Macclenny, FL News

• Macclenny, FL News
• Table set for votes on closure of Barber Road, sand mining
• 18 months for fleeing and gun violation
• 'Watery' field day at Keller
• Teen takes stage at Suwannee River Jam
• JU coach, former Gator guest speak at Y's Playmaker awards
• LPA okays twin sand mine plans
• Escaped suspect arrested in Jacksonville
• Refunds due for overpriced diesel
• Injured when truck overturns on I-10
• Bobcats join Wildcats for spring football training
• Boy injured after running into county commissioner's truck
• Incinerator company presses its case
• Foreclosures on rise in 2012
• Police: woman bought 50 boxes of meth ingredient
• Commission support for incinerator is peeling off
• EMS fees gain ground with commissioners
• Expedition team's cross-state trek ends here
• Fugitive now wanted for rape, too
• Integrated Waste Management Systems defers further public hearings
• Osceola wildfire renamed, grows to 11,701 acres
• Correction: Utility truck in crash registered to driver
• Jacksonville man shot in Macclenny robbery
• Opposition may be growing to medical waste incinerator project
• Development Commission to hold emergency meeting on bonds for medical waste incinerator project
• Truck runs stop sign, kills another driver
• Company seeks medical waste incineration facility here
• CORRECTION: KINDERGARTEN/SUMMER VPK DATES
• Three survive head-on collision on US 90
• Jury says man guilty of having child sex
• Arrest after gunfire near Keller Intermediate
• Feed the Children aides 250-300 families
• River cleanup set for Saturday, lunch at new location
• Septic tank inspection bill repeal in danger
• Seven implicated in melee near club
• Final harvest at community garden
• Glen man caught cooking meth
• Special assessments for EMS are legal, AG opinion says
• Updated: Body in charred truck identified
• Trucker charged in US 90 fatality
• 8th graders visit Olustee Battlefied State Park for 'living history' lesson
• Junior scores 'near-perfect' on SAT
• Accused swindler released on house arrest
• The stop signs to no where
• Body recovered from charred truck identified
• Body recovered from charred truck in Macclenny
• Health department to lose prenatal care
• Search for father, son on hunting trip ends after 36 hours
• Appeals court backs circuit judge decision in Wilkerson case
• Day 100 of the school year at Pre-K Kindergarten Center
• Former jail now a holding area
• Economy squeezing horse ownership
• Arrest for burglary, theft of cash and coins
• Biology students present diabetes research at UF symposium
• Gingrich wins Baker County, Romney Florida
• 18-month-old hit, killed by vehicle in Cuyler
• Macclenny college student to attend tonight's CNN presidential debate
• Performers take stage as forbears
• Early voting through Jan. 28
• Armed robbery at BP in Macclenny
• Lady Bobcats basketball headed to conference championship in Madison
• Rep. Adkins wants your opinion
• Manntown Bridge detour to start Jan. 16
• Boys, girls basketball tournament results
• Free refreshments for designated drivers
• Two stripped copper from cell tower
• Arrested driving a 'mobile meth lab'
• Pharmacy ties to 'pill doctor" closes up
• Former Baker Manor manager accused of stealing $25K from residents
• Local dog to compete in national invitational show
• Health department layoffs looming
• BCHS graduation rate rises 5.5 percent
• Jr. ROTC: 'more than a uniform'
• Comatose teenager's death a mystery
• Making sure they can see
• Collector tops among officials in net worth
• Collector tops among officials in net worth
• Collector tops among officials in net worth
• JOBLESS RATE DIPS BELOW 10 PERCENT
• County manager says animal control agreement 'fundamentally unfair' to city residents
• Motorized wheelchair rider seriously injured on SR 228
• Baker County men among nine facing federal drug conspiracy charges
• Armed robbery suspect apprehended this afternoon
• Woman sentenced for daughter-in-law's drug death
• Macclenny commissioners snub proposed EMS assessments
• State Sen. Charlie Dean offers emotional farewell
• City, county to workshop new assessments for EMS, police
• Cops bust marijuana grow house, find evidence of teen held captive
• SUV lifted by manpower to free driver
• Bus stop safety laid at feet of parents
