By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue will hold its annual Thanksgiving Boston butt sale on Saturday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
The Boston butts will be $30 each and they will be smoked.
To order, please call the fire station at (850) 929-2354 and leave a message with name, contact phone number and number of smoked butts desired.
Those interested can also call their favorite Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue firefighter to purchase or email them at clfr@embarqmail.com.
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Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue Holding Annual Thanksgiving Boston Butt Sale
Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue Holding Fish Fry And Raffle
Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue announces that they will have a community fish fry and raffle at the Cherry Lake Fire Station on Saturday, August 20, beginning at 5 p.m.
The price will be $7 for the fish fry supper, which will feature fried catfish and mullet, grits, hush puppies, bake beans, coleslaw and dessert. Takeouts will be available.
To reserve a fish dinner or fish dinners, please call the Cherry Lake Fire Station at (850) 929-2354 and leave a message. Please leave your name, contact phone number and number of dinners desired, or contact your favorite Cherry Lake Fire & Rescue fireman.
Obituary: Jackie Kelly
Mrs. Jackie Kelly, age 80, died Thursday, May 5, 2011 in Valdosta, GA.
Graveside Funeral services were held Monday, 10:00 AM , May 9, 2011 at Concord Cemetery, Greenville, Florida.
She was born and raised in Shelbyville, Indiana. She married in 1966 and moved to Perry in 1973 where Mr. Kelly was transferred then later moved to Cherry Lake in 2001. She liked to work word puzzles, Bingo, Traveling, camping and was very outgoing.
She is survived by her husband: Darold Kelly of Cherry Lake; 1 son: Michael Kelly (betty) of Columbus, IN; 6 daughters Vicki Fletcher (Jerry) of Cherry Lake;, Paula Bullard (Paul) of Rushville, IN, Peggy Lane (Dean) of Hope, IN , Peggy Bower (Danny) of St. Paul, IN, Lorraine Brooks of Columbus, IN and Kathy Cox (glen) of Columbus, IN; 3 sisters: Lois Johnson of Flat Rock, IN, Joy Weddle of Shelbyville, IN, and Joyce Nickels of Mineral Wells, TX; 10
Grandchildren, 24 Great Grandchildren, and 6 Great Great Grandchildren.
Cherry Lake General Store Burglarized
By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
Cherry Lake General Store was burglarized on Thursday evening, April 19.
According to Madison County Sheriffs Office Chief Deputy Epp Richardson, someone threw a brick through the window and gained entry.
While inside, the suspect(s) grabbed cigarettes and a case of beer and fled the scene.
Richardson arrived on the scene within minutes but the assailant(s) had left.
If you have any information on who may have committed this crime, please call the Madison County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 973-4001.
Cherry Lake Fire And Rescue Hosting Bass Tournament
By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
Cherry Lake Fire and Rescue will host a bass tournament on Saturday, March 26, from 6 a.m. until noon at the Sims Boat Club (the former Wade’s Beach) in Cherry Lake.
The entry fee is $40 per boat for two fishermen or $20 per fisherman.
Register for the “Big Fish” pot at a cost of $10 per boat.
Registration will begin promptly at 5 a.m.
Prize money will be paid to first through four places if there are more than 21 boats or to first through third places for less than 20 boats.
Other possible tournament dates are tentatively scheduled for April 30, May 21 and June 11.
For more information, please call (850) 929-2354.
All proceeds benefit Cherry Lake Fire and Rescue.
OPEN ACREAGE BURN AUTHORIZATIONS FOR District 5 (Taylor, Dixie, Madison, Lafayette)
Restrictions: Routine Authorizations, Must have heavy equipment on-site.
