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    Main St. Mulch Mess

    Main St. Mulch Mess

    A semi-truck loaded with pallets of lawn mulch overturned onto its side Tuesday morning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 19 North and Main Street. The driver was not injured…

    2021 PPD daycare death investigation indicates detectives doubted story

    By ANGELA CASTELUCCI How did a two-and-a-half-month old baby end up head-down in a mop bucket of water and drown on her very first day at daycare?…

    Legislative, congressional races finalized for November’s election

    Although all local races were decided in last week’s primary election, Taylor County voters now also know who will be running to be their state and federal representatives in November’s…

    Beach wins committeeman seat

    Dustin Beach won the Republican race for State Committeeman over Earl Swann by 527 votes in Tuesday’s primary election.…

    Six officials re-elected unopposed

    Three of Taylor County’s constitutional officers, along with School Board member Deidra Dunnell and City Councilwomen Venita Woodfaulk and Shirlie Hampton were re-elected unopposed this year to new four-year terms…

    When do their new terms begins?

    While local constitutional officers and judicial office holders will not officially start their new terms until January of next year, city, county and school officials will all be sworn in…

    Proposed Fairfield Inn on Hwy. 19 in Perry moving through permitting

    The proposed development of a Fairfield Inn hotel on Byron Butler Parkway (Hwy. 19) near the intersection with Jefferson Street continues to work its way through the permitting stages.…

    New sand at Hodges Park

    New sand at Hodges Park

    Hodges Park received a makeover last week, with multiple loads of sand trucked in to replace what was lost from Hurricane Idalia. The county is currently working on a timeline…

    Citing its policy, city council rejects request from Senior Citizens Center

    In response to a funding request from the Taylor Senior Citizens Center (TSCC), the city council has opted to “follow policy,” which prohibits the city from donating taxpayer dollars to…

    ‘Dogs travel to Fort White to open season

    The Taylor County Bulldogs look to remain unbeaten in 2024 when they open the regular season this Friday night on the road, traveling to Fort White to take on the…