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Tyrone Mullins (left), an event organizer for the Community Barbers Back-to-School Bash, gives a youngster a free haircut during last year’s event at the Richardson Community Center. (FILE)
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
One of the area’s largest back-to-school events is gearing up with free haircuts, school supplies and school materials ready for local youngsters in a safe setting.The Community Barbers Back-to-School Bash will take place 3-6 p.m. on Sunday, Aug.
Artist Susan Guerry, of Bell, details her inspiration of her watercolor, to Gateway Art Gallery Curator Sheila Carr at the recent opening reception. She was using the terms ‘structural chaos’ and ‘harmony’ — two seemingly opposite choices. (COURTESY)
Live Oak firefighter Zach Yarnell (center) grins as Cody Byers (right) has a mouthful of ribs during the contest Tuesday. Kessler Mallory (left) also participated for the Live Oak Fire Department team. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Suwannee County Commissioner Travis Land said a site in Luraville is not going to be a data center, but will host a small solar facility that includes battery storage and cold storage. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
Krystal (left) and Brandon Detty
C.J. Proveax (left) has been hired as the men’s golf coach at Florida Gateway College, while Laura Kinsel (right) has been chosen to lead the women’s volleyball team. (COURTESY)
Columbia celebrates with the championship trophy after defeating Eastside to win the Santa Fe 7-on-7 tournament on Wednesday. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)
Columbia defensive back Monterrence Williamson breaks up a pass intended for receiver Shaheed White in 7-on-7 drills during Tuesday’s summer workout. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)
Tyrone Mullins (left), an event organizer for the Community Barbers Back-to-School Bash, gives a youngster a free haircut during last year’s event at the Richardson Community Center. (FILE)
Artist Susan Guerry, of Bell, details her inspiration of her watercolor, to Gateway Art Gallery Curator Sheila Carr at the recent opening reception. She was using the terms ‘structural chaos’ and ‘harmony’ — two seemingly opposite choices. (COURTESY)
Live Oak firefighter Zach Yarnell (center) grins as Cody Byers (right) has a mouthful of ribs during the contest Tuesday. Kessler Mallory (left) also participated for the Live Oak Fire Department team. (TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter)
Suwannee County Commissioner Travis Land said a site in Luraville is not going to be a data center, but will host a small solar facility that includes battery storage and cold storage. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)
