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Parents to pitch taking over baseball
Baseball is the only youth team sport league still run by county government, but that could soon change, as a group of parents is seeking to take over and oversee…
DMH offers wound care
Doctors Memorial Hospital (DMH) is opening a new wound care center at the local facility to help those suffering from diabetic ulcers or other wounds that have not healed within…
Man arrested following desecration of U.S. flags
A man believed to be suffering from mental health issues was arrested for desecrating U.S. flags on display near the Taylor County Courthouse in honor of Flag Day (June 14).…
Perry man faces felonies after unsuccessful vehicle thefts
A Perry man is facing three felony charges for the unsuccessful theft of two vehicles, after he was reportedly caught in the act in the area of Ash Street and…
Peterson’s Landing will be closed June 21-July 2
Effective Monday, June 21, Foley Cellulose will temporarily close Peterson’s Landing to perform routine pipeline maintenance. The landing will be closed through July 2. The public is encouraged to use…
1 critical after 5-car crash
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer A five-vehicle crash that many bystanders said sounded like a “bomb going off” left car parts strewn from Thomas Chevrolet to Hardee’s near one…
Special needs family loses everything
A family of four lost all of their belongings and a family pet after a fire caused an estimated $60,000 in damages and the total loss of their rental home…
$250,000 in CARES Act funding flows to Taylor through school district
The Taylor County School District’s summer school session is in full swing, and expected to pump an estimated quarter of a million dollars in federal CARES Act funds into the…
Taylor ranked 12th in state for COVID vaccinations; one new case is reported
Taylor County continues to trail most of the rest of the state when it comes to the number of COVID-19 vaccines administered, as it is currently tied for the 12th…
Attorney General Moody honors officers for service and sacrifice
Members of the Perry Police Department (PPD) were the first in the Big Bend region to be recognized by Attorney General Ashley Moody on Monday, June 14, for their selfless…
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