Inglis News

Published: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at 3:55 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at 3:55 p.m. A federal jury watched a video taken by a concealed camera of two suspended Levy County commissioners apparently accepting thousands of dollars from an undercover FBI agent.

The road to financial recovery for some this holiday season begins on the highways and byways of Citrus County.

This year marks the 28th anniversary of the Inglis-Yankeetown Seafood festival hosted by the Lions club.

It looks like someone decided to plop a new bike trail to nowhere along U.S. 19 just north of Crystal River.

The Citrus County Commission will hold a special meeting Tuesday for land use hearings.

Lock's fate long overdue Those living around the Inglis lock have received notice that the Army Corps of Engineers is planning to fill it in, placing a permanent retaining wall between Lake Rousseau and the Cross Florida Barge Canal.

Boom time is coming to the Inglis/Yankeetown area in southwest Levy County. With construction of two nuclear power plants planned, thousands of workers will be descending upon the area.

A recent letter by City of Chiefland to Levy County officials expressing interest in forming a countywide water authority has found its way to the proverbial trash bin, according to city commissioners.

Pausing to collect his thoughts at the Mayo Correctional Institution, Michael Thornton recounts his efforts to guide his wayward son.

Not much has changed in this Gulf Coast town since Elvis Presley filmed Follow That Dream here 48 years ago - except that a shrinking economy dependent on fishing, shrimping and agriculture has left more people looking for work.

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Like a seasoned general preparing for battle, Tracey Cleveland plots a strategy based on experience and instinct, waging war on the forces that turn what should be a 20-minute trek home into an almost two-hour battle for her sanity.

When Cathy Reinertsen first held her newborn daughter, she told her husband that she wished her precious Heather Nicole could stay a baby forever.

As dump truck driver Craig Lede topped the Cross Florida Barge Canal bridge Monday afternoon hauling a load of dirt, he had a split second to react to stopped traffic ahead, according to a Florida Highway Patrol trooper.

Foster W. Bachschmidt and the Ford Tri-Motor 5AT that he trained in for his type rating.

Published: Friday, September 11, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 9:12 p.m. Man indicted in girlfriend's death A Columbia County man has been indicted on charges of first-degree murder and arson in connection with the death of his girlfriend and a fire at his home.

Several law enforcement agencies are involved in the search for either a person or a team, responsible for 26 burglaries - " all involving churches.

BP has announced the discovery of yet another huge oil field in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Florida Cabinet has given its blessing to locating a two-unit nuclear power plant in Levy County about two miles from the town of Inglis.

Imagine advising farmers on raising food crops and cattle in Florida's heat and alternating wet and dry spells, not to mention hurricanes, tornadoes and lightning strikes.