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Today's News

Two big topics on BOCC’s Tuesday agenda

The Levy County Commission has reserved the biggest room available in the courthouse in Bronson for its regular Tuesday, Feb. 4, meeting at 9 a.m. where it anticipates a large turnout.

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Levy County Sheriff's Report

The Levy County Sheriff’s Office reports the following arrests:

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Lady Devil Cagers earn two district road wins

Williston 45 Dixie 31

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Lady Devil Cagers earn two district road wins

Williston 45 Dixie 31

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Students of the Month honored

Williston Mayor Gerald Hethcoat and the city council honored January Students of the Month at its meeting Tuesday night.

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No election needed

The residents of Williston will save money this quarter since the need for the March election is now moot.

Last week, all incumbents–Jason Cason, Matt Brooks, Charles Goodman and Gerald Hethcoat–qualified unopposed and were therefore returned to office for the next two years.

The four men will be sworn in to their new terms during an investiture service April 8 at 7 p.m.

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It’s another round of beer in Williston

It took nearly 90 minutes Tuesday night for the Williston City Council to get on the same page and reject a proposed ordinance aimed at selling beer and wine near churches.

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Levy County Sheriff's Reports

The Levy County Sheriff’s Office reports the following arrests from Jan. 6-13:

• Jan. 13, Eric Leonard Adams, 39, Inglis, kidnapping, battery.

• Jan. 8, Tammy D. Bell, 49, Cross City, passing/forging/altering bank bill, disorderly intoxication. Bond $1,500.

• Jan. 12, Arthur Paul Carrozza, 33, Bronson, battery.

• Jan. 12, Julian Michael Carrozza, 35, Bronson, battery.

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VCA gears up for National School Choice Week

Today perhaps more than ever, parents and guardians are examining more and more alternatives when it comes to the education of their children.

Vision Christian Academy, located off Hwy. 41 in Raleigh, three miles north of Williston, is but one of those choices area students have.

Its administrator, John Dulaney, wants to get the word out that the choices are there and funding options are available should parents decide to utilize the private school route.

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Murder-suicide puts Williston schools in secure mode

Three of Williston’s four public schools were in secured campus mode Monday after a fatal stabbing in Alachua County.

Casey Renee Wilsey, 37, of Bronson was stabbed sometime around 8 a.m. in the parking garage at North Florida Regional Medical Center.

At that time law enforcement officers feared the assailant may come to Williston where Wilsey’s children attend school.

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