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3. chronicleonline - YouTube
Welcome to the Citrus County Chronicle YouTube channel! We are a local media company serving Citrus County, Florida, and our channel is dedicated to ...
Welcome to the Citrus County Chronicle YouTube channel! We are a local media company serving Citrus County, Florida, and our channel is dedicated to bringing you the latest news, events, and stories from our community. Our videos cover a range of topics, including breaking news, sports, business, entertainment, and more. We also produce in-depth feature stories that highlight the people, places, and issues that matter most to Citrus County residents. We are committed to providing reliable, and accurate information to our readers and viewers. Our experienced journalists and videographers work tirelessly to cover the stories that matter most, and we take pride in our commitment to quality journalism. Whether you're a longtime resident of Citrus County or simply interested in learning more about our area, we invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel and join us on this journey. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to sharing our stories with you.
4. Citrus County Chronicle (About) - Florida Press Association
Citrus County Chronicle. 1624 N Meadowcrest BlvdCrystal River FL 34429, US. 352-563-6363 · www.chronicleonline.com. Trina Murphy. Publisher.
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5. Citrus County Chronicle - Crystal River, FL - Nextdoor
The Citrus County Chronicle is a media company delivering local news with our daily newspaper, website, social media platforms, newsletters and more. The ...
21 Faves for Citrus County Chronicle from neighbors in Crystal River, FL. The Citrus County Chronicle is a media company delivering local news with our daily newspaper, website, social media platforms, newsletters and more. The Chronicle has been serving Inverness, Crystal River, and every town in between for over 125 years.
6. [PDF] CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE AUDIT REPORT News Media
Citrus County Chronicle. Frequency: Daily. Delivery Vehicle(s): Print, online. Primary Circulation Classification: Paid. Website(s): www.chronicleonline.com ...
7. The Citrus County Chronicle
Our printed newspaper is delivered to 44,000 homes, our website reaches 10,000 people per day, and our E-edition newsletter reaches 11,000 people each day. In ...
The Citrus County Chronicle is the No. 1 source for news, community events, and entertainment in Citrus County. Founded in the 1890s, the Chronicle is the oldest business in Citrus County. We serve Citrus County with local community journalism delivered in a variety of platforms to meet the ne...
8. Newspaper Citrus County Chronicle (Inverness, Fla.) 1889-Current
Source: http://www.chronicleonline.com. External - E. Kesse, University of Florida Digital Library Center. Dates of Publication. 1889-current. Created / ...
The Citrus County (FL) Chronicle [LCCN: sn87070035] was begun by Albert M. Williamson in July 1890 as a means of announcing goods for sale to people in the Inverness (FL) and Floral City (FL) areas to the north of Tampa (FL). Walter Warnock, the county clerk in Inverness, assumed ownership of the paper in the late 1890s and added news items and features. George Butler, then 70 years old, became owner and editor of the Citrus County Chronicle in 1914, and later that year Albert W. Butler became editor and owner. Joseph J. Wilson, of Clearwater, took over the paper in April 1929 and was an activist editor promoting goals to return the area to prosperity. Taylor Dawson became the editor in 1935, the same year the Scofield Publishing Company, owner of the Citrus County Chronicle, also acquired the Dunnellon (FL) Sun [LCCN: sn98026435]. Scofield sold the paper in May 1946 to N.A. Perry of Bradenton, who sold shortly afterward to J.R. Hough. A year later, Col. George H. Johnson bought both the Citrus County Chronicle and the Dunnellon Sun from Hough. Then in 1948, the Citrus County Chronicle was sold to Paul W. Ramsey who had been the city editor at the Chicago Sun [LCCN: sn87082566]. Ramsey sold the paper to the Bennett Hahn Company in June 1959, which then sold it to Frances and Carl Turner of Wisconsin. At Turner's death in 1962, his wife sold the paper to a St. Petersburg (FL) group that included former St. Petersburg mayor Herman Goldner. It was then bought by David S. Arthurs...
