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County facing DMH dilemma
Has the local hospital been overseen incorrectly for nearly 30 years? While many in Taylor County were preparing to celebrate Cinco De Mayo last week, the Taylor County Commission, along…
Hacked pipeline re-opens, easing gas panic buying
As of Thursday, there were no long lines of vehicles waiting to pump gas at local convenience stores, as fuel once again began flowing through the Colonial Pipeline around 5…
Rollover at the county line
The driver of this SUV escaped serious injury following a single-vehicle roll-over crash on County Line Road north of Shady Grove off Hwy. 221 on Wednesday. The lime rock road…
City council split over spending reserves
In a split vote that highlighted a council divided over concerns about continuing to dip into dwindling cash reserves for non-budgeted items, the City of Perry recently voted to move…
Edwards shared faith in song
Frankie Edwards didn’t need a pulpit to share the Gospel. He shared his faith by lifting his voice to the heavens in song, and all within hearing distance were blessed.…
Vaccine events set for Perry and Steinhatchee
The Florida Department of Emergency Management will be offering free Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccines at two Taylor County locations next weekend. Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church in Perry and…
More federal COVID cash coming
Taylor County is in line to receive nearly $4.2 million in Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds as part of the “American Rescue Plan Act of 2021,” which is…
Blount honored with road signs
Long before the bright lights of fame and notoriety that came with winning three Super Bowl championships, LeGarrette Blount was simply a young man eager to be on the field.…
Toll road extension hits dead-end?
The proposed Suncoast Connector extension toll-road project, which might have passed through Taylor County if constructed, could soon be dead if a bill passed by the Florida Legislature is signed…
CR 14 to get $230,000 railroad crossing gate
The railroad crossing on Alton Wentworth Road (County Road 14) will soon receive new safety equipment, including flashing lights and a gate system. The $230,000 project is being funded by…
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