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New playground equipment is being installed at Youngs Park as part of a complete park makeover. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
The overhaul of Youngs Park is underway.The new playground equipment for the park is being installed, part of a total rehabilitation of the city’s park offerings.
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A Columbia County 4-H Arachnerds member shows off her original beetle-inspired creation. Designing imaginary bugs gave club members a chance to combine creativity with what they were learning about entomology and arthropod characteristics. (COURTESY)
Florida Highway Patrol Troop B District Commander Mike Burroughs holds a service weapon in a box that was a presented to him as a retirement present as he is pictured with members of his family Friday. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Rowdy Johnston will be one of three young Elvis tribute artists performing Saturday night at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. That performance follows Jimmy Fields also performing Friday night as Elvis in a weekend centered around ‘The King’ at the Music Park. (COURTESY)
The proposed map of the Live Oak Community Redevelopment Agency district. The light green portion in the northeast section of the city will be removed from the CRA. (FILE)
A $6.19 million septic-to-sewer conversion project in the City of Live Oak along U.S. Highway 90, Evelyn Avenue, Lime Street, Duval Street and 105th Road has been completed. (COURTESY SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT)
Columbia pitcher Nolan Slaymaker pitches against Mosley during the Region 1-5A quarterfinals on April 24. (FILE)
Columbia defensive tackle Jaylen Underwood (8), linebacker Kaleb Williams (12) and defensive end Mikel Morgan (34) celebrate after a play against Trinity Christian last Friday. (GARY LLOYD MCCULLOUGH/Special to the Reporter)
Fort White quarterback Chance Johnson rolls out to avoid pressure from Santa Fe last Friday. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)
New playground equipment is being installed at Youngs Park as part of a complete park makeover. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Columbia pitcher Nolan Slaymaker pitches against Mosley during the Region 1-5A quarterfinals on April 24. (FILE)
A Columbia County 4-H Arachnerds member shows off her original beetle-inspired creation. Designing imaginary bugs gave club members a chance to combine creativity with what they were learning about entomology and arthropod characteristics. (COURTESY)
Florida Highway Patrol Troop B District Commander Mike Burroughs holds a service weapon in a box that was a presented to him as a retirement present as he is pictured with members of his family Friday. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Rowdy Johnston will be one of three young Elvis tribute artists performing Saturday night at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. That performance follows Jimmy Fields also performing Friday night as Elvis in a weekend centered around ‘The King’ at the Music Park. (COURTESY)
The proposed map of the Live Oak Community Redevelopment Agency district. The light green portion in the northeast section of the city will be removed from the CRA. (FILE)
A $6.19 million septic-to-sewer conversion project in the City of Live Oak along U.S. Highway 90, Evelyn Avenue, Lime Street, Duval Street and 105th Road has been completed. (COURTESY SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT)
Live Oak Community Redevelopment Agency Director Nicholas Frigiola said the CRA is partnering with Suwannee County to add new trees and a mural to downtown Live Oak to beautify the corridor. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
Moses Clepper told the Live Oak City Council that its 4% cost-of-living adjustment for all employees was ‘irresponsible.’ Clepper also said the city should consolidate with Suwannee County. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
