Saturday, April 27, 2024
A man convicted last month of sexually assaulting his a family member learned Friday he will be spending the rest of his life in prison.
Palatka leaders conditionally approved permits for two gatherings at Hank Bryan Park similar to the one that occurred Sunday and could approve four more events when they meet again.
A local conservancy added 54 acres of Satsuma land to its acquired land, happening just in time for the St. Johns River Bartram Frolic.
It’s hard to imagine a time when a gallon of milk was 60 cents, a 16-ounce loaf of bread sold for 12 cents and everyone could fill up their gas tank for 30 cents a gallon.
Whether playing popular hits from The Beatles, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan or Buddy Holly, the New Moon Ramblers will bring their own genre style of music to the Scarlett-Hill Theater stage at the Larim
One Palatka youth is a cut above the rest when it comes to his metal work art he entered in competition through his 4-H Club at this year’s Putnam County Fair.
NEW PORT RICHEY – The St. Johns River State baseball team ran into a red-hot Pasco-Hernando State College team and couldn’t do anything about the Bobcats.
Not since 2019 has Putnam County had two softball teams play in the postseason in the same year.
Phase two of the Ron Whitehurst retirement plan will be executed as early as next week.
Body camera footage from a Palatka Police Department officer shows law enforcement officers trying to shut down a block party Sunday at Hank Bryan Park in Palatka. Footage courtesy of the Palatka Police Department.
