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    Non-working tag light results in brief chase, 2 drug arrests

    More details have emerged about the arrest of a man just four days after he was released from jail on fentanyl possession drug charges.…

    New business going up on Hwy. 19

    New business going up on Hwy. 19

    A two-story commercial building under construction at the intersection of Byron Butler Parkway (Hwy. 19) and Richard Bell Avenue West will house a new retail electrical business owned by local…

    Two school district employees running for public office in Madison, Franklin counties

    When voters in Madison County and Franklin County go to the polls, they will have the opportunity to elect one of two Taylor County School District employees running for the…

    County considers selling part or all of Hampton Springs Park

    Bracing for future revenue loss due to the closure of Georgia-Pacific’s Foley Cellulose mill, the Taylor County Commission may consider selling off one of its county-owned park areas.…

    A record 11 awards!

    A record 11 awards!

    The TaCo Times and Perry News-Herald won a record 11 awards in the Florida Press Association’s annual Weekly Newspaper Contest, including first place in the “Open Division” for coverage of…

    Nursing home residents evacuated due to Debby unable to return to Perry

    Residents of a local nursing home evacuated prior to Hurricane Debby are reportedly being housed in an Ocala facility while awaiting approval from state health care officials to allow them…

    ‘Sugar Hill’ Fire

    ‘Sugar Hill’ Fire

    Multiple firefighting agencies, including the Florida Forestry Service, responded to a large wildfire near Steinhatchee on Monday around 10:40 a.m. The “Sugar Hill” fire near Sand Hill Hunt Club was…

    Littering traffic stop leads to fentanyl, meth arrests

    A traffic stop for littering led to the arrest of three Perry men who are now facing felony drug charges for possession of fentanyl and methamphetamine.…

    Primary election is Aug. 20

    With just one week to go until the Aug. 20 primary election, nearly 20% of Taylor County’s registered voters had cast their ballots so far.…

    First day of new school year was ‘a celebration of learning, community’

    The first day of school always brings a mix of excitement and anticipation — not just for students, but for teachers and staff as well.…