Wooten seeks legal action against Finegan
Josh Wooten, president and CEO of the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce, said he is moving forward with legal action against County Commission Chair Diana Finegan following comments she made
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Josh Wooten, president and CEO of the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce, said he is moving forward with legal action against County Commission Chair Diana Finegan following comments she made
No one was more excited than Jason “JJ” Mangel at the CREST School graduation Thursday. He smiled from ear to ear as his teacher, Kay Carey, talked about his achievements.
James Sullivan, USCG Auxiliary Crystal River member, repainted the life jacket zone signs USCG Auxiliary maintains around the city. This one is the "after" picture from the Barge Canal boat ramp area.
A 75-year-old Crystal River woman died Thursday afternoon following a crash involving a dump truck at an intersection in Citrus County, authorities said.
What began as a question about a five-figure legal bill turned into a broader public conversation Monday about transparency, ethics and how much elected officials should know, and say, when
Tuesday’s County Commission meeting erupted into hours of disruption, heated exchanges, and even a brief physical confrontation.
Citrus County’s growing network of offshore artificial reefs is already coming to life beneath the Gulf waters, attracting schools of fish and laying the groundwork for what county officials hope
Citrus County commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday to direct staff to prepare a resolution doing away with the annual boat ramp launch fee for nonresidents.
More than waving flags and grilling hot dogs, Memorial Day as a national holiday is a day of solemn remembrance and gratitude for those in uniform who lost their lives
Crystal River city officials appear to be zeroing in on a financing path that could finally carry the long-discussed Riverwalk across the finish line, without asking voters for a new
The thick brick walls of Floral City’s Red Brick Place have held money, mail, dresses, antiques and memories for more than a century.
County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to move forward with a moratorium on data center approvals, directing staff to draft an ordinance establishing the temporary pause.
In a split 3-2 vote Tuesday, county commissioners reversed course on the controversial Betz Farm land deal, agreeing to rescind the county’s cancellation of the contract and restart negotiations with
Tuesday’s county commission meeting devolved into one of the most volatile public meetings in recent memory, marked by repeated outbursts from the crowd, calls for commissioners to resign and heated
Tensions flared Tuesday before discussion of the Betz Farm contract cancellation even began at the county commission meeting, when Commissioner Janet Barek moved to remove the item from the agenda.
For decades, the massive concrete dome rising above the marshes of northwest Citrus County meant paychecks.
The Citrus County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday rejected a proposal from Chair Diana Finegan to begin the process of terminating the county’s jail contract with private operator CoreCivic
The Citrus Libraries summer reading program kicks off with celebration from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, May 30, at the Central Ridge Library in Beverly Hills. This is an opportunity for families to meet librar...
Every morning, Evelyn Cooper arrives at Citrus Health and Rehabilitation Center, ready for the day.
INVERNESS — Candidates for two Citrus County Circuit Court seats filed one by one into a courthouse room Monday to make their cases for being appointed to the bench.
The dispute between Citrus County and Bravo Land Group over the Betz Farm property sale is set to return before county commissioners Tuesday after a deadline imposed by Bravo’s attorneys
Gary Bartell didn’t get offended when a fellow county commissioner called him a “political weenie.”
As Inverness prepares to build its next budget, the City Council members on Tuesday asked staff to schedule a workshop examining exactly what taxpayers receive under the city’s enhanced law
On Saturday, May 2, the Knights of Columbus Council 6168 Ladies Auxiliary set sail on a sea of style, laughter and charitable giving as its third annual “Anchors Away” Ladies