Florida's state forests offer a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities.
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
Locals enjoy playing pool at Top Hat Billiards, which may relocate to an adjacent property. Submitted
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.
Myron Beachy, president of Nassau County Beekeepers Association, teaches attendees about honeybees at a mentoring session Feb. 27 at the Northeast Florida Fairgrounds. The association focuses on educating the public about honeybees. Photo by Ashley Chandler
Nassau County Facilities Maintenance staff prepare to spread concrete for a sidewalk at the Stein-Tompkins Sports Complex in Hilliard.
An informational meeting about forming the West Nassau Chamber of Commerce is March 13 at 11 a.m. at The Pig in Callahan.
With support from the Florida Blue Foundation, Barnabas is distributing “Grow Bags” to households in need.
Sunday School is held in The Anchor Church’s new building March 2. The church moved furniture into the new building Feb. 27. It features classrooms and offices to meet the church’s growing needs. Sunday services are held at 8 and 11 a.m. as well as 6 p.m. Wednesday services begin at 6:45 p.m.
Dr. Kathia Ortiz cuts the ribbon joined by Nassau County commissioners Klynt Farmer and “Hupp” Huppmann, Callahan Town Clerk Shawna Gugliuzza, Callahan Mayor Randy Knagge, and Tiny Libraries of Nassau President Katey Kilpatrick.