Whether you’ve visited City Hall or have attended a Madison City Commission meeting, you’ve probably met Lee Anne Hall; Madison’s City Clerk. Since 1996, Hall has faithfully served as the City Clerk…
Boyz to Kings completes trifecta
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com The Madison-based youth mentorship and dropout prevention program, Boyz to Kings (BTK) recently completed a classic “three-peat” when the organization was voted a “Best of Florida” for the…
Madison School Board split over staffing changes at Madison High
The Madison County School Board worked through a packed agenda at its Tuesday, Sep. 2 meeting, tackling contracts, personnel mattes and ongoing negotiations with North Florida Child Development. However the sharpest debate…
Lee Town Council discusses speed bumps
Leah Androski reporter@greenepublishing.com The Lee Town Council met on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 7 p.m. There were no public comments. The council started discussion on where to place the speed bumps…
Senior Citizens Council of Madison Director expands community support
The Senior Citizen Council of Madison County’s Director, Lisa Burnham, is making waves by strengthening programs and building community support for local seniors. Under their leadership, the Council is emphasizing service, fundraising…
Second Harvest of the Big Bend harnesses collective action during Hunger Action Month
Second Harvest Contributor Throughout America’s history, people have come together to drive meaningful change. This September, Second Harvest of the Big Bend is calling on the Big Bend community to unite once…
District School Board to host free homeschooling information session
Hailey Waldo news@greenepublishing.com The District School Board of Madison is inviting families to attend a free Homeschool Information Session on Tuesday, Sep. 16, beginning at 6 p.m. located at the Madison County…
Pickett Lake Camp director announces retirement, successor needed
Hailey Waldo News@greenepublishing.com Pickett Lake Camp, a beloved retreat known for its scenic lakefront, rustic cabins, and programs that bring together faith, fellowship, and fun, is preparing for a major transition in…
Madison’s legislative delegation meets
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com On Monday, Sept. 8, both State Representative Allison Tant and State Senator Corey Simon were in Madison to hold their annual delegation meeting. It was an opportunity for…
Madison Cattleman’s and Big Bend Cattlewomen’s Association bring home awards
Madison County Cattleman’s Association and Big Bend Cattlewomen attended the 2025 Florida Cattlemen’s Convention and Trade Show in June and represented Madison well, receiving awards for their associations. Two members were also…
The newest addition to the team: Hailey Waldo
Mickey Starling News@Greenepublishing.com Greene Publishing Inc, is excited to welcome Hailey Waldo as the newest member of the team. Waldo is a highly involved student and community member who brings energy, creativity,…
Warriors come up short
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com On Friday, Sept. 5, the Aucilla Christian Academy (ACA) Warriors varsity football team traveled to Trenton to face the Tigers of Trenton High School. It was a tough…
Cherry Lake Beach closing for season
Haven McClure Contributor Beginning Monday, Sept. 29, Cherry Lake Beach swim and picnic area will be closed for the season. Only boat ramp usage with the combination will be allowed after that…
FWC provides hunting updates
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com Hunting season is just around the corner and there are some big changes for deer hunters, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). The highly anticipated…
Healthcare Hero: Ashley Renée
Madison native Ashley Renée graduated from Madison County High School (MCHS) in 2004. In 2010, Renée obtained her Associate in Art’s degree from North Florida Community College (NFCC). She then went back…
Keeping it collegiate in North Florida
Hailey Heseltine news@greenepublishing.com As most colleges and universities in Florida started the fall semester between Aug. 18 and 25, class is back in session for students around the state. Many North Florida…
Grate expectations
Heather Ainsley news@greenepublishing.com Clogs in your drain are no laughing matter. Issues with your plumbing can quickly become expensive and difficult to remedy, so it is your duty to take the matter…
Cards For Hospitalized Kids brings joy to those who need it most
Jason Futch news@greenepublishing.com As a child, Illinois resident Jen Rubino was frequently in the hospital, undergoing over 20 surgeries due to bone and tissue disease. The newfound disease forced her to quit…
Strength in every step: The Rally Foundation’s mission to cure childhood cancer
Jason Futch news@greenepublishing.com In 2005, a 17-year-old boy, named William, was fighting a brain tumor for the second time in two years. The Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research Founder and CEO,…
Changing the narrative on suicide
Kathy Egan news@greenepublishing.com Today, Sept. 10, 2025, marks Worldwide Suicide Prevention Day. Each year, there is a theme related to this challenging topic, and for 2025 the theme is “Changing the Narrative…