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Martin Luther King Jr. Parade
Sisters of Destiny Chapter #316 took the lead in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade held Monday. Participants marched to the Jerkins Community Center for a brief ceremony that…
Man punches police officer during arrest
A suspect who became combative with police officers – punching one in the face – also attacked a corrections officer at the jail while being strip-searched, resulting in multiple battery…
Explore God’s World visits Goose Pasture
God’s grace and beauty shines a little brighter in the great outdoors. Just ask the team behind “Explore God’s World,” a Christian outdoor ministry based out of Macon Ga., that…
Omicron less lethal, but admissions on the rise
While the COVID Omicron variant appears to be spreading through the community like wildfire, there is a glimmer of good news, according to Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) CEO Chris Schmidt.…
DMH: Please do not come to ER for COVID-19 testing
Although Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) is seeing an increase in COVID-19 patients in its emergency room, so far the hospital is reporting very few admissions due to COVID or influenza.…
DOH-Taylor currently testing hundreds of people per day
With a surge in COVID-19 positive cases — believed to be associated with the Omicron variant — spreading through Taylor County and beyond, demand for testing is also on the…
County is spending $45,000 to skin ballfields at complex
Three of the four baseball fields at the Taylor County Sports Complex will soon be converted into multi-use fields in a move that local officials hope will increase the number…
Domestic disturbance spills out onto U.S. 19
A domestic disturbance spilled out into a busy public highway Monday morning, Jan. 10, when a suspect chased another man down U.S. Hwy. 19 on foot and then attacked a…
Van slams into RV, killing teen in Friday crash
A van slammed into the back of a disabled motor home on Highway 19 North late Friday night, Jan. 7, resulting in the death of a 16-year-old Tallahassee resident and…
1 a.m. gunfire leads to arrest
A 70-year-old Perry man is being held on a $62,000 bond after allegedly threatening a woman with a knife and then discharging a firearm in a residential neighborhood around 1…
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