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Fresh vegetables line this Brooksville Farmers Market stand.

Trevor Bowen, Sept. 12, 2019, Hernando High vs. Springstead JV football.

School Resource Deputy Christopher Downey

Toby's dear friend Krissy Jean Marrall with an exceptional 8pt taken over a mock scrape

Weeki Wachee Hornets started the game with an American flag run along the sidelines before the game began. This game was honoring 9-11 first responders. Hornets Kolby Oudeans grandfather, John Lightsey, was one of the 9-11 dispatchers.

Players aligned on the field as the National Anthem was performed by the American Legion Post 186 Color Guard.

Sophomore Jordon Kilcrease drives in four touchdowns against Cornerstone Thursday Night.

Coach Nikki LaRiviere watches her players’ performance during the fifth set against Crystal River Tuesday night.

NCT Junior Kinyatah Morgan makes his way through East Lake’s defense for a first down.

Local dignitaries in attendance for the City of Brooksville 9-11 Memorial dedication ceremony.

Both girls and boys participate in the Spring Hill NFL Flag Football league. Saturday, September 7 was the first game for the fall season.

photo of DR. AbuZarad for first photo with cutline: Dr. Husam AbuZarad in front of the clinic in Spring Hill, Florida. Photo courtesy of Crescent Community Clinic.

Toby and an opening morning harvest in Citrus County from 2017

Array of items donated for Dorian relief

Dra. Schramm's family plants a tree in her memory at Crews Lake Park, where she enjoyed many miles of riding the bike trails.

Aldaron — Aldaron, a.k.a. Aldaron - Flickr Summer's End. Lexington Green, 11 September 2002. Photo taken in Minute Man National Historical Park, with flag at half staff on the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001. Sculpture : "Minuteman" by sculptor Henry Hudson Kitson (1863-1947), dedicated April 19, 1900. Erected 1899 : SIRISA Year Later

Winding Waters K-8 Sept. 11 presentation

Color Guard salutes the flags as they are lowered to half staff in remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001

Skyline of Manhattan with smoke billowing from the Twin Towers following September 11th terrorist attack on World Trade Center, New York City Description Skyline of Manhattan with smoke billowing from the Twin Towers following September 11th terrorist attack on World Trade Center, New York City. Sept. 11, 2001. Image. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2002719353/. (Accessed September 03, 2016.) Call Number: LC-A05- A01 [item] [P&P] Forms part of: Collectio

HCA Junior Zach Lechuga carries the ball to gain yardage for a first down during the game against Newberry Christian Community on Thursday night.

Hornets console NCT setter Karla Cantero-Garcia after she sustained an ankle injury during the match. Photo courtesy of Eileen Colleran.

The most anticipated match up for two teams begin. Eagles Alex O’Rourke kicks it off.

Saturday Sept. 7 2019 at Hernando High, Leapord #5 Jordan Williams breaks through the Hurricanes to go for the touchdown while #11 Jacob Batten and #53 Andre Woods coming in to protect Williams.

Second from Left- Ellen Paul (Executive Director of HYO) with members of 100 + Women Who Care

County Commissioner Jeff Holcomb and Noreen St. Jean, Director of Outreach and Donor Relations for the Boys and Girls Club in Hernando County

Ping Pong paddle and ball with wooden figures

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Hernando Sun 2019 Readers Choice Awards

The winners have been announced! See who they are HERE !
Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to everyone who voted! Winners: please email us at [email protected] to request your certificate or digital artwork.

Announcements

Sunshine Grove Road temporary lane closure

(Brooksville, FL) The Hernando County Department of Public Works will be working on a stormwater drainage structure as part of the installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Sunshine Grove Road and Jacqueline Street in Brooksville. This work will require a single, northbound lane closure on Sunshine Grove Road on Wednesday, September 11 and Thursday, September 12, 2019.

Contact the Hernando County Department of Public Works at (352) 754-4060 for additional information on this temporary closure.

Beyond the Ballot- Workshop for New Voters Hernando County Supervisor of Elections (HCSOE), Shirley Anderson, is pleased to announce a workshop series entitled Beyond the Ballot. This workshop will be an opportunity for all voters who want to learn more about the elections process- especially those new to our state or voting for the first time in 2020. Voters will be checked in upon arrival on an electronic poll book, simulating the check-in process at a polling site. After a brief presentation where we will discuss various ways to vote attendees will cast a “ballot” on an actual tabulation machine. The entire workshop will mimic what a voter will experience on Election Day or during Early Voting. Voters will also learn about the Vote-by-Mail process, election results, and election security. “We are excited to present this program and engage with our new voters. The more prepared a voter is the better their voting experience will be. By knowing what happens beyond the ballot a voter will be election ready in 2020,” stated Supervisor Anderson. Information regarding the workshop is listed below: Dates and times October 21st --3:00 PM October 24th --6:00 PM November 4th --3:00 PM November 5th --9:00 AM November 7th--6:00 PM Location Supervisor of Elections Office Forest Oaks Government Center 7443 Forest Oaks Blvd. Spring Hill, FL 34606 Seating is limited, so please reserve your spot by calling 352-754-4125 or email: [email protected]

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