Bob Plaisted News Today

The Inverness City Council regular meeting held Tuesday was wrapped up in 55 minutes from start to finish. Not only were two members not present: President Jacquie Hepfer and Mayor

Other than the possible fireworks that may have been anticipated regarding the situation in the Inverness Village 4 subdivision, the regular meeting of the Inverness City Council that took place

As the holiday season progresses, the past two Inverness City Council regular meetings have been brief and have had some light-hearted moments. Among one of those on Tuesday’s agenda was

Never let it be said that Inverness doesn’t know how to throw a street festival. Time and again it shows how it should be done, from the most recent month-long

The countdown to the unveiling of the 30-foot Christmas tree in downtown Inverness has entered its final phase, with the official lighting ceremony scheduled between 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. on

Inverness, the “small town done right,” invites the community to help light the biggest Christmas tree the city has ever had, Saturday, Nov. 25.

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, World War I, “The War to End All Wars,” ended with an armistice.

Citrus County’s legislative delegation — Sen. Blaise Ingoglia and Rep. Ralph Massullo — heard from their constituents Monday afternoon as they presented them with funding requests.

County commissioners recently voted to allocate $950,000 in the 2023-24 budget to maintain and repair non-residential county roads.

According to Inverness Mayor Bob Plaisted, reception by members of the Tourism Development Council (TDC) to his proposal regarding Christmas was that of excitement and support. That proposal is to