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Woman arrested for frying pan attack
Cynthia Diana Schranz, 61, allegedly began her day by drinking Red Stag whiskey with her coffee. Then, she ran out of cigarettes.…
Mud bog canceled due to back-to-back hurricanes
The owners of Iron Horse Mud Ranch in Taylor County have announced they will cancel their annual October “Super Bog” due to back-to-back impacts from major hurricanes.…
Forest Festival canceled for 2024
In a very difficult and “heart-wrenching” decision, the Florida Forest Festival (FFF) Board of Directors met Wednesday evening and moved to cancel the majority of the Florida Forest Festival (FFF)…
Early estimates count 250-300 homes destroyed by hurricane
Just over one year after devastating physical and economic damage dealt by Hurricane Idalia and the closure of the Georgia-Pacific Foley Cellulose mill, Taylor County has been dealt another major…
Charges are dropped against man accused of stealing at beaches
Felony theft charges have been dropped against a Tampa man who was arrested Monday, Sept. 30, for allegedly stealing a fishing pole while dropping portable toilets in the beaches area.…
1,900 mutual aid personnel helping TCEC restore power
Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC) crews, joined by 1,900 mutual-aid personnel, are continuing to work to restore power to those in Taylor County and elsewhere impacted by Hurricane Helene.…
State, federal aid continue to flow into Taylor County
Governor Ron DeSantis visited Perry again on Wednesday as he continued to tour various areas in Florida impacted by Hurricane Helene.…
Residents urged to separate Helene debris
Local and state officials are urging residents cleaning up after Hurricane Helene and placing their debris alongside public roadways to separate it into five distinct categories.…
Deadline to register for election is Oct. 7
Although no local races will appear in the Nov. 5 general election, Taylor County voters will be able to their ballots on a wide range of national and state races,…
Helene demolishes up to 90% of homes along county’s coastline
Hurricane Helene, the strongest tropical system ever to strike the Big Bend – and the third hurricane to make landfall in Taylor County in the past 13 months — left…
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