Wednesday, May 22, 2013

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Theater president hopes to open by year's end

BROOKSVILLE - Bo Chambliss wants to assure moviegoers a new large screen theater is definitely on the way for Hernando County.
2 hours ago

Superintendent contract signed, board-approved

BROOKSVILLE The Hernando County School Board voted 4-1 Tuesday to approve the terms of a two-year contract for incoming superintendent Lori Romano, which is a document that has been in negotiations since the board selected her mid-March.
2 hours ago

New law prompts elections office changes Anderson proposes doubling early voting sites; later hours to accommodate workers

BROOKSVILLE - Supervisor of Elections Shirley Anderson plans to double the number of early voting sites next year, increase hours to allow for later ballot-casting and initiate other changes to increase voter participation.
2 hours ago

Teen booked for stealing mother's gold

BROOKSVILLE - The Hernando County Sheriff's Office arrested a 14-year-old boy Tuesday on charges of grand theft.
10 hours ago
Another suitor seeks Brooksville Air Center site

Another suitor seeks Brooksville Air Center site

BROOKSVILLE - Only one month after the county bought the vacant Brooksville Air Facility, there are already three potential suitors interested in leasing the expansive facility.
13 hours ago

State axes three county projects

BROOKSVILLE - Two out of five is not too bad, says County Commission Chairman Dave Russell.
13 hours ago

Man at large on pair of attempted murder charges

BROOKSVILLE - Brooksville Police on Tuesday continued to search for a man wanted on two attempted murder charges.
13 hours ago

City: Traffic lights warrant a second look

BROOKSVILLE - Inspired by an investigative journalism piece out of Tampa, Brooksville City Council agreed city traffic lights warrant a second opinion.
13 hours ago

$1.5 million for adult training in budget

BROOKSVILLE When Gov. Rick Scott signed the 2013-2014 "Florida Families First Budget" Monday, he effectively set aside $1.5 million for Hernando County to utilize for job growth and adult and community education.
05/21/13

Over and above

Discovering a rhythmic dripping in the dining room, coming from a discoloration in the ceiling above the glass table, isn't the best way to learn the roof is in trouble. Yet Bonnie Chichester, the chief operating officer of Alan's Roofing Inc., said that...
12 hours ago

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