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Residents ‘dead set’ against
Only minor injuries were reported following a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Green and Center streets Thursday morning, in which a white SUV ended up flipped on its side…
Man arrested for midnight arson
A Shady Grove man is facing arson charges after allegedly burning down an empty mobile home that he had been paid to demolish.…
Who owns O’Quinn Rd.?
Residents along O’Quinn Road, who had their city curbside garbage collection services halted several months ago due to continuing uncertainty over the ownership of the roadway, will have to continue…
Council recognizes former city manager
At the request of Mayor Shirlie Hampton, the city council presented a plaque to former city manager Taylor Brown at the city’s March 14 meeting, in recognition of his accomplishments…
‘Stand Your Ground’ defense dropped
A Steinhatchee woman facing a second degree murder charge will not be moving forward with a “Stand Your Ground” defense for the January 2021 stabbing death of Gisella “Gee” Milito.…
Former teacher pleads guilty to sex charge
A former teacher at a local private school has pled guilty to a single felony charge of (sexual) offense “against a student by an authority figure” and has been sentenced…
Child molester receives 8-year sentence
A Perry man has pled guilty to a charge of sexual battery of a minor and was sentenced to eight years in prison in connection with an abuse case that…
Residents ‘dead set’ against
proposed $3 million bridge
In May 2019, a group of Steinhatchee residents implored the Taylor County Commission to either repair or replace the wooden, single-lane bridge crossing a canal on Granger Drive, stating that…
1st Avenue road work scheduled
As work is expected to begin this week to widen and resurface Slaughter Road, county officials are warning Steinhatchee residents to be prepared for a similar upcoming project on 1st…
Pop’s Sanitation offers to bid on city solid waste job
Pop’s Sanitation owner Tommy Hardee has again offered to bid on the city’s contract for commercial solid waste hauling services, nearly two months after the city discovered its current contract…
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