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Reporter in Citrus County. Former @JaxTdy and @DBNewsjournal reporter. Tech lover. Guitar slinger. Harley rider. Occasional tweeter of original thought.
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Citrus High shifts parade route

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By Casmira Harrison Verified
| Citrus County Chronicle Verified
Citrus High School’s homecoming parade will take a different path Thursday evening, a change school officials say is designed to keep traffic flowing to and from nearby HCA Florida Citrus Hospital. The parade is set to begin at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, with a pep rally and the crowning of the homecoming king to follow in the school gymnasium. “They’re trying something new this year,” Citrus County School District spokeswoman Lindsay Blair said Wednesday.
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From swampy range to regional training hub?

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By Casmira Harrison Verified
| Citrus County Chronicle Verified
The smell hits before the firing range ever comes into view. On a humid September morning, the pungent odor from the looming Citrus County landfill hangs heavy over the nearly 50-year-old training ground. It lingers in the thick air over Withlacoochee Technical College's firing range until the wind picks up enough to carry it away. Then there’s the flooding.
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Board adopts budget amid financial concerns

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By Casmira Harrison Verified
| Citrus County Chronicle Verified
The Citrus County School Board adopted a roughly $332.3 million budget Tuesday, but not before board members spent considerable time looking backward — and raising concerns about how much financial breathing room the district has left going forward. The board unanimously approved its final $332,343,253 budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, along with a total tax rate of $5.342 per $1,000 in taxable property value — meaning the assessed value, less state-approved tax exemptions.
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