Julie Mancini

2 weeks ago | chronicleonline.com | Julie Mancini

After a wait of about 2 ½ half years since they broke ground in July of 2022, the new campus of First Baptist Church of Dunnellon held its grand opening on Sunday, April 6, and had its ribbon cutting on Monday, April 7. The church began on Mother’s Day in 1899 and outgrew its location on Powell Road a few years ago.

1 month ago | chronicleonline.com | Julie Mancini

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1 month ago | chronicleonline.com | Julie Mancini

Before Pastor Tom Golden ever stepped foot on the property of what is now River Life Church, he had already stepped into the heart of the Dunnellon community. Eleven years ago, as Golden and his family exited Interstate 75, their first stop wasn’t the church. It was Dunnellon High School. Driving slowly through the parking lot, Golden and his wife Krista prayed over the school, believing for good things to come.

1 month ago | chronicleonline.com | Julie Mancini

Dunnellon Little League opened its spring season with a ceremony recognizing all of the teams, the throwing of the first pitches, and a special presentation to one of its players on Feb. 22. Three former Dunnellon Little League players who now play for the Dunnellon High School softball and baseball teams, Samantha Bernstein, Lauren Burke and Markie Pastorella, threw out the first pitches to current Little League players Kate Middleton, Kinsley Strange and Evan Hufault.

Nov 29, 2024 | chronicleonline.com | Julie Mancini

George Jones knows the exact moment he decided that he needed to complete the requirements to become an Eagle Scout. It was when his uncle Kevin told him how much he regretted not becoming an Eagle Scout himself and encouraged George to finish the job. Jones was already 17 at the time, and had been in Scouts since he was in first grade in 2012. Jones spent his entire scouting career with Troop 574 in Dunnellon, and was recognized during an Eagle Scout Court of Honor on Nov.