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Festival of Trees
For the second year in a row, Sower of the Seed Food Pantry won “best decorated tree” at the Festival of Trees event in Steinhatchee. This year’s winning tree was…
Gamber-Johnson acquires local American Aluminum
American Aluminum Accessories (AAA), a local family-owned manufacturing business, is poised for continued future growth and modernization after being acquired by Gamber-Johnson (GJ), a global leader in rugged mounting solutions…
Lady ‘Dogs demolish Gadsden for 3rd straight win
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ varsity girls soccer team has won three straight games following an 8-0 demolition of Gadsden County last Monday and a decisive 6-1…
Keaton FEMA Recovery Center closes Dec. 26
FEMA has announced the Disaster Recovery Center in Taylor County will close permanently on Thursday, Dec. 26, at 4 p.m.…
County seeks state funding for new sidewalks in Perry and Steinhatchee
After two years of successful requests to the Florida Department of Transportation to place local sidewalk expansions into the agency’s five-year workplan, Taylor County officials are going to the well…
Bulldogs’ Taylor commits to play college baseball for Trinity Baptist
Taylor County High School (TCHS) senior baseball player Jackson Taylor has committed to play baseball at Trinity Baptist College in Jacksonville, Fla.…
A ‘Beacon of Hope’
Despite a series of tragic events over the past two-plus years, one Steinhatchee woman’s resolve and positive outlook serves as a beacon of hope amidst the rubble of a community…
No charges filed in July shooting
No charges will be filed in the fatal shooting of Eldon Tony “E.T.” Carter, 51, that occurred when he broke into a home on O’Steen Road during the early morning…
County signs contract for building official services
The Taylor County Commission has approved a contractual agreement with C.A.P. Government, Inc., to provide building official services for the county to maintain the department’s operations when temporary building official…
No change in school board leave policy for hurricanes
A committee tasked with reviewing the Taylor County School District’s policies and procedures regarding disaster-related relief for its employees has recommended no changes and no new policies be developed regarding…
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