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School board approves policy to guide search for new board attorney
The Taylor County School Board has approved a policy that will serve as a guideline for members as they begin the process of looking for a new board attorney, due…
Construction continues on ‘Sandcastle Preserves’
Roofing trusses and other building materials are visible from Hwy. 19 South near the former Pouncey’s Restaurant property as construction continues on “Sandcastle Preserves” — a new 23-unit, single-family, affordable…
Commission seeking a $200,000 state grant to begin work on park
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to move forward with the first of what is expected to be numerous grant applications over the next several years to begin converting the…
Design nearing completion for new coastal park
The Taylor County Commission recently got its first look at what facilities could look like at the future Steinhatchee Coastal Park once the facility is complete.…
Slaughter unseats Feagle in county commission race in primary election
Republican challenger Wendy M. Slaughter defeated longtime Taylor County Commissioner Pam Feagle in Tuesday’s primary election 53.85% to 46.15%.…
Agner holds off challenger for Taylor County School Board District 1 seat
Taylor County School Board member Bonnie Sue Agner held off challenger Liddie Ann Davis 54.33% to 45.67% in Tuesday’s primary election.…
County hosts data center workshop Tues.
The Taylor County Commission will hold a workshop at 6 p.m. next Tuesday, Aug. 25, to hear information about data centers and their potential impacts.…
Local voter turnout tops 33%
Voting was brisk during Tuesday’s primary election, with 33.5% of Taylor County’s registered voters casting a ballot, well above the 25.3% who voted in the 2022 primary election.…
Rogers, Green will face off tofill Dunn’s Congressional seat
With the conclusion of Tuesday’s primary election, the field of candidates for a number of hotly-contested state and federal races has been narrowed, with Republican and Democrat voters selecting the…
Schools report high attendance numbers
The 2026-27 school year is off to a strong start, with high attendance numbers that have primary and elementary school officials excited about seeing the trend continue.…
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