• FWC kills nuisance bear near Trail Ridge
• Updated: State yanks Dr. Scarborough's medical license
• Birthday cake eating bear shot, killed
• State suspends Dr. Scarborough's license
• Baker, Union counties among the lowest taxing in the state
• Pedestrian hit, killed by semi
• Hit-and-run on CR 23C
• Chili, dance contests new to fair line-up
• Baker County celebrates 150 years with Sesquicentennial Day
• Final day of prep for 150th
• Scammers target local woman after she filed for bankruptcy
• Most offcials shy from taking raise
• FDLE, sheriff serve search warrant at Macclenny doctor's office
• More people could mean raises for elected county officials
• Free college for Governor essay contest winner
• 9-11 observances planned Sunday
• 2,000 acres burning in Osceola forest, smoke here
• Cow Pen Road paving to begin in 2-3 months
• 20 years for home invasion burglary
• Lawyers seeking to dismiss 33 drug cases
• BCHS pioneering online courses
• St. Mary's clean-up September 10
• Updated: Separate I-10 accidents kill two
• Males in county are dying younger
• City freezes 2012 spending
• Back to School for Macclenny - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Second I-10 fatality in 3 days
• Wildcat football game moved up due to hurricane
• Hundreds of pot plants seized after fly-overs
• Glen St. Mary man arrested for child sex abuse
• County manager cuts two jobs
• Boil water notice for south Macclenny
• Bio-dad seeks custody of Miranda Wilkerson
• NEFSH patient hit, killed by semi
• 45-year sentence for home invasions
• Armed man held ex-wife, three kids
• Sidewalks: delayed project back on
• Home invader-robber sentenced to 44 years prison
• County pledges not to raise property taxes, but shortfall looms
• Protests continue in sex offender custody controversy
• Teen killed in US 90 crash, others injured
• Burn ban recall on commission's to-do list
• Florida's largest chestnut oak near Glen
• Grand jury says shooting justified
• Boy struck, killed by car while crossing 6th Street
• Updated: siblings hit by car while crossing 6th St.
• Press garners seven FPA awards
• Snake bite victim critically injured at Ocean Pond
• 10 years for DUI death in 2010
• Updated: District retains a 'B' grade. Keller falls to 'D'
• School district keeps its B grade, Keller falls to D
• Warrents yield gun, drugs and cash
• Fire command set up at Olustee
• Fireworks: Risk accelerates with burning ban
• Broadside fatality one day after dad's funeral
• County shuns vote on Taber Boulevard closing
• Shoots, kills girlfriend's son at poolside
• Commissioner says he was defending himself
• Commissioner involved in fight at NEFSH
• Keller FCAT scores dip, BCHS makes gains
• JROTC leads Memorial Day event
• 94-year-old dies in traffic accident
• 70 jobs eliminated at NEFSH
• COA gauging support for bus service
• Fatality as pickup rolls on Hwy. 90
• 3rd graders post second best reading scores in state
• 42 months prison for having images of child porn
• DUI, murder charges in fatalities
• Sheriff has 2012 election opponent
• Sheriff has opponent in 2012 election
• Driver who ran over BCHS student charged with murder
• 18 arrests for drug dealing, more sought
• County declares emergency, enacts burn ban
• State warns of wind shift Monday, smoke expected
• Macclenny man killed in collision
• Superintendent: 'We want it to be abstinence-only'
• Adam Giddens: First six months in office 'stressful'
• Five-year probation for fighting pit bulls
• Smoke to last through Thursday
• Students' FCAT writing scores improve
• Sex ed agreement pulled to ensure contraception is not included
• School board to vote on 'abstinence-based' sex ed
• NEFSH job loss could reach 158
• Sex abuse offender is sent back for 6.7 years
• The county's big trees
• Commission to reconsider cutoff date for retiree insurance subsidy
• Dies when struck, dragged by car
• NEFSH privatization pulled, cuts remain
• Internet, phones go dead April 7
• BCHS senior dead after being run over in Macclenny street fight
• Man gets 3 years for Oxycondone trafficking
• Young son stricken with rare cancer
• County's health ranking remains low
• Power loss blamed for dropped phone, Internet service
• NEFSH privatization proposal pulled
• Arson suspected in John Bethea state forest
• Copper vandals interrupt Internet service
