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$1.6 million from FDOT for Industrial Park Drive
The Taylor County Commission has approved a reimbursement agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) under which the county will receive $1.8 million to reconstruct, widen and resurface Industrial…
DMH receives $1.6 million to replace roof
Taylor County has received a $1.6 million grant to replace, retrofit and harden Doctors’ Memorial Hospital’s (DMH) roof, which is more than two decades old and experienced leaks during Hurricane…
Final vote on school district budget set for Sept. 11
The Taylor County School Board will hold a final vote on its proposed taxes and budget for the coming 2024-25 fiscal year during special meeting planned Wednesday, Sept. 11, starting…
School board shifts positions, duties in district admin office
The Taylor County School Board did some major personnel shuffling at its Tuesday meeting, upgrading one position to an administrative level, re-assigning duties of the district’s school safety specialist and…
Turner Road residents seek help with long-term flooding
Dozens of residents on Turner Road are requesting help from county and state officials as they deal with ongoing long-term flooding affecting both their property and structures in the area…
Council to take up city’s2024-25 budget Sept. 9
Despite voting to hold the line on property tax rates and almost all utility rates in the coming budget year, the Perry City Council has continued to add additional expenses…
County hires firm to design Steinhatchee flood projects
The Taylor County Commission has approved a proposal from engineering firm CHW to implement the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) recommendations to alleviate flooding issues in two areas in…
9/11 Memorial Service
The public is invited to attend a 9/11 Memorial Service Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 9 a.m., at Taylor County High School (TCHS). The event is being coordinated by the TCHS…
1st Ave. resurfacing to begin in October?
County officials are hopeful that work to widen and resurface 1st Avenue in Steinhatchee will begin in October.…
Ball sues supervisor of elections
Local attorney and county judge candidate Angela Ball has filed a petition in circuit court seeking an order to compel Taylor County Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland to furnish vote-by-mail…
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