The City of Inverness recently made history by hosting its inaugural Florida Senior Games qu…

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Melissa Curry takes a moment to pray and compose herself after the Crystal River Church of God’s Focus House presented her with $5,000 to go toward furniture and moving expenses on her Habitat for Humanity of Citrus County house.

In this photo from Dec. 26: Kristy Jocelyn, executive director of BASICS United, the nonprofit organization that operates the cold weather shelter and does outreach and case management for people who are homeless, surveys her Inverness home Thursday after it was destroyed in a fire.

2025年1月30日 · Each year millions of dogs and cats are euthanized in shelters because of overpopulation. Just a few years ago, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, shelters were emptied out as pet adoptions reached all-time highs.

The big white house at 657 Citrus Ave. in Crystal River has a long heritage. It was built in the late 1880s by M.P. Willis for his wife, Beulah Miller Willis, who went on to marry J.K. Eubanks after M.P. Willis died.

As in the previous year, managing the challenges of rapid, unprecedented growth dominated Citrus County government in 2023. The surge in new-home construction prompted the county recently to hire additional building inspectors to keep up with the flood of permits.