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Brynes volunteers to serve as city manager, Brown to stay on 1 month
After hearing several proposals suggested by Councilman Bill Brynes that would be in violation of state law and the city charter – including a suggestion that he serve as city…
A Championship Season
By ANTHONY L. WHITE / Contributing columnist There was one second left on the clock. A second to tie the game and go into overtime. Or a second to lose…
Super-Pufft officials pledge to correct company’s wastewater discharge issues by end of Februaryv
Company officials with Super-Pufft Snacks USA made a pledge to the Perry City Council and the community this week that they are taking steps to address ongoing compliance issues at…
12 apply for Perry city manager position
A total of 12 applicants – including seven new candidates — responded to the City of Perry’s second round of advertisements seeking to fill the upcoming city manager vacancy…
TCEC installs fiber to first home in Steinhatchee
Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC), in partnership with Conexon Connect, recently announced that a Steinhatchee couple were the first Taylor County co-op members to have high-speed fiber internet service installed in…
Commission approves 7-parcel subdivision on Beach Rd.
The Taylor County Commission has approved the final plat for Hermit Crab’s Retreat subdivision, which consists of seven lots of varying sizes located on Beach Road in the vicinity of…
Burns claims deadly force ‘justified’
The attorney representing accused murderer Kenneth Brian Burns asserted his client was “justified” in stabbing his former wife, Loriann “Lori” Burns, seven times and cutting her throat – twice –…
Duke proposes 20%-37% increase in electric bills
Duke Energy electrical customers could see a 20% increase in their monthly bill beginning in April, if the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) approves the company’s proposed adjustments to its…
TCDA outlines marketing efforts, ‘success stories’
The Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) is partnering with local electricity providers and real estate agents on programs to market Taylor County to prospective businesses and to ensure there is…
Refuge House eyes new home
Since opening its doors 23 years ago, Refuge House has served thousands of victims of domestic and sexual violence.…
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