Oct 25, 2009 | Examiner.com
The Ghost of Pvt. Robert McTureous
The McTureous Homestead Museum and Memorial Park are located in Altoona, Florida.
Marion roadways recognized as National Scenic Byways
The culmination of a five-year project by a local community organization will be celebrated Saturday to mark federal recognition of the natural and historic significance of the region's roadways.
Scenic bear byway gets grant; celebration planned
WHAT: Black Bear Scenic Byway celebration and ribbon-cutting. WHEN: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct.
Lake County's dark woods hide scourge of meth
T hey are some of the tiniest towns in rural Lake County, yet outposts such as Paisley, Lake Mack and Altoona - towns that rim the Ocala National Forest - are ground zero for a deepening problem.
Commissioners spare historical museum
County commissioners won't mothball Lake's historical museum yet. The tax-funded museum, located on the first floor of the historic courthouse on West Main Street, and its curator were slated to become budget casualties Oct.
Melton Haynes brought sweet orange industry to Lake County
As we continue our 60-part series on early Lake County history, once more we'll let Jesse Hunter, a longtime Lake County judge and lawyer get us started as we look briefly into his review of the county's history.
Lake County residents have a bit more access to public transportation. A new bus route for LakeXpress has been unveiled.
Lake takes aim at millions for firehouses
Lake County hopes to win nearly $4 million in federal grants to build fire stations in communities where response times are slow.
Fleeing meth suspect caught by police
A Lake County man tried to run from narcotics agents out of a shed containing a meth lab Tuesday but was caught, a sheriff's spokesman said.
Lake's bus system expands into Orange County
Beginning July 1, bus passengers can travel between Altoona and Zellwood and stop anywhere along the way on a new route that connects east Lake County with the regional LYNX system in Orange County.