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It was a clash of the generations at the Sept. 19 Inverness City Council regular meeting over whether a mural of Elvis would prevail over a mural of a sunflower

Dozens gathered in downtown Inverness Depot District Monday morning, Sept. 11, to honor those who perished, as well as those who survived, the terrorist attacks 22 years ago.

Just as inflation has hit the pocketbooks of individuals, so too has it had an impact on the City of Inverness. As a result, the millage rate for Fiscal Year

The Inverness City Council continues to inch forward on signage that will inform people arriving in vehicles they have reached the incorporated section of the city, as well as signage

The vendor building situated near the shoreline of Henderson Lake has a troubled history, spanning several years, according to Inverness City Manager Eric Williams.

Around 150 people gathered at The Old Citrus County Courthouse in Inverness to protest abortion rights at the annual Roe v. Wade Memorial Service.

An endorsement from Gov. Ron DeSantis put political wheels in motion.

The Salvation Army’s “Red Kettle” tradition exemplifies the magical time during the Thanksgiving and Christmas season when the festive holiday spirit of giving, gratitude, and graciousness fills our hearts.

The state has studied a possible northern extension of Floridas Turnpike. Now elected leaders are told the four proposed routes arent being pursued.