Business

Change is in the air at the Chiefland Citizen and veteran journalist and former news editor Lou Elliott Jones steps up the helm as the newspaper’s editor.

Jones replaces Jim Clark, who has taken another editor position near his home in Ocala.

Jones joined the Citizen a year ago as a staff writer, and because of her strong newspaper background and leadership abilities, was promoted to news editor last fall.

The Greater Bronson Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to this membership drive and having local community people and other businesses to get involved and join us in the fun.

The chamber is now meeting the third Friday of each month from 11:30 a.m.- 12: 30 p.m. at the Old Town Hall at 660 E. Hathaway Ave./Main Street, Bronson. The next meeting is June 19.

The new Board of Directors are:

President– Cindy Camp

Vice President–Tommy Dunford

Secretary–John Meeks

Treasurer–Debbie Miller

This coming Saturday, March 21, the Williston Farmers Market welcomes a great local smoker, George Cockill of “Do Right Cooking”. George will have his cooker on hand starting first thing Saturday morning and will be finishing some great Boston Butts and maybe a few racks of his famous ribs. Plates and sandwiches will be on sale during lunch at the Lions snack stand. George would be pleased to let you sample his variety and have you consider letting him smoke meats for your next family gathering, club activity or fundraising event.

The Williston Lions, Harmony Holistic Healing Center and the Levy County Flea Market would like to thank the community and press for their support of our first market. The turnout, especially from the local community, was overwhelming! Thank you all.