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    Jumping for joy!

    Jumping for joy!

    Amyricale Bailey reacts with surprise and a jump for joy when it was announced she was voted Homecoming Queen during a pep rally Thursday in the TCHS gym. She is…

    City cancels meeting

    The City of Perry canceled its first of two regular scheduled meetings in October, citing “lack of items” for the agenda.…

    McKinnon re-appointed to BBWA board

    The Taylor County Commission has re-appointed Wendell McKinnon to serve as one of the county’s three representatives on the Big Bend Water Authority (BBWA).…

    Carter joins construction industry licensing board

    The Taylor County Commission has appointed Chris Carter to the county’s Construction Industry Licensing Board, while also re-appointing four previous members whose terms had expired.…

    Former church deacon found guilty of child porn charges

    A former church deacon in Steinhatchee was convicted in federal court Tuesday of two counts of use of a child to produce child pornography.…

    Official groundbreaking for new ‘The Grove’ apartment village is slated for Oct. 11

    Official groundbreaking for new ‘The Grove’ apartment village is slated for Oct. 11

    An official groundbreaking ceremony has been scheduled for “The Grove” – an estimated $42 million workforce and family residential apartment project to be constructed between Holiday Inn Express on U.S.…

    Gas prices down 25 cents in Oct.

    Motorists likely noticed a drop in fuel prices this week in Taylor County and elsewhere in Florida as the state’s month-long fuel tax holiday began on Saturday, Oct. 1.…

    County faces unexpected $800,000 bill

    In order to meet an earlier-than-expected deadline to transition all local law enforcement and first responders to a new communications technology, the Taylor County Commission may soon have to spend…

    Burns murder trial set Oct. 24

    During a pre-trial hearing Monday, both the state and defense attorneys indicated they were ready to proceed in the first-degree murder trial of Kenneth Brian Burns, charged in the May…

    Horne fulfills childhood dream while saving lives

    Horne fulfills childhood dream while saving lives

    Eighteen-year-old Walter Horne had just graduated from Taylor County High School (TCHS) when his parents dropped him off at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn., on July…