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Deputies discover a sawed-offshotgun after domestic dispute
A domestic dispute ended with one local man facing weapons charges after he was found in possession of a sawed-off shotgun bearing altered serial numbers.…
Rabies alert for northern Taylor
The Florida Department of Health in Jefferson (DOH-Jefferson), Madison (DOH-Madison) and Taylor (DOH-Taylor) counties have issued a rabies alert and are currently monitoring for rabies among wild animals in the…
County celebrating Independence Day
Taylor County will celebrate Independence Day with not just one, but two, red, white and blue celebrations.…
City paving speeds ahead
The City of Perry’s ongoing road resurfacing project is moving along quickly, as nine short sections of city streets have already been milled and paved in just over one week.…
District: Safety concerns required new TCMS walls
With an outdoor “open-wing” design for classrooms, Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) has long been a source of safety concerns for local law enforcement and first responders due to the…
Hundreds of new laws started this week in Florida
The Florida Legislature had another busy session this spring, passing more than 100 new laws that went into effect on July 1.…
FFA requests city allow them to house livestock at schools
The City of Perry is attempting to find a “narrow carve out” to existing zoning and land use rules that would allow local schools to house livestock on school property…
City asks FDOT for a ‘pavement management plan’
At the suggestion of City Manager John Hart, the city council has requested the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) prepare a “Pavement Management Plan” to help guide future City of…
Mayo woman killed in State Road 51 crash
A 37-year-old Mayo woman was killed, and a 74-year-old Steinhatchee man injured in a fiery two-vehicle crash Thursday morning, June 27, between Steinhatchee and Tennille.…
Parents petition to add 6th grade to Steinhatchee
A concerned parent approached the Taylor County School Board Tuesday night, June 25, to request that Steinhatchee School – which currently serves grades K-5 – be expanded to include sixth…
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