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Fort White graduating more than 150

FORT WHITE — Exactly one week after the 2024 school year ended, more than 150 Fort White High School seniors will get their moment to shine when the school holds its commencement exercise this week. The FWHS graduation ceremony will take place 8 p.m.
Ansley Williams (from left) adjusts Elle Grecian’s cap as Kansas Schrader also makes last minutes adjustments to Grecian’s outfit in the minutes leading up to Friday evening’s graduation at Columbia High School. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Ansley Williams (from left) adjusts Elle Grecian’s cap as Kansas Schrader also makes last minutes adjustments to Grecian’s outfit in the minutes leading up to Friday evening’s graduation at Columbia High School. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia High School graduates nearly 400 students

Nearly 400 Columbia High School students were expected to be poised and confident for their graduation Friday evening, capping-off their high school careers. However, in the final moments that they waited to take the field for the ceremony, their emotions betrayed them.
AgroLiquid adminstrators David Gilliam (from left), Gerrit Bancroft, Nick Bancroft, Alan Kennedy and Todd Cressman toss dirt from their shovels during a March groundbreaking ceremony for the company’s new plant at the North Florida Mega Industrial Park. (FILE)

AgroLiquid adminstrators David Gilliam (from left), Gerrit Bancroft, Nick Bancroft, Alan Kennedy and Todd Cressman toss dirt from their shovels during a March groundbreaking ceremony for the company’s new plant at the North Florida Mega Industrial Park. (FILE)

USDA funds $4M to mega site project

Business for the first tenants at the North Florida Mega Industrial Park may sprout quicker thanks to some federal funding. As part of $83 million in U.S.
Makeba Murphy, Niblack Elementary School principal, hugs students on the final day of school before they board their buses. The Niblack school building is scheduled to be demolished in a few weeks and a new school building erected on the site. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Makeba Murphy, Niblack Elementary School principal, hugs students on the final day of school before they board their buses. The Niblack school building is scheduled to be demolished in a few weeks and a new school building erected on the site. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

End of year ‘bittersweet’ at Niblack Elementary

When school let out at Niblack Elementary School at 2:15 p.m. Friday, it wasn’t just for the students, faculty and staff. The bell rang on the school building itself as well, since the facility is set for demolition in a few weeks.
A Columbia County school bus sits on U.S. Highway 90 after it was rear-ended by a car Wednesday afternoon. No students were on board the bus at the time. (TODD WILSON/Lake City Reporter)

A Columbia County school bus sits on U.S. Highway 90 after it was rear-ended by a car Wednesday afternoon. No students were on board the bus at the time. (TODD WILSON/Lake City Reporter)

School bus hit with no students on board

No students were injured in a Wednesday afternoon crash involving a Columbia County School District bus. The school bus was stopped at a red light on U.S. Highway 90 between Commerce Drive and Interstate 75 when it was rear-ended by a car at 3:25 p.m. Wednesday.
Columbia High teacher Scott Dockery took a group of his building trades and construction design technology students to an industry leadership conference last month. (COURTESY)

Columbia High teacher Scott Dockery took a group of his building trades and construction design technology students to an industry leadership conference last month. (COURTESY)

Conference helps CHS students build toward career

From installing solar panels, learning the ins and outs of installing a fire hydrant/fire suppression system as well as observing other trends in the building and construction industry, a group of Columbia High School students were the beneficiaries of an industry leadership conference last month.

NorthStar, RCC hosting Family Fun Day

Local families are being invited out for a day of food, games and fun to kick off the beginning of summer. NorthStar Family Resource Center, in partnership with the Richardson Community Center, is set to host its 2024 Family Fun Day. The festivities will begin on Saturday, May 25, at 9 a.m.