Citrus County Chronicle

The Citrus County Chronicle was established in July 1890 by Albert M. Williamson, a resident of Floral City. The newspaper was originally created to share news about products and sales with the communities of Hernando, Inverness, and Floral City. In the beginning, most of the advertisements appeared on a single page.

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Ecuador recaptures gang leader wanted in the United States more than a year after his prison escape

2 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Gonzalo Solano |Gabriela Molina

QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — A fugitive drug trafficker wanted by authorities in Ecuador and the United States was recaptured more than a year after he escaped from prison in the Andean nation, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa announced Wednesday.
Track Meet Student Killed

3 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Chitose Suzuki

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Florida Medicaid enrollment continues to decline

3 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Christine Sexton

Florida Medicaid enrollment continues to drop, information posted by the state Agency for Health Care Administration shows. There were 4,155,487 Florida residents enrolled in the program as of May 30, the latest available data. That’s 68,110 fewer people since December 2024 and 643,662 fewer people than in January 2024. Florida’s Medicaid caseload was at an all-time high in state fiscal year 2022-23, when the total caseload for the safety net program was 5,575,548.
‘Escape the Fireworks,’ July 3 and 4: Two events for veterans with PTSD to celebrate the nation’s birthday without the ‘booms and flashes’

3 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Nancy Kennedy

Not everyone loves fireworks. For many Americans, especially veterans with PTSD, the sounds and even the smells from the loud bursts of light and smoke that come with fireworks can be triggers for traumatic memories, causing emotional and physiological reactions, intense fear and anxiety.
Paris Saint-Germain beats the Seattle Sounders 2-0 to reach Club World Cup round of 16

4 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Bella Munson

SEATTLE (AP) — Paris Saint-Germain didn't allow a single shot on goal as the European powerhouse beat the Seattle Sounders 2-0 on Monday and advanced to the Club World Cup round of 16. Paris Saint-Germain won Group B on a goal-differential tie after Atlético Madrid defeated Botafogo 1-0. Get more from the Citrus County Chronicle The 68,740-capacity Lumen Field was lively with 50,628 fans.
Summers captures national title

4 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Jeff Bryan

GREENSBORO, North Carolina – In what was already a banner season for Mary Summers, the eighth grader from Seven Rivers Christian School added another championship to her blossoming trophy case. The long-distance running phenom captured the Adidas National Championship in the 2-mile race Friday night at the Marcus T. Johnson Track and Field on the campus of North Carolina AT&T State University.
Canceling summer break could be best for our kids

4 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Jessica Haggard

A 2024 study, commissioned by Yoto Mini, found 55% of parents feel overwhelmed at the thought of keeping their kids entertained for six straight weeks. While summer break has long been seen as a childhood rite of passage, not everyone is convinced it's still serving kids, or parents, well. Could switching to a year-round school schedule actually help children do better, feel happier and stay healthier? As more schools explore year-round class options, many ask: Is it time to rethink summer break?
Heat Wave

5 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Tom Connolly

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Teens on mission: Catholic teens get hands-on experience in being ‘Good Samaritans’

5 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Nancy Kennedy

On Wednesday, about 30 teens from the Catholic Diocese of St. Petersburg came to Citrus County to serve during the annual Good Samaritan Project (GSP), June 16-21. This program has been popular throughout the five-county diocese that includes Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando and Citrus counties, but the first year that Citrus has been included.
Be Well-Protein Needs

6 days ago | chronicleonline.com | Melissa D'Arabian

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