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    Bush receives ‘Star of Life’ EMS award

    Timothy “Chad” Bush of Century EMS in Taylor County was one of four recipients of the Florida Ambulance Association’s (FAA) prestigious “Star of Life” award at the 2023 “Stars of…

    Fiddler Festival begins Feb. 17 in Steinhatchee!

    Fiddler Festival begins Feb. 17 in Steinhatchee!

    In recognition of the 15th annual Steinhatchee Fiddler Crab Festival, the Taylor County Commission has officially declared this “Steinhatchee Fiddler Crab Festival Week.”…

    County receives $750,000 for safety improvements on Beach Rd.

    Taylor County has received $750,000 in federal funds to address safety concerns along the length of Beach Road from Steinhatchee to U.S. 19.…

    McAfee resigns city post

    City Public Works Director Chester McAfee submitted his resignation this week, choosing to end his career with the city after 20 years.…

    Waste Pro rate increase denied

    The Taylor County Commission has denied a request from Waste Pro to increase the company’s rates by 7.7% on some 200 local businesses, instead putting the company on a six-month…

    ‘North Florida Livestock Show and Sale Week’

    ‘North Florida Livestock Show and Sale Week’

    The Taylor County Commission recognized the efforts of Taylor County’s 4-H and Future Farmers of American (FFA) youth in preparation for the upcoming North Florida Livestock Show by formally declaring…

    City gives temp salary increases

    The city council has agreed by consensus to temporarily raise the salaries of Perry Police Department (PPD) Chief Jamie Cruse and Capt. Lin Gray during the period of time they…

    Hattson Boaz Nawlin remembered

    Hattson Boaz Nawlin remembered

    Every single day of his life, Hattson Boaz “Bo” Nawlin awoke to loving arms surrounding him, two big brothers who were as much protectors as playmates and a world brimming…

    Toddler drowns

    A Taylor County family is mourning the loss of a one-and-a-half year old toddler who drowned after falling into a pool at his uncle’s home on Friday afternoon, Feb. 3.…

    Stabbing suspect enters Stand Your Ground defense

    A Steinhatchee woman facing second degree murder charges for the stabbing death of 25-year-old Gisella “Gee” Milito in January 2021 is asserting a “Stand Your Ground” defense, and a hearing…