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By the time the Presidential Preference Primary vote takes place March 19, an estimated 375-400 election workers in Citrus County will be ready to make the process smooth and efficient.
In a decision that has caught a number of people by surprise, Crystal River City Councilman Ken Frink announced he is withdrawing his candidacy from the March 19, 2024, special
Supervisor of Elections Maureen “Mo” Baird graciously accepted a certificate of appreciation from the League of Women Voters of Florida, presented on behalf of LWV Citrus County by members Peggy
Only one candidate for a vacant seat on the Crystal River City Council has applied for the position so far and that is City Manager Ken Frink.
The Crystal River City Council is set to discuss the adoption of Resolution No. 23-R-21, also known as the Truth-In-Millage (TRIM) rate, during its upcoming meeting on July 10. The