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Bill to dissolve White Springs headed to House

LCPD still investigating shooting of officer

PREP TRACK & FIELD: Whitfield leads Branford with 4 titles at District 5-1A meet

County feuds over aid for Fort White

Roberts picked to lead utility authority

Deplat request off SR 47 denied

White Springs mayor, vice mayor resign

County looks to solve office space puzzle

County disaster preparedness plan tabled

Cheek & Scott celebrating 60 years in business

Suwannee launching educator academy

WINTER ALL-AREA: Suwannee state runner-up Marshall White named LCR's Wrestler of the Year

BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING: Shipley finishes runner-up on tough day at state for Columbia & Suwannee

Meridian, Lake Shore deal still not final

County makes Washington trip

PREP FOOTBALL: Suwannee adds Hamilton County back to schedule

LOPD officers recognized for actions in February murder suspect manhunt

Live Oak, Suwannee County to DOGE: No issues to report

Live Oak targeting speeders in school zones

Churches team to ‘Love Live Oak’

Suwannee River Catfish Festival set for Saturday

Live Oak Council approves zoning changes in heated meeting

Living life in the (RC) fast lane

Live Oak Council moves forward with housing rehab grant application

House panel backs dissolving White Springs

City, county report no findings to DOGE

Appeals court overturns O’Steen’s convictions

BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING: Suwannee places second, Columbia finishes third at Region 1-2A meet

BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING: Byrd, Dimauro and McCrory win regional titles for Fort White

Live Oak officers cleared in fatal shooting

Suwannee using collective approach in Scott’s absence

Suwannee opts out of Live Local tax break

Utility board debating Helfenberger, Roberts

WINTER ALL-AREA: Suwannee's Jordyn Rodriguez named LCR's Girls Weightlifter of the Year

House backs abolishing White Springs town charter, ‘mafia setup’

Helfenberger, Hartley vie for utility job

Gwen Lake will show ‘good improvement’ after project

BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING: Fort White rolls to first district title since 2014

State pours $3.8M into city wetlands

RIVEROAK renovating welding lab