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Huddle House, Travel Center damaged by fire
An early-morning fire in an electrical box caused “significant damage” to the local Huddle House and Ware Oil & Supply Company Travel Center on Hwy. 19 in Perry on Tuesday.…
Infinity Con returns to Tallahassee
The possibilities will be infinite next weekend when Infinity Con takes over the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center in Tallahassee on June 5-6. Infinity Con is a family-friendly comic book,…
Everett leaves legacy
Longtime Taylor County resident Don Everett, Sr. passed away last week, leaving behind a lasting legacy as a business-savvy entrepreneur who will be remembered for his innovation, organization, risk-taking and…
All in a days’ work
Sgt. Jay Ricketson with the Perry Police Department (PPD) served as an alligator handler onFriday, May 21, after law enforcement officers were dispatched to a wooded area near SouthsidePark in…
FHSAA investigating bench-clearing brawl between Madison and Taylor football teams
Friday night’s four-team spring jamboree football game at Dorsett Stadium ended prematurely following a brawl that broke out on the field between longtime rivals Taylor County and Madison County. Both…
Sheriff threatens to pull work crews from county
After the Taylor County Commission decided last week to discontinue its Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) security details at the Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee boat ramps this summer, the board…
Head of the Class: Valedictorian Cole English
While Friday night’s graduation ceremony will mark the end of Cole English’s high school career, the turning of his tassel and the throwing of his ceremonial cap will only be…
Head of the Class: Salutatorian Madison Buzbee
Although she is only 18, Taylor County High School (TCHS) senior Madison Buzbee has mastered a life skill most adults have trouble navigating – striking a balance between work, school…
Public invited to services planned Monday at Veterans Memorial Park
Taylor County will honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of their country on Memorial Day with a ceremony held at Veterans Memorial Park. While last year’s program…
Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday is May 28 – June 6
With the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season beginning next week, Floridians can save money when buying certain items thanks to the state’s annual Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. Passed by the…
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