When this year first started, no one at the Palatka Daily News – or anywhere else in Putnam County, probably – could have imagined a bridge being the cause of strife between two governmental bodies

This week, the Putnam County Board of Commissioners discussed the proposed Animal Control Department facility.

I had gotten all excited and then mouthed off after hearing the county awarded a million-dollar-plus Better Place Plan penny tax-funded dirt-to-pave contract to a firm that had been effectively run

Thank you, Rep. Bobby Payne, for efforts to make it easier for teenagers to commit murder with assault weapons.

I have only lived in Palatka for a year and a half. However, whenever I read about the project for the bridge lights, I still can’t believe it. Are you kidding me?

The latter half of February usually brings a certain excitement for people living in North Florida. New leaves can be seen on many of the trees and sunlight lingers after 6 p.m.

Night to Shine, a prom of sorts for people with special needs, took place Feb. 9 for 90 honorees ages 14 and older.

Sports enthusiasts will be seeing red Sunday. The San Fransisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs, both of which share red as an official color, will face off in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.

The foundation of our well-being as a society depends upon the domestic production of food. Our farmers and ranchers provide us with an abundant, nutritious food supply throughout the year.

One would think a process that started more than a year ago would end in an ideal manner.