With the Fourth of July gone, the start of another school year is on the horizon. However, it is not too late for students to set and meet a Summer Reading Goal. If you put it off until tomorrow, it will never come!
The buzz of drones overhead in Valley Springs may soon be regulated.
Valley Springs Mayor Carl Moss said the City Commission's July 11 discussion was prompted following concern expressed by a city resident whose neighbor has a drone.
An LED sign may be the early solution to making the Sandstone Avenue-west Holly Boulevard intersection safer.
The Brandon City Council revisited the issue on July 3, which initially surfaced at their June 19 meeting when several Eagle Creek residents voiced their concern.
Jon McInerny had an easy time convincing his Brandon City Council peers that it was a good idea to cover the remaining $9,400 needed to finish off the cart path project at the city-owned golf course.
Brandon City Council isn’t taking the “bang” out of the Fourth of July, but they have made slight changes to the fireworks ordinance, and it could cost you for not following the rules.
As hard as it is to believe, a month of the summer break has flown by in the blink of an eye. It is not too late for our children to avoid the “summer slide”. A few key tips for successful summer reading include: