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08/25/2026

Citrus County callers have plenty to say today — about growth, roads, Pine Ridge, the sheriff, gopher tortoises, Crystal Ridge and more. See what your neighbors are sounding off about.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/opinion/sound_offs/sound-off-for-august-25-2026/article_a3529bc0-34d0-5a18-a0d6-7cb27a6dadc1.html

08/25/2026

Veterans face battles that do not always end when deployment does. Long separations, combat stress, injuries and difficulty getting timely care can take a devastating toll. John Stewart looks at rising mental health concerns, veteran su***de and what must be done to make sure those who served can get the help they need.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/lifestyle/veterans/mental-health-issues-rise-among-veterans-during-deployment/article_139b9e15-7465-5472-82c7-d8422c260e23.html

08/25/2026

OUR OPNION: County Administrator Steve Howard believes “what gets measured gets done.” After nearly four years without a formal performance review, the Chronicle Editorial Board says that principle should apply to his job, too. Good management deserves to be measured.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/opinion/editorials/measure-howards-performance/article_c13b7081-7cdb-5152-8642-df48f3ced9b1.html

08/25/2026

Marvel, Mario, Pokémon, K-pop and plenty of cosplay are taking over the Homosassa Library.

C4Con returns Sept. 12 with gaming tournaments, trivia, LEGO competitions, crafts, karaoke and more at the free, family-friendly event.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/lifestyle/entertainment/where-marvel-mario-pok-mon-and-k-pop-rule-annual-c4con-event-sept-12/article_d2afb578-1602-5b9e-9899-00ac1dfb55f9.html

08/25/2026

Recovery is no longer something to hide.

As September’s National Recovery Month approaches, local events are offering people in recovery a chance to connect, create, celebrate progress and remind others that there is always hope and a way forward.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/news/local/finding-your-way-back-recovery-events-offer-connection-creativity-and-hope/article_995c656a-7e1c-5144-bb73-f4c46aa63c80.html

08/25/2026

Three hundred homes. Three hundred families given a hand up.

Habitat for Humanity of the Nature Coast will celebrate a major milestone Sept. 26 with the groundbreaking of its 300th Citrus County home and a free community celebration in Citrus Springs.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/300-homes-300-families-changed-day-long-celebration-for-300th-habitat-home-sept-26/article_72e28c75-20bd-5bc6-b81c-860f249d199d.html

08/25/2026

It sounded good at the time, but now that tattoo makes you cringe just thinking about it.
In 2015, the Chronicle did a series on tattoos and the stories behind them. Now we want to find out about the tattoos people regret.
If you have a regrettable tattoo, we want to hear about it.
Comment below or email Nancy Kennedy at: [email protected].

08/25/2026

$800,000 in state funding is headed to the Chassahowitzka River Campground for storm repairs and upgrades, including improvements to the boat launch, restrooms, parking lot and electrical system after damage from Hurricane Helene.

ttps://www.chronicleonline.com/news/local/a-safer-chassahowitzka-is-on-the-way/article_d767025c-6b5b-52e9-9380-fa69598e8e6c.html

08/25/2026

Friday night lights are back in Citrus County. The Hurricanes opened with a dramatic 13-10 win on a last-second field goal, while Crystal River, Lecanto and Seven Rivers Christian also kicked off their seasons. Check out the sights and action from opening weekend.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/news/local/friday-night-lights-returns-citrus-county-football-season-kicks-off-with-thrills/article_babceb0d-bcb8-5f3f-8842-c928b3d1a831.html

08/25/2026

Citrus County commissioners face a choice on the Pine Ridge golf-course fight: appeal or accept the judge’s ruling.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/news/local/appeal-or-accept-pine-ridge-decision-looms/article_e3cdeac8-7358-5286-8c51-7cdd5dac00e6.html

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