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A solid foundation
Building a solid foundation takes time, and is accomplished brick by brick. For Dr. John Hughes, the cornerstones of his foundation were laid by his parents, Lawrence and Edna Hughes…
Glover seeks superintendent seat
Former Taylor County Superintendent of Schools Danny Frank Glover Jr. has filed to run for election in 2024, seeking to win back his job two years after resigning amidst a…
Steinhatchee man sentenced to sex offender probation
A 31-year-old former Steinhatchee man who claimed he was asleep or high on marijuana when he illegally touched a seven-year-old child on multiple occasions, pled “no contest” to a charge…
Dunnell to run for re-election
Taylor County School Board member Deidra Dunnell has filed to run for re-election in 2024, seeking her third term in office.…
Double miracle
Mark Taylor’s family and friends could only watch helplessly as issues with his kidneys progressed at a rapid rate – moving from Stage 3 to Stage 4 and finally “End…
DMH receives $523,000 grant to renovate ER
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) has received a $523,600 grant from the state to renovate and upgrade its 15-bed emergency room (ER) and lobby.…
Holdens named ‘Citizens of the Year’
For their decades of public service as volunteer firefighters, as well as their efforts to help friends and neighbors following Hurricane Idalia, the Taylor County Commission recently recognized Shady Grove…
15-year-old arrested for Monday shooting death
Fifteen-year-old Malik D. Thomas turned himself in to Perry Police Department (PPD) officers late Tuesday afternoon, just under 24 hours after a shooting incident at a 12th Street residence that…
Still no decision on private road debris cleanup
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) has reportedly completed its survey of the debris along non-county-maintained roadways in Taylor County, but local officials say they have not yet been…
Duke asks Perry residents to report missing, non-functioning street lights
If you have noticed your street is a little darker since Hurricane Idalia tore through Taylor County, Duke Energy Florida asks that you go online or call to report missing…
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