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MAYO, FL — Today, decorated Green Beret, Lieutenant Governor, and Gubernatorial Candidate Jay Collins met with Lafayette County Sheriff Brian Lamb, visited Lafayette Logging, LLC in Branford, and spoke to voters at the Lafayette County Republican Executive Committee town hall. Jay Collins met with Sheriff Brian Lamb for a tour of
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MAYO, FL - Imagine waking up not to the sound of a rooster or the wind in the pines, but to a constant, industrial hum that never stops, day or night. Picture our beautiful Suwannee River basin being sucked dry by a "digital straw" as millions of gallons
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MAYO, FL - As Lafayette County battles a "severe to extreme" drought that has left the ground parched and river levels gasping, a billion-dollar rescue mission is finally taking shape to save our water supply. Suwannee River officials recently presented the "Water First North Florida" project
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MAYO, FL — Emergency crews are currently locked in a high-stakes battle against a fast-moving blaze located approximately one mile south of Land Cemetery Road, situated on the eastern side of State Road 51. Local residents report seeing plumes of grey and black smoke billowing into the sky, creating a haze
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MAYO, FL - The landscape of Lafayette County infrastructure is shifting toward a more resilient future following a major funding announcement from the Governor’s office. While the big numbers in the headlines often spark excitement, local leaders are moving quickly to ensure residents understand exactly where those dollars are
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MAYO, FL - Governor Ron DeSantis has delivered a massive $1,382,403 financial victory to Lafayette County, putting a multi-million dollar war chest directly into the hands of our local County Commissioners. This major award, announced on January 7, 2026, is part of a statewide $167.5 million initiative
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MAYO, FL - The quiet streets of Mayo are buzzing with anticipation as the Town Council prepares to gavel in for its first meeting of the new year tomorrow, January 12, at 6:00 p.m. While the published agenda for the gathering at 276 West Main Street looks surprisingly
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MAYO, FL — A local resident’s attempt to follow the rules of local government turned into a baffling exercise in bureaucratic stonewalling this week as Town of Mayo officials reportedly denied a citizen the very paperwork they claimed was mandatory for public speech. This latest development adds a new layer
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MAYO, FL - As Lafayette County gears up for its first County Commission meeting of 2026, the local spotlight is shining brightly on a critical piece of legislation that promises to bolster the front lines of community safety. According to the upcoming meeting agenda for January 13, 2026, the Board
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MAYO, FL - The Town of Mayo is facing a massive legal question after releasing a new "gag order" on its January 12 meeting agenda. The new rules, which appeared right before a local reporter was set to speak, claim that citizens can no longer complain about town
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MAYO, FL - As we ring in 2026, some big changes are coming to our town. New laws started on January 1st that will change how we take care of our pets, how we pay our medical bills, and how our local government spends money. These rules were made to
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MAYO, FL - The clock strikes midnight and the sky over Mayo erupts in a chorus of celebration as Lafayette County rings in the year 2026. From the quiet bends of the Suwannee River to the heart of downtown, the energy is electric as residents officially welcome a brand-new chapter.