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Naloxone kits available at health department
The Florida Department of Health in Taylor County is now distributing naloxone to persons 18 and older to help reduce substance use deaths due to opioid overdoses.…
DOH announces formula recall that may impact WIC recipients
The Florida Department of Health in Taylor County has announced that Abbott is voluntarily recalling certain lots of 2 fluid ounce/59 milliliter bottles of Ready-to-Feed (RTF) liquid formula products.…
3 crashes keep LEO, EMS busy
Unrelated crashes had emergency responders rushing to the south end of the county three separate times in a five-hour span on Tuesday, Oct. 18, with serious injuries reported in two…
Prospect & City plant seeds for ‘The Grove’
City of Perry officials look on as Prospect Real Estate Development Group Chairman Richard Zahn turns the ceremonial first shovel of dirt during a groundbreaking Tuesday at the future site…
Time to ‘Find Your Roots’
In recognition of this weekend’s Florida Forest Festival, as well as the other festival activities throughout the month, the Taylor County Commission declared this October “Florida Forest Festival Month.”…
Early voting begins on Monday, runs to Nov. 6
Early voting for the Nov. 8 general election begins Monday, Oct. 24, and will continue every day until Sunday, Nov. 6.…
BBTC breaks ground on new health science lab on Oct. 25
Groundbreaking ceremonies for Big Bend Technical College’s (BBTC) new $2 million virtual reality health science lab will be held Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 10 a.m.…
City renews contract with regional planning council
The City of Perry has renewed its annual contract with the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council (NCFRPC), which provides city staff with technical and professional planning services.…
Council sells portion of Bryant St.
The City of Perry has granted a request to close a short section of Bryant Street and transferred ownership to a longtime local business.…
Siegmeister gets 40 months
Disgraced former Third Judicial Circuit state attorney Jeffrey Alan Siegmeister, 54, of Live Oak has been sentenced to just over three years in prison for a bribery and corruption scheme…
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