• NEFSH privatization back on the table
• Stabbing at McDonald's last Tuesday
• Superintendent: 'There is no good news'
• Arrested for meth lab at mom's house
• Subscription contest winner
• Bypass behind Winn-Dixie could be paved soon
• Farmer's market re-opens at city park
• County surplus may be used to pay debts
• Tire iron assault on wrong man
• County mulls becoming debt free
• Teen to researchers: sex ed inadequate
• Arrest for shooting into house
• Driver dies, four ejected on interstate
• Civil War battle recreated in Olustee
• City paves way for new Phantom Fireworks and other business openings
• Governor Scott's budget: the local fallout
• Pair in custody after gunfire and kidnapping
• Giddens' message to state legislators
• Kidnapping suspects apprehended
• Governor expected to propose privately-run state hospital
• Sheriff discloses ICE contract, but not detainee names
• Commissioners want guards at meetings
• District eases discipline policy on drugs, principals get more 'flexibility'
• State files against man for I-10 death
• 2010 in Review: Drunk drivers exacted a tragic toll
• Lot sizes reduced to acre, trailers allowed
• 12 arrested, four sought for drugs
• Opposition to tank bill softened
• BCSO drug stings net 14 arrests
• Sex offender said to be living in Osceola forest
• Macclenny man arrested on 22 child porn counts
• Graduation rate plummets, bucks state trend
• Bonuses to county workers
• County board transitions
• Fatal US 90 wreck victims identified
• Interview with Branch and Dean
• County chooses C. J. Thompson as manager
• Harris enters plea to sexual assault
• Ten veterans recognized at annual NEFSH tribute
• Young health insurance exec to be next county manager
• 'Drugs destroyed him,' mom says
• Anderson, Giddens win commission seats, other local voting results
• Accident knocks out power 7 hours
• Jail inmate numbers improving
• Four-year term for molesting girl, age 14
• Chadwick contrite about Kilgore sighting hoax
• Judge recuses herself in Teteault re-trial
• Vacant Macclenny factory AC units cannibalized
• GOP hopefuls leading in campaign cash
• Sanderson Woman dies when thrown from truck
• No sign of Kilgore in south county, sheriff reports
• Infant mortality task force kicks off
• 10 years for selling crack in 2009
• 30th anniversary Cherokee of Georgia powwow this weekend
• Agents raid Macclenny home
• Sanderson woman killed in accident
• UPDATED: 30 years for rape of teen in 2008
• Email request 'underhanded.' prompts policy on public records
• Preston named by all board members
• School board cuts taxes, adopts new $57M budget
• Baker County Fair 2010
• Judge sentences Sanderson man to 30 years for sexual batteries
• Updated: Prison legal aid group sues sheriff
• School board cuts taxes, adopts new $57M budget
• Former elections chief John Barton dead at 67
• Teenager sought for Macclenny drive-by shooting
• Judge 'reluctantly' accepts Fox plea
• Detainee advocates sue Sheriff Joey Dobson
• Fourth DUI nets one year in prison
• Primary analysis: early voting popular, spending gets results
• CoA seeks $2M more for center project
• Felony battery for kicking 2 deputies
• Updated: Judge accepts plea and sentences Fox to 50 years prison
• PTA returns to Baker County
• Few glitches as school year begins
• Davis, Burnett, Starling, Giddens win primary
• 62 apply for county manager position, nine with local ties
• Fox pleas to lesser murder charge
• Regional race to develop inland ports
• Examining rural children's health: The National Children's Study
• BCDC loses millions despite more inmates
• Suidical youth is arrested for attack on sister, self
• Campaign war chests: Starling, Davis and Giddens lead spending
• Home invasion robber caught Monday
• County nixes vote to allow limited Sunday liquor sales
• US 90 fatality 'eerily' similar to 2009 crash
• LPA rejects plan for shooting range
• Sanderson woman arrested for theft outside Walmart
• Baker County FCAT writing scores rise dramatically
• 100-year birthday of Baker County's historic jail celebrated
• County commission aims to prohibit internet cafes
• Effort to lift ban on Sunday booze launched
• "Porkchop" Belford sentenced to six years for rape
• Baker County Fair
• New Menu Starts Tuesday September 23,2008

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