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Great crowd, great performers
You can’t have a bluegrass festival without the Queen of Bluegrass herself, Rhonda Vincent, making a special appearance. The fan-favorite wowed crowds during performances at the annual Florida State Bluegrass…
Mitchell replaces Hart on TCDA board
The Taylor County Commission has appointed Ernestine Mitchell to the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) to replace John Hart, who stepped down from the board after accepting the job as…
Teen charged in home invasion
A Pinetta teen is facing multiple felony charges, including armed robbery and possession of a concealed firearm, in connection with a home invasion that occurred Monday evening at Perrytown Apartments…
Curtis again resigns post
Citing a “dramatic” increase in his city workload and “vitriol directed at staff,” City Attorney Ray Curtis has submitted his resignation for a second time in the past seven months.…
City garbage truck flips
A City of Perry Solid Waste Department driver escaped serious injury after the garbage truck he was driving hit a bridge railing before overturning and crashing in the front yard…
Super-Pufft ‘current’ on utility bill
After making a $235,000 payment to the City of Perry on March 24 – and receiving credit for $130,558 due in tax incentives for re-opening and investing millions in the…
Casting history in bronze
A ripple of muscle flexes under the man’s skin as he bears down on the alligator’s jaws clasped firmly beneath his chin, his hands thrown high behind his back in…
Granger bridge divides commission, neighbors
Following a nearly two-hour discussion, the Taylor County Commission appeared to be just as divided as nearby landowners when it comes to a proposed $3 million federally-funded replacement bridge for…
Still no ID on man inside burnt truck
More than one month after a vehicle fire in Steinhatchee, the identity of a man found burnt beyond recognition remains somewhat of a mystery, despite investigators turning over DNA from…
Vouchers bring major changes to schools?
As the Taylor County School Board’s longest serving member, Brenda Carlton has a wealth of experience when it comes to weathering new changes handed down each legislative session.…
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