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‘DeSantis Claus’ brings $40 million in gifts to Perry, Steinhatchee & Taylor
Calling himself “Florida’s version of Santa Claus” during a Wednesday press conference held at Sea Hag Marina in Steinhatchee, Governor Ron DeSantis came bearing gifts, delivering news that Taylor County…
City, County, DMH, Steinhatchee and Beaches utilities have now received almost $140 million in grants since November
In two separate announcements over the past two months, Taylor County entities have been notified they will receive nearly $140 million in grant funding for a number of major water,…
Car thief remains at large after chase on Jan. 5
A suspected car thief – possibly linked to the theft of a white Hyundai SUV here and a Dodge truck in Lafayette County – remains at large following an early…
San Pedro Road repairs nearing completion
More than three years after a section of San Pedro Road began subsiding and seven months after work began to repair the issue, the field work is now complete, and…
Florida’s Untouched Paradise
In the quiet, unspoiled recesses of Florida’s Big Bend, the new Econfina Sporting Club has fashioned an exclusive retreat where fishing, hunting and hospitality come together to form a sportsman’s…
What local projects did not receive funding?
While the City of Perry and Taylor County received $40 million in disaster-related grant funding this week, both governmental agencies also submitted a number of other projects for consideration that…
New Year’s Day crash cuts power to 2,000 customers
No one was seriously injured, but approximately 2,000 local residents were left without power for several hours New Year’s Day when a vehicle crashed into a power pole off U.S.…
Fast food employee pulls BB gun on coworker, threatens to ‘do her’
A verbal argument between two employees at a local fast food restaurant Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4, quickly escalated to the point one individual pulled a gun on the other and…
Two firms apply to offer engineering services to county
Two nearby engineering companies have responded to Taylor County’s request seeking firms to take over for County Engineer Kenneth Dudley, who is expected to soon retire.…
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