project coordinators are calling “North Florida Rural” has come together in Lake City
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