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Hodges Park receives a summertime makeover
In anticipation of the busy summer season, Taylor County crews recently performed seasonal maintenance at Hodges Park and the Keaton Beach boat ramp.…
City council set to discuss once-a-week trash pickup
In an effort to devote more manpower and time to picking up the piles of mixed trash and other debris being placed on the right-of-way of city streets, the City…
Father Figures
In honor of Father’s Day, which became a recognized national holiday in 1972, Shady Grove columnist Claire Hatcher invited residents there to share thoughts about the fathers or father figures…
Scallop season!
Florida’s recreational scalloping season begins Saturday off the shores of Taylor and Dixie County. This year, Florida Sea Grant (FSG) and the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural…
Couple is seriously injured in motorcycle crash near Salem
A woman lost one of her legs, and her husband sustained life-threatening injuries, in a two-motorcycle crash that happened Sunday afternoon, June 9, in Salem, just north of Tennille on…
$70,000 semi-truck stolen June 7
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is seeking information on a individual possibly linked to the theft of a $70,000 semi-truck from Foley Spotting Services that occurred Friday, June 7.…
City council candidate faces new round of fraud charges
Former city council candidate James Little Hawk Bell faces a new round of fraud charges after allegedly entering into contracts with two separate individuals to demolish and/or relocate mobile homes,…
Flowers drops out of race
Richard Alan Flowers has formally withdrawn from the race for Taylor County Sheriff, leaving incumbent Wayne Padgett and challenger Eric D. Sadler as the only two candidates in the race…
City qualifying ends; Woodfaulk, Hampton re-elected
When the deadline to qualify passed on Monday for Perry City Council candidates, all but one had successfully completed their paperwork.…
Could Taylor County pull out of the National Flood Insurance Program?
What would happen if Taylor County pulled out of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)?…
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