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Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office finance director arrested here for grand theft, fraud
Following an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), the Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) announced former Finance Director Megan Leigh Corbin, 38, was arrested on Nov. 25…
Four Rivers appeals 2025 property taxes
Four Rivers Land & Timber Company – Taylor County’s largest landowner – and Four Rivers Mining Company have filed petitions appealing their 2025 property value assessments as determined by Taylor…
Company owns 57% of Taylor Co.
Four Rivers Land & Timber Company, LLC, owns one of the largest near-contiguous land holdings east of the Mississippi River, including more than half of all the land area in…
Ga. man arrested for identity theft of local business
A nine-month investigation led by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) has resulted in the arrest of an Atlanta, Ga., man who faces charges of grand theft, identify theft…
Constitutional officers return unspent funds
Taylor County’s five elected constitutional officers presented the county commission with their final expense and revenue reports for the 2024-25 fiscal year last week, returning a combined $411,929 in taxpayer…
Commissioners to discuss GP permit
With the Taylor County Commission set to hold a special meeting in two weeks to receive public input on Georgia-Pacific’s amended wastewater permit for Foley Cellulose Mill, the county’s consultant…
Where is Gabby?
A mother’s heart never gives up. This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the disappearance of Michelle “Gabby” Griffin. Her mother, Edna Mitchell, is still seeking answers and asking, “Where…
Perry woman killed in Sunday crash
A 41-year-old mother of two was killed Sunday evening, Nov. 23, after being struck by a vehicle as she was walking in the middle of the westbound lane of C.R.…
Two arrested following unrelated altercations involving machetes
Two separate machete-wielding suspects were involved in unrelated domestic altercations this past weekend, with both using the long-bladed weapons to threaten to harm at least three individuals.…
Ash St. work could start in three months
County officials are hopeful that the much-anticipated state-funded widening and resurfacing of Ash Street could begin within the next three months.…
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