Earleton

Earleton, FL · Education
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Dixie County football team celebrates senior night with a 34-6 win; awaits their postseason fate
CROSS CITY, Fla. (WCJB) - What an effort by decorated coach Andrew Thomas as he has revived the Dixie County Bears from a head-scratching 1-9 to a strong 6-3 record. It was senior night as the Bears inducted alums Steven Godbolt, AJ Land, Rodney Scott and Quade Locke into the Dixie County Football Hall of Fame.
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Hawthorne football a win away from undefeated season in rout of Hardee
For the first time since 2023, Hawthorne football is a win away from an undefeated regular season . Hawthorne ran all over Hardee with a 38-3 win to hand the Wildcats their first loss of the 2026 season. The Hornets, meanwhile, head into the bye week before the regular season finale vs. Dunnellon on October 30. "I'm pleased with my team for some of the adversity we've been through already this season, and to overcome some of that stuff, I'm extremely proud," coach Cornelius Ingram. What is that adversity the Florida football legend mentioned? Hawthrone lost star QB and 2025 FHSAA Rural Player of the Year Richard Roundtree during the win over Miami-Northwestern September 10. That forced a major step back for the offense, but at least it still had Derryek Gillins — 2025 Gainesville Sun All-Area Second Team RB. But Gillins tore his ACL in the win over Wakulla on October 2. With Hardee featuring sophomore linebacker James Cherry, who holds offers from Florida, Alabama and Ole Miss, there was some reason for fear. All that dissipated from the opening kick. The Hornets scored on their first five possessions, including a Maverick Jones punt return TD. All five scores
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Belleview Parents Fear New 950-Seat School Can't Hold 1,344 Kids
Every morning, kids in Belleview cross a busy stretch of Central Florida highway just to get to class, and parents say drivers along the corridor are not always paying attention. Now, with Marion County Public Schools moving to merge two elementary campuses into a single new building, some families fear that daily gauntlet is about to get worse, not better.