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100+ mph chase crash & burn
A 20-year-old Gainesville man driving what appeared to be an undercover law enforcement vehicle fled officers at speeds well over 100 miles per hour from Steinhatchee to Perry before crashing…
Coastal Water & Sewer board reduced to 5
The Taylor County Commission has reduced the Taylor Coastal Sewer & Water District (TCWSD) board from seven members to five members. Last month, the TCWSD board requested the commission consider…
City hears apartment complex complaints
Local activist Wayne Dunwoody appeared before the city council at its May 10 meeting seeking help on behalf of tenants of the local Perrytown Apartments (formerly Tidewater Apartments) located on…
Memorial Day ceremonies set for 10 a.m. on May 30
Taylor County will pay tribute to those who have died in service of their country during Memorial Day ceremonies planned Monday, May 30, at Veterans Memorial Park. The 10 a.m.…
Couple jailed for lewd behavior (UPDATED)
UPDATE (06-22-22): The State Attorney’s Office (SAO) has declined to pursue charges against a couple arrested in May following allegations the man grabbed a teen at Keaton Beach and offered…
DUI arrest made in Beach Road crash with bicycle
An alleged drunk driver struck a bicyclist on Beach Road last Friday night, May 13, and was arrested when he returned to the scene after initially fleeing the area. James…
Hooray for seniors!
Taylor County High School (TCHS) seniors came full circle Wednesday, returning to their earlyschool days during a “walk-thru” at Taylor County Primary School. Future seniors — today’skindergartners — held signs…
Dyal, School Board close TAS
Following a recommendation from Superintendent of Schools Paul Dyal, the Taylor County School Board has voted unanimously to close Taylor Accelerated School (TAS). “We are not seeing a return on…
Cassidy achieves 1 goal, seeks engineering degree
As a member of the inaugural kindergarten class of Point of Grace Christian, Zachary Cassidy has grown and thrived over the past 13 years — much like the school itself.…
Despite big changes, Chun finishes second in class
Point of Grace Christian Salutatorian Jennifer Chun spent the first three years of high school on a military base in South Korea surrounded by 150-160 classmates. She started her senior…
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