Jamesw Wright News Today

Along the St. Johns river-to-sea loop, historic towns, emerald springs, and cypress wildlands reward the unhurried traveler

In recognition of his leadership and 11 years of service as executive director, the Development Authority of the North Country on Thursday dedicated a new conference room at the Warneck

WATERTOWN — The first line of defense in keeping Fort Drum strong in the north country and making its relevance known here and beyond has been hobbled the past five

WATERTOWN — Scott A. Gray, candidate for Assembly District 116, has picked up two major endorsements over the past week.

Volusia County is home to several sites on the National Register of Historic Places. Here are five of them to visit in West Volusia.

A DeLand nonprofit received a $500K state grant to restore the J.W. Wright Building, part of a once-thriving district in the Black community.

WATERTOWN — The head of Advocate Drum is among six leaders of defense communities who are urging crucial Military Base Retention funds be reinstated in the state budget after ending

CARTHAGE — What now is a park, 20 years ago was a row of buildings with businesses on the ground floor and apartments on the upper levels.

CARTHAGE — What now is a park, 20 years ago was a row of buildings with businesses on the ground floor and apartments on the upper levels.

Canandaigua- Diane Lefevre Wright was born April 3, 1929 in Beaver Falls, NY. Her parents were DeWitt Chauncey LeFevre and Virginia Adams LeFevre. Her father died in 1987 at age 87 of a massive heart attack. Her mother died in 1998 at age 93 after several strokes. She lived in Hallmark Nursing Home in Carthage from 1995 to 1998 and was able to spend many weekends at her home in Beaver Falls during that time. Diane attended grade school and high school in Beaver Falls, and was valedictorian of h...