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Dredging set to begin after scallop season
After years of delays and missed deadlines, dredging of Keaton Beach’s public canals, as well as the Steinhatchee boat ramp basin, is expected to finally get underway later this year,…
Officers intervene in attack on woman alongside U.S. 19
Officers and deputies responding to a man attacking a woman during the early-morning hours of Monday, April 1, became involved in a scuffle with the suspect, who actively resisted arrest,…
EMS confronted by gun-wielding woman
An EMS first responder was confronted by a gun-wielding woman while responding to a call for assistance at a local apartment complex during the early morning hours of Friday, March…
Freund running for District 3 seat on commission
Brenda Denise Freund has filed to run for Taylor County Commission District 3 seat currently held by Commissioner Michael Newman.…
Easter Celebration
Northside Church of God hosted an Easter egg hunt for youngsters ranging up to four years old on Saturday. A crowd of nearly 100 children and adults hunted and found…
West Fraser will not re-open mill
Just over one year after announcing a decision to “indefinitely curtail” operations at its local Perry Sawmill, West Fraser has confirmed it is now moving to permanently close the mill…
29-year-old arrested for sexual contact w/animal
On Monday, March 25, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) arrested a local man on multiple felony charges related to sexual contact with an animal, as well as possession…
FDOT completes Idalia roadside debris removal
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has completed its work to remove Hurricane Idalia debris from non-county-maintained roadways in Taylor County, bringing the grand total of debris removed from the…
Idalia response, repairs have cost county $1.1 million so far
Despite the widespread damage left behind by Hurricane Idalia last August, Taylor County officials have only spent roughly $1.1 million in local taxpayer dollars to date responding to and cleaning…
Hart will receive his first performance evaluation
After completing his first 13 months on the job, City Manager John Hart is expected to receive his first annual evaluation from the city council at its upcoming April 23…
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