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    County provides $10,000 to health dept. to man phones

    The Taylor County Commission has agreed to provide up to $10,000 of its CARES Act funding to the Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) to provide personnel to…

    Bridge dedication sought for World War II POW Clark

    The Taylor County Commission is petitioning the Florida Legislature to name the Fenholloway River bridge on U.S. Hwy. 27 East in honor of World War II veteran and prisoner of…

    Vaccine clinic

    Vaccine clinic

    Lovett Brasby (above) and his wife, LaDoris, were among 480 local residents who received their second dose of the COVID 19 vaccine during a mass clinic held Wednesday, Feb. 3.…

    Stabbing detailed

    Stabbing detailed

    According to several eyewitness accounts included in an arrest report, Nikki Lynn Remedies, 47, was the primary aggressor in the Jan. 22 altercation that claimed the life of 25-year-old Gisella…

    Mud bog gets stuck in county ordinance

    The fate of the annual Iron Horse Mud Ranch “Dysfunctional Family Reunion” offroad event scheduled for early March remains muddy and unclear, after the Taylor County Commission agreed to approve…

    Iron Horse to close?

    The owners of Iron Horse Mud Ranch say they will close down the popular local off-road park because of a county ordinance that allows a single neighbor to withhold permission…

    Beating suspect captured Feb. 1

    One of two suspects wanted in connection with a brutal Christmas Day beating that left a Perry man with a fractured skull was apprehended Monday afternoon (Feb. 1) by the…

    Pouring God’s love into the community

    Pouring God’s love into the community

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer “Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and everyone that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God.” – 1…

    Mass vaccine clinic set Wednesday, Feb. 3

    Another 200 Taylor County senior citizens received their first round of COVID-19 vaccinations here on Wednesday and 500 more in the 65-plus age group are slated to receive their second…

    Big Bend Brewfest canceled again

    Big Bend Brewfest canceled again

    COVID-19 concerns have caused the cancelation of the annual “Big Bend Brewfest” for the second straight year, as the city council declined a request to allow the annual fund-raiser benefiting…