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Only one of county’s polling locations impacted by Helene
Despite the widespread damage left behind by Hurricane Helene, when most Taylor County voters go to the polls on Nov. 5, they will be able to do so without any…
Questions surround county worker’s DUI arrest at hurricane checkpoint
In the coming years when Taylor County High School (TCHS) football players play under the Friday night lights at Dorsett Stadium, they will be walking in the footsteps of two…
School board approves naming football field, press box after coaching legends
In the coming years when Taylor County High School (TCHS) football players play under the Friday night lights at Dorsett Stadium, they will be walking in the footsteps of two…
Traffic stops lead to drug arrests, chase through evacuation traffic
Local law enforcement officers were involved in back-to-back nighttime traffic stops — one of which included a chase through heavy evacuation traffic on Highway 19 North — that ended with…
Man receives 7th suspended license charge
A Perry man with six previous convictions for driving with a suspended/revoked license added a seventh charge to his rap sheet after fleeing law enforcement officers Monday, Oct. 8.…
No bids received for canal dredging after Helene’s destruction
Hurricane Helene dealt a major blow to the county’s long-awaited plan to dredge coastal canals, which was expected to finally get underway this fall, as most local waterways are now…
Silly munchkins
Florida Forest Festival Little King & Queen contestants show off their silly faces as they prepare for this Saturday night’s pageant. Join them on a trip of Oz in the…
Missionaries deliver ‘miracle’
Barbara Chase bought her dream home on Cedar Street in Perry three years ago, a two-bedroom, two-bath single-family house with a sparkling in-ground pool surrounded by a screen-in enclosure.…
TCEC is rebuilding its coastal infrastructure
Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC) is working non-stop to complete the process of rebuilding its infrastructure destroyed by the high winds and record storm surge caused by Hurricane Helene.…
Hurricane Helene debris pickup is now underway
Contractors paid for by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) began picking up and hauling storm debris just days after Hurricane Helene hammered Taylor County with 100-plus mph winds.…
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