Hoping to put parents’ minds at ease, Columbia County’s top school official shared a brief video address on social media Tuesday regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and a plan to use distance learning
Columbia County received notice of its third positive case of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, today. The person ill with the virus is a 46-year-old male.
School officials say they’re taking extra precautions following news that one of the two COVID-19 cases now confirmed in Columbia County involves a 46-year-old woman employed at Niblack Elementary.
Not flinching at the ongoing global pandemic, a massive block party erupted at Lake City’s Annie Mattox Park for the second Sunday in a row over the weekend.
A truck driver was seriously injured Sunday night when the semi he was driving was involved in a crash with another semi and shut down two southbound lanes of Interstate 75 for close to four hours.
A second case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Columbia County Sunday evening, just hours after the first.
This time the patient is a 70-year-old woman.
COVID-19 has been confirmed in Columbia County, state health officials announced shortly before noon Sunday.
The patient is a 46-year-old woman.
While most of Tallahassee’s attention is focused on responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, lawmakers on Thursday approved a record $93.2 billion budget for next fiscal year that includes $500 million
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