Vice Mayor Bronson honors winners of fifth annual squirrel hunt event

In the heart of Brooksville, excitement filled the air as the city council gathered for its regular meeting on April 7, 2025. Among the agenda items, a delightful highlight emerged: the recognition of the winners from the fifth annual squirrel hunt. Vice Mayor Bronson took center stage, ready to present certificates to the enthusiastic participants who had showcased their skills in this unique community event.

As the names were called, the atmosphere buzzed with pride and camaraderie. First place in the youth category went to the dynamic duo of Philip and Weston Joyner, while Bonnie and Lockheed Wood claimed second place. The third spot was awarded to Danny and Willow Sarin, who joined the ranks of the celebrated hunters. In the adult division, Mike and Gracie Wessel took home the top honor, followed closely by Mike Hartsock and Cameron Darby in second, and Chris Wood with John Mercurio securing third.

The council members, eager to commemorate the occasion, joined the winners for a group photo, capturing the spirit of community and friendly competition. This annual event not only fosters a sense of togetherness but also highlights the unique traditions that make Brooksville a vibrant place to live.

As the meeting continued, the council's engagement with local events like the squirrel hunt underscored their commitment to celebrating community spirit and encouraging participation among residents. With each certificate handed out, the bonds of Brooksville's community were strengthened, leaving attendees with smiles and memories to cherish until next year's hunt.