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3 local vets to be on‘Honor Flight’ to D.C.
Three local veterans will have the opportunity of a lifetime this Saturday, April 29, when they board a plane in Tallahassee to be flown to the nation’s capital for a…
Tax break tweak
The Taylor County Commission is considering adding language to its economic development tax exemption ordinance that will allow commissioners to rescind a tax incentive if a company fails to pay…
A night to remember
“Glitz and Glamour” were on display during the 2023 Taylor County High School (TCHS) Prom, held Saturday, April 22, at Forest Capital Hall. Some 250 tickets were sold for the…
City staff seeks clarification on ‘false alarm’ rule
Each time first responders respond to a false alarm within the city limits, they are tying up resources that might otherwise be needed for an actual emergency.…
New self-storage facility will be sited on West Ash Street
Local residents should have a new self-storage facility option by late summer, as Best Storage has announced plans to construct a self-storage facility on seven acres located on West Ash…
Hall re-appointed to TCRAB board
The Taylor County Commission has re-appointed William Hall to the Taylor County Recreational Advisory Board (TCRAB) and is seeking applications to fill a vacancy on the board.…
DMH eyes ‘Critical Access’ status
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) officials have announced they have begun the process of re-designating the facility as a “critical access hospital” (CAH), which they say will result in better Medicare…
Man sentenced to 25 years in prison
With a slim build and youthful face that belies his age, Ronald “Ron” Hawes II strikes an unassuming and non-threatening appearance. But, two very different sides of the 36-year-old man…
Coffee shop construction brewing quickly
Site work is underway for Ellianos Coffee Co. — a specialty coffee chain known for its drive-thru only service – at the Perry Square shopping center. Surrounded by a chain…
Dredging mired in permitting delays
As local officials feared, the county’s efforts to use federal RESTORE Act funds to dredge a number of public canals along the coast — beginning with Keaton Beach and the…
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