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The temporary shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline did not have a major impact on Florida gas stations. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)

The temporary shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline did not have a major impact on Florida gas stations. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)

Florida: We’ve got gas

JAMIE WACHTER
Wednesday, May 12, 2021
The shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline won’t cause gas shortages here.  At least not directly, according to state and industry officials. The bigger concern is the effect of panic buying.
More than 100 police officers and sheriff’s deputies rode through Lake City Monday afternoon to honor fallen police. The bike ride was part of the Police Unity Tour. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

More than 100 police officers and sheriff’s deputies rode through Lake City Monday afternoon to honor fallen police. The bike ride was part of the Police Unity Tour. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Copping a ride: Police Unity Tour makes LC stop on way to Titusville

TONY BRITT
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Police officers and sheriff’s deputies from around the country shed their everyday work uniforms this week to wear a different type of blue — bicycle riding jerseys.

Naegler checking out of LCMC

JAMIE WACHTER
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Lake City Medical Center is looking for a new top executive. Rick Naegler, the hospital’s chief executive officer, will be departing LCMC early next month to return to his home state of Missouri. The Springfield, Mo.
Jack and Ann Hampton stand with a pair of tributes. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Jack and Ann Hampton stand with a pair of tributes. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)

Couple aims to honor heroes

TONY BRITT
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Inspiration can strike at any time and in any location. For Jack Hampton and his wife, Ann, inspiration struck both of them at the same time. Returning home from a Macclenny restaurant in November, the Hamptons passed through Glen St.

LSHA taxes caught in momentary ‘snafu’

TONY BRITT
Monday, May 10, 2021
The Lake Shore Regional Medical Center hospital building was almost listed on the delinquent taxes list after a snafu by former lessee Community Health Systems (CHS) resulted in a portion of the facility’s 2020 ad valorem taxes remaining unpaid.
FWC Officer Luke Davenport helps an archer tally their score Friday afternoon at Columbia High School. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

FWC Officer Luke Davenport helps an archer tally their score Friday afternoon at Columbia High School. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

Young archers impress during national competition

MORGAN MCMULLEN
Monday, May 10, 2021
Sarah Ripple wasn’t sure of herself. As the Eastside Elementary School archery coach handed out a manilla envelope’s worth of medals to her young shooters, she turned toward the table behind her. She reached for a tall trophy and read the base over and over again.