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Today's Sports

  • SMALL STAFF - BIG JOB

    By Toni Collins
    Special to the Beacon

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  • Lady Eagles survive Shark attack

    In a district game on Friday night in Bronson, the Lady Eagles defeated Cedar Key 60-28. Led by junior Shay Sherman’s 15 points and eigth grader Faith Heath’s 11 points, the Lady Eagles captured its fourth district win.
    Lauren Bartholemy led the Sharks with 14 points.

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  • Cedar Key Tides for the week of...

    Day High Tide Height Sunrise Moon Time % Moon
    /Low Time Feet Sunset Visible

    Th 26 High 3:07 AM 3.5 7:24 AM Rise 9:12 AM 7
    26 Low 9:41 AM -0.2 6:05 PM Set 9:33 PM
    26 High 3:53 PM 3.3
    26 Low 10:00 PM 0.3

    F 27 High 3:48 AM 3.2 7:24 AM Rise 9:44 AM 13
    27 Low 10:08 AM 0.0 6:06 PM Set 10:27 PM
    27 High 4:18 PM 3.3
    27 Low 10:39 PM 0.3

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  • Three Florida panthers die in...

    Florida panthers are off to a rough start in 2012, with three deaths documented by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Last year, 24 Florida panther deaths were recorded, but FWC biologists also observed 11 radio-collared females giving birth to 32 panther kittens. Overall, the known number of newborn panthers in 2011 appears to have offset the known number of panther deaths.

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  • ‘Big Redfish R Us’

    Welcome folks to this week’s edition of Big Redfish R Us.
    As I stated in my last column, we would see some warming trends  and along with warming trends would bring a fancy Redfish bite. I was saying that big Redfish were the target and that I would expect to have some great photos of them in this week’s edition of Big Redfish R Us.

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  • Tides for Cedar Key starting...

    Day        High      Tide  Height   Sunrise    Moon  Time      % Moon

                   /Low      Time    Feet    Sunset                            Visible

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  • Fishing to bounce back this...

       Hey guys and girls, women and men, and kids of all ages. Sorry, I just heard a circus commercial and it’s kinda stuck in my head. Also kinda fits, in an imaginary kinda way.

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  • Refuge Night: meet the people,...

    The Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges are hosting a community discussion at the Cedar Key Public Library on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 5 p.m.

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  • Looking for signs of life

    The four hunters spaced themselves about 20 feet apart, in a straight line, poised at the edge of a wall of palmettos and gallberry. The leader of the group, pointing on a map, gave quick directions about his plan of attack: straight through, in a grid, a few hundred yards out, then reposition and come back, covering an adjacent swath of land.

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  • Tuck’s memory lives on

     This past October, the City of Cedar Key Commission gave preliminary approval for development of a horseshoe crab educational display to be located either in the City Park or along the railing, adjacent to the park on A Street.

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