Sun Kissed Tanning Salon is a modern, luxury-style tanning and beauty studio in Jasper, Florida, offering professional UV tanning, custom spray tanning, and wellness-focused services in a clean, comfortable, and glam atmosphere.

Our salon features high-quality tanning beds, personalized session guidance, and custom spray tan options designed to help every client achieve their perfect glow safely and confidently. We focus on cleanliness, customer comfort, and a welcoming experience for both first-time guests and regular members.

At Sun Kissed, we believe tanning is more than a service — it’s a confidence boost. From quick sessions to monthly memberships, we offer flexible options to fit every lifestyle while maintaining strict sanitation and safety standards.

Whether you’re preparing for a vacation, special event, or just want that everyday glow, Sun Kissed Tanning Salon is your go-to destination for radiant results and friendly, professional care.

Come see us for all your flowers, catering, gifts, and event planning needs!

A Good Old Fashioned Mom and Pop Store, Hardware, RV Supplies, Bicycle, Seed, Feed, Firewood, Critters, Fishing, Hunting, Camping, Antiques, Hand Made Local Goods, Honey, Soaps,Hay Rolls and Square Bails, BMB Carports, and lots More!

Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative is the not-for-profit provider of safe, affordable, and reliable electric service to its consumer-members in Florida's Columbia, Hamilton, Lafayette, and Suwannee counties.

The Suwannee Valley Transit Authority (SVTA) was initially formed in late 1972 under a Federal Grant by the Office of Economic Opportunity as a ‘seed project.’ The Suwannee River Economic Council operated it. Operations began in the four Florida counties of Columbia, Suwannee, Hamilton, and Lafayette, with four 10-passenger vans and three school buses. Columbia County covers about 783 square miles, with a population at that time of about 29,375. Hamilton County covers approximately 514 square miles. Lafayette County has about 548 square miles, and Suwannee County has about 685 square miles.

In 1974, SVTA was transferred by mutual agreement to Suwannee County for public ownership to be eligible for a Florida Department of Transportation demonstration grant project. The demonstration project was in operation from November 1974 until September 1976.

In June 1975, a $1 million proposal was submitted to the Federal Highway Administration for a rural transportation demonstration project under Section 147 of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1973. The proposal was revisited in June 1976 due to a cut in Federal funding. This reduced the proposed budget to $245,000 for three years but allowed for route expansions of the existing system. Tentative approval from the Federal Highways Administration was received in July 1976 with a stipulation that final approval would be given when a transportation authority of local elected officials was formed.

On August 9, 1976, a tri-county transit authority officially named the Suwannee Valley Transit Authority was created by the Columbia, Hamilton, and Suwannee County Board of County Commissioners for the operation of the transit system. The Suwannee Valley Transit Authority Board consists of two county commissioners from each of the counties represented and one FDOT representative.