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Courthouse, library to re-open
County government buildings, including the Taylor County Courthouse and the public library, will re-open to the public next week for the first time since March. County offices have been closed…
Iron Horse event nearly bogged down
The “Super Bog” event scheduled for next week at Iron Horse Much Ranch will move forward despite a late challenge by one of its neighbors. According to county officials, one…
COVID-19 claims ‘one of a kind’ friend, role model, ‘mother hen’
The Taylor Correctional Institute (TCI) family is mourning the loss of a “one-of-a-kind” veteran officer after Ginger Eustice succumbed to COVID-19 on Oct. 2 following a month-long battle with the…
Cedar home to be sold to high bidder Oct. 6
Nine years after the county first raised code enforcement complaints against Cedar Island property owner Timothy Brooks, and one year after the Taylor County Commission successfully foreclosed on the property,…
Firms sought for dredging
The Taylor County Commission is seeking firms to provide design and planning services for the proposed canal dredging projects at Keaton Beach and the Steinhatchee boat ramp basin. Once the…
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer The sun glowed like a red ember overhead, dulled by the thick, hazy smoke churning towards the sky, as the Bobcat Fire ravaged Los…
RR crossing lane closures
Local drivers should expect lane closures and flagging operations in Perry and Greenville over the next two weeks, as the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is implementing rail crossing safety…
City raises taxes 2.2%
City of Perry property owners can expect to see a 2.2% increase on the city portion of their annual property tax bill, while those customers using city water, sewer and…
Crowell ‘101 years young’
Up until just a few years ago, Nancy Monroe Crowell kept busy by visiting friends who live at the local nursing home and enjoying fellowship at the Taylor County Senior…
County holds tax rate steady
The Taylor County Commission put its final stamp of approval on the county’s $52 million budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year during the second and final public hearing Sept. 14.…
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