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Director of Strategic Advancement and Economic Resources Brandy Carvalho speaks during the Winter Strategic Planning Session. From left are Commissioner Klynt Farmer, Deputy County Manager Robert Companion, Asst. County Manager Marshall Eyerman, and County Manager Taco Pope. Submitted

Director of Strategic Advancement and Economic Resources Brandy Carvalho speaks during the Winter Strategic Planning Session. From left are Commissioner Klynt Farmer, Deputy County Manager Robert Companion, Asst. County Manager Marshall Eyerman, and County Manager Taco Pope. Submitted

County kicks off planning discussions

Ashley Chandler Community Newspapers, Inc.   County leaders and staff attended a two-day planning event March 13-14 to kick off this year’s budget and planning discussions. The winter Strategic Planning Session is an annual planning event the county holds each year.
Haven on the Hill is filled with campers, tents and generators as people in North Carolina continue to recover from Hurricane Helene, which destroyed the area in September. Submitted

Haven on the Hill is filled with campers, tents and generators as people in North Carolina continue to recover from Hurricane Helene, which destroyed the area in September. Submitted

Nye gathers supplies for N.C. safe haven

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   A Callahan woman is dedicated to helping those affected by Hurricane Helene.  Tammy Nye has been traveling back and forth, delivering supplies donated by generous locals who want to support those in need.
At the OrlandoFest music competition March 15, the Hilliard Middle-Senior High School band is rated superior and achieved first place in the Class A concert band division.

At the OrlandoFest music competition March 15, the Hilliard Middle-Senior High School band is rated superior and achieved first place in the Class A concert band division.

Superior rating for Hilliard band

At the OrlandoFest music competition March 15, the Hilliard Middle-Senior High School band is rated superior and achieved first place in the Class A concert band division.
Hunter Tucker, 4, eyes a model train during the 2024 Railroad Day Festival. Plenty of activities await local families at the event Saturday. Visit www.fb.com/wnhsfl.org to learn more.

Hunter Tucker, 4, eyes a model train during the 2024 Railroad Day Festival. Plenty of activities await local families at the event Saturday. Visit www.fb.com/wnhsfl.org to learn more.

Festival chugs into town Saturday

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   All aboard for the 20th Railroad Day Festival and Car Show. This Saturday, step back in time to celebrate the history of Callahan’s railway. This year’s event is especially significant as it coincides with Nassau County’s 200th birthday.
Latasha Taylor stands between sons Bryson and Braydon Taylor, joined by daughter Lexie Jones and husband Tony Taylor. A benefit for the Taylor family will be held Saturday to assist with expenses as Latasha Taylor continues to recover from her injuries. Submitted

Latasha Taylor stands between sons Bryson and Braydon Taylor, joined by daughter Lexie Jones and husband Tony Taylor. A benefit for the Taylor family will be held Saturday to assist with expenses as Latasha Taylor continues to recover from her injuries. Submitted

Benefit supports Taylor

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   The Callahan community will come together Saturday – not just to raise funds, but to celebrate the spirit and strength of a woman who continues to inspire everyone around her. Latasha Taylor, 42, was shot in Jacksonville Feb. 15.
Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper, bottom row second from the left, joins other state sheriffs in Miami-Dade County for a news conference about the 287 (g) program. All 67 Florida counties have entered an agreement with ICE to assist in serving warrants to illegal immigrants. Submitted

Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper, bottom row second from the left, joins other state sheriffs in Miami-Dade County for a news conference about the 287 (g) program. All 67 Florida counties have entered an agreement with ICE to assist in serving warrants to illegal immigrants. Submitted

Nassau County deputies ready to assist ICE

ASHLEY CHANDLER Community Newspapers, Inc.   Sheriff Bill Leeper was in Miami-Dade County recently with other state law enforcement to listen to Gov. Ron DeSantis discuss the 287(g) program. Leeper said that U.S.
Florida's state forests offer a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities.

Florida's state forests offer a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities.

Florida's Forests: Explore western Nassau

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   As the county expands with new businesses and commercial hubs, it’s easy to overlook the breathtaking natural beauty.
Rev. Tito Miranda, third from left, and his wife, Rev. Gisela Miranda at far right, are the newly appointed pastors of The Anchor Church Español. They are joined by their sons, Alex and Andy Miranda, as well as The Anchor Church Pastor Dwight Allen and his wife, Bonnie Allen. Submitted

Rev. Tito Miranda, third from left, and his wife, Rev. Gisela Miranda at far right, are the newly appointed pastors of The Anchor Church Español. They are joined by their sons, Alex and Andy Miranda, as well as The Anchor Church Pastor Dwight Allen and his wife, Bonnie Allen. Submitted

Spanish worship begins Sunday

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   The Anchor Church of Callahan expands its ministry with the launch of The Anchor Church Español, led by the Revs. Tito and Gisela Miranda. Originally from Puerto Rico, the Mirandas moved to Jacksonville in 2008 in search of a better future for their family.
Locals enjoy playing pool at Top Hat Billiards, which may relocate to an adjacent property. Submitted

Locals enjoy playing pool at Top Hat Billiards, which may relocate to an adjacent property. Submitted

Top Hat Billiards may move slightly south

Anna Newhoff NCR Reporter   Top Hat Billiards may soon have a new home. During Monday night’s Callahan Planning and Zoning Board meeting, board members approved a site plan for an accessory structure on property owned by Robert Whalen.
Surviving Your Drive President Sherry Weiscopf and Secretary Mary Lockwood accept a $550 donation from Sherry Taylor and Alice Jones, who represent the Callahan Community Market.

Surviving Your Drive President Sherry Weiscopf and Secretary Mary Lockwood accept a $550 donation from Sherry Taylor and Alice Jones, who represent the Callahan Community Market.

Market benefits SYD

Surviving Your Drive President Sherry Weiscopf and Secretary Mary Lockwood accept a $550 donation from Sherry Taylor and Alice Jones, who represent the Callahan Community Market. The next market is April 12 at Hagan Ace Hardware in Callahan.