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Rocket, missile market set to explode
Demand for rocket-fueled missiles has skyrocketed in recent years, causing supplies to dwindle. …
Job fair May 15 at Forest Capital Hall
Looking for a job? Some of the biggest employers in Taylor County and all around the Big Bend will be providing information on job openings and taking applications at a…
BBTC offers 1-year accelerated ‘bridge’ program for LPNs
Beginning this August, Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) will begin offering a newly-designed, state-approved “accelerated” Professional Nursing program that will serve as a dedicated bridge to for nurses seeking employment…
Norvell challenges sell-out crowd to ‘Keep CLIMBing’
Florida State University (FSU) Head Football Coach Mike Norvell challenged a sell-out crowd of more than 400 gathered at Forest Capital Hall Tuesday night to “Keep CLIMBing” by investing in…
Deputy discovers drugs while picking up suspect on child support warrant
A man being picked up on a child support warrant on Tuesday, May 7, apparently forgot the illegal drugs on his kitchen table when he asked a deputy to step…
Suspect answers ‘yes’ when officer asked if he had been smoking drugs
Observing a man who appeared to be smoking methamphetamine outside a local convenience store Tuesday, May 7, an eyewitness not only called 911, but also recorded the entire incident on…
Local job fair set for May 15
Looking for a job? Some of the biggest employers in Taylor County and all around the Big Bend will be providing information on job openings and taking applications at a…
Stranded…
For Debra Norris, “heaven on earth” is Goose Pasture, situated along the Wacissa River with its crystal-clear flowing waters teeming with bass and winding through a serene woods setting.…
Padgett seeks third term as Taylor County Sheriff
By WAYNE PADGETT / Candidate for Taylor County Sheriff As your Taylor County Sheriff, I am not just a working sheriff and enforcer of the law, but also a leader…
Petition deadline for local candidates is May 13
Local candidates only have a few more days to qualify by the petition method, thereby avoiding the required qualifying fee, which in some cases can total thousands of dollars.…
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