Dixie County
- 100 acres near Sutton Grade Rd/SE CR 349, Private Landowner
Lafayette County
- 15 acres near US 27/SE Walter Henderson Rd, Private Landowner
- 3 acres near US 27/CR 400, Private Landowner
- 10 acres near NW CR 292/NW Ezell Landing Rd, Private Landowner
- 1 acre near US 27/NW CR 292, Private Landowner
Madison County
- 60 acres south of Rollercoaster Hill/US 90, Private Landowner
- 40 acres near NE Colin Kelly Hwy/NE Oak Hill Rd, Private Landowner
- 78 acres near NE Rocky Ford Rd/CR 591, Private Landowner
- 10 acres near NE Persimmon Dr/Paw Paw St, Private Landowner
- 40 acres near NW CR 253/NE Garefowl St, Private Landowner
- 100 acres near HWY 53/Little Buck’s Pl, Private Landowner
- 20 acres near CR 146/CR 150, Private Landowner
- 12 acres near US 90/West Farm Rd, Private Landowner
- 100 acres southwest of Interstate 10/CR 150, Private Landowner
- 40 acres near CR 146/CR 150, Private Landowner
- 20 acres appx 2.5 miles south of Lamont (CR 257/US 19), Private Landowner
- 16 acres near CR 140/NE Phlox Way, Private Landowner
- 30 acres near US 90/Masdemia, Private Landowner
Taylor County
- 70 acres near CR 14/Aucilla River Estates, Private Landowner
- 20 acres west of US 19/Athena Rd, Private Landowner
- 30 appx 1 mile south of Salem (US 19/Fish Creek Rd), Private Landowner
- 289 acres near Beach Rd/Tennille Turnpike, Landowner: FWC
- 152 acres southeast of Beach Rd/Salem Tower Rd, Landowner: FWC
- 4 acres near E Royal Oak Dr/Sea Meadows Dr (Leisure Retreats Area), Private Landowner
- 12 acres near CR 255/ CR 359, Private Landowner
- 200 acres near Beach Rd/J L Gibson Rd, Private Landowner
- 250 acres appx 3 miles south of Salem (US 19/Fish Creek Rd), Private Landowner
Disclaimer: Open Burn Authorizations listed are as of 10:30 am on 03-08-2011. Any burn authorizations opened after 10:30 am will not be listed. This list does not include open pile burning authorizations. If you see or hear of any possible wildfire, please call 911 or your local Division of Forestry Office Immediately @ 850-838-2299 (# covers Taylor, Dixie, Madison, Lafayette)
Ministerial Association Announces 40 Days Of Prayer
The Madison County Ministerial Association believes that the Scriptures remind the church that it needs to be in prayer as the people of God. Second Chronicles 7:14 addresses that issue: “If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and heal their land.”
As such, the Madison County Ministerial Association invites you and your congregation to join with them as “Madison County Prays” during the Lenten season. From 6 p.m. on Ash Wednesday, March 9, to 6 p.m. on April 18, we will unite in prayer.
The Ministerial Association is asking local churches to covenant with them in prayer for a 24-hour period. Each church can focus on prayer as they feel called to do so. The church may want to have a public prayer session, a 24-hour vigil, special services, open your church, prayer walk your neighborhoods or just ask folks to be in prayer specifically during that time. You may even want to join with another congregation to fill that day with prayer. Our goal is to flood the whole 40-day period with the prayers of God’s people.
If you would like to join in this prayer initiative, please plan to attend the kick-off at Madison Church of God on March 8 from 7-8 p.m. The church is located on the left of Highway 145 (Valdosta Highway), just past Rocky Ford Road. If you’re unable to attend the prayer rally and would still like to join the Ministerial Association during the 40 days of prayer, please call Kay Harris at (850) 973-3238. She will be glad to answer any questions you might have and supply you with materials that will help your church pray according to what God has in store for you.
Third Annual Charity Bass Fishing Tournament Set
By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
Clint Minter’s Friends and Family team and the Hopewell Baptist Church team are hosting the Third Annual Charity Bass Fishing Tournament. Proceeds will benefit the Relay for Life of Madison.
Registration for the fishing tournament will begin on Saturday, March 12, at 6 a.m. at Cherry Lake. Registration cost is $30 per person. Lunch is included.
The launch for the fishermen and fisherwomen is set for 7 a.m.
The weigh-in will be held at 1 p.m.
There will be a 25 percent payout to all who win or place in the tournament and the American Cancer Society will receive 75 percent of the payout.
For more information, please call Adam Sampson at (813) 267-7510 or email him at asampson@aol.com.
Happy fishing!






