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Wentworth’s goal will be to spotlight student success
Spotlighting student success – whether on the athletic field, in the classroom or in the hallways – will be Superintendent of Schools Reggie Wentworth’s primary goal over the next four…
Commission adds animal shelter to state requests
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to add a new animal shelter to its list of funding requests for next spring’s Florida legislative session.…
English, Newman will remain commission chair, vice-chair
Taylor County Commissioner Jamie English will serve a third year as board chairman, with Commissioner Michael Newman once again serving as vice-chair.…
Everett family has donated memorial benches to DMH
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) recently received a generous donation of two memorial benches from a local family.…
Couple’s FEMA funds siphoned to Michigan
Less than two months after Hurricane Helene destroyed their home overlooking Boggy Bay near Keaton Beach, one local couple had their lives devastated again after discovering that $53,000 in federal…
Finley returns to TCHS as principal; McCall to be interim BBTC director
On his first day in office Tuesday, new Superintendent of Schools Reggie Wentworth made a pair of administrative transfers impacting Taylor County High School (TCHS) and Big Bend Technical College…
‘Brownouts’ begin at Keaton fire station
Taylor County Fire-Rescue (TCFR) temporarily closed the Keaton Beach Fire Station Wednesday and Thursday of this week due to staff shortages.…
Officials seek debris deadline extension
Taylor County officials continue to seek an extension to Saturday’s deadline for property owners to have Hurricane Helene debris placed by the roadside for pickup.…
Wednesday morning crash
No serious injuries were reported in a crash that happened Wednesday morning just north of Tennille. The driver of this Chevrolet pick-up was traveling south on Highway 19 when, for…
Perry native helps to raise $24,000 for families impacted by Hurricane Helene
In a heartwarming display of generosity, Perry native Travis Storey and his wife, Margaret, have raised more than $24,000 to aid families impacted by Hurricane Helene.…
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