Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com The Madison County Future Farmers of America (FFA) Alumni are holding a Boston Butt fundraiser supporting agriculture education students throughout Madison. They will be selling Boston Butts until Sunday,…
Deerwood Inn and Campground operates under new ownership
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com The Deerwood Inn and Campground has recently begun operation under new ownership and management, and with the new ownership, many improvements are under way. New owner Robert Sutliff and…
Grocery locker opens
Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com If you are in need of emergency food, there is an easy accessible grocery locker at the Madison Health Department, located at 218 SW Third Ave., in Madison. An…
The Florida Future Chef competition is accepting student applications
Kenzie James news@greenepublishing.com The annual Florida Future Chef competition, sponsored by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, is currently accepting applications for contestants for the 2024 competition. Students from seven-years-old…
Boyz to Kings holds awards ceremony
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com A large crowd gathered on Tuesday, May 28, for the Boyz to Kings (BTK) Awards Day, held in the James Madison Preparatory High School gym. Many hard-working students were…
NFC Graduates honored at Spring 2024 Commencement Ceremony
North Florida College Contributor North Florida College (NFC) awarded 181 students with degrees or certificates at the conclusion of its Spring Term 2024. Graduates were honored at NFC’s Spring 2024 Commencement Ceremony…
Kellie’s Kindergarten Prep holds graduation
Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com Kellie’s Kindergarten Prep recently held a preschool graduation for their graduating members, on Friday, May 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church, in Lee. Dawn Phillips welcomed the…
Tri-County awards ten students from JMPHS
Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC) recently awarded ten James Madison Preparatory High School (JMPHS) students with the TCEC Energizing Education Scholarship. This year, TCEC awarded $43,000 in scholarships to 23…
Warriors display their skills
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com Five members of the Aucilla Christian Academy (ACA) Warriors baseball team recently made a trip to Cleveland, Ga., near Atlanta, to visit Truett McConnell University (TMU) at the invitation…
Serpents who steal
Heather Ainsley news@greenepublishing.com Most homesteads who raise chickens want to provide a safe home for their flock. Whether you free-range or have a chicken-run set up, a good portion of poultry husbandry…
Widows ministry continues growth
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com The monthly widow’s gathering at The Bridge is growing as more ladies become aware of this opportunity to enjoy a free meal and build relationships with others. The ladies…
FCA Aucilla members travel to Costa Rica for mission trip
Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com Aucilla Christian Academy (ACA) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) members recently traveled to Costa Rica for a mission trip from Wednesday, May 29, until Monday, June 3. There, students…
Blaze claims mobile home and other buildings
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com According to information provided by Madison County Fire Rescue (MCFR) Fire Chief Allen Clayton, a fire that took place on Saturday, June 15, completely destroyed a double-wide mobile home…
What’s killing the Lake Francis fish?
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com According to Madison City Manager Jerome Wyche, several citizens have been concerned with a large number of fish dying in Lake Francis. Wyche reported that on Saturday, June 15,…
City applauds Albritton for park improvements
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com The Tuesday, June 11, meeting of the Madison City Commission opened with special recognition given to Madison Health Department Administrator Kim Albritton, whose organization has funded much of the…
SBA deadline for working capital loans is July 3
U.S. Small Business Administration Contributor The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private nonprofit organizations that Wednesday, July 3…
From the Sunny Side: Remembering the “Say Hey Kid”
On Tuesday, June 18, the baseball world lost a true legend of the game. Willie Howard Mays, Jr., who earned the moniker “The Say Hey Kid,” passed away at the age of…
The Game of Life: College Edition Work and play
Since this is my first summer in Pensacola, I’ve had the amazing opportunity to be around my college friends and enjoy the beach more so than I do when I’m in Madison….
Passing Parade: School choice winning
Nelson A. Pryor: Guest Columnist For decades, parents have lobbied for school choice. That is, campaigning to allow parents use money, the money already collected by the government for education purposes, for…
A faith that works saves
After talking about the royal law, James is instructing the brethren about their faith. He tells them that the only way their faith will save them is if their faith is producing…