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Nammo announces major expansion
Nammo Perry, one of the world’s largest independent providers of specialty ammunition and rocket motors, has officially announced a major expansion project in Taylor County that will significantly increase the…
Tornados, high winds rip off roofs and down trees
Straight line winds estimated in excess of 70 mph and one or more tornados toppled trees, ripped off roofs and damaged a number of homes in Taylor County last Friday,…
Woman injured in market crash dies nine days later
A woman has died nine days after being hospitalized with severe head trauma when a vehicle crashed through the block wall of a seafood market on Hwy. 19.…
Pet owner facing felony animal cruelty charges
Seven dogs and a cat — all severely malnourished and some chained without food or access to water — have been seized by Taylor County Animal Control, as their owner…
Commission asks TCDA to fund market analysis on mill closures
The Taylor County Commission is pursuing a three-step economic development plan designed to respond to the loss of two of its major employers and taxpayers.…
TCDA appointments delayed to allow for more applicants
The Taylor County Commission tabled a vote on appointing four members to the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) this week after learning that two applicants had submitted their paperwork after…
Rocket, missile market set to explode
Demand for rocket-fueled missiles has skyrocketed in recent years, causing supplies to dwindle. …
Job fair May 15 at Forest Capital Hall
Looking for a job? Some of the biggest employers in Taylor County and all around the Big Bend will be providing information on job openings and taking applications at a…
BBTC offers 1-year accelerated ‘bridge’ program for LPNs
Beginning this August, Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) will begin offering a newly-designed, state-approved “accelerated” Professional Nursing program that will serve as a dedicated bridge to for nurses seeking employment…
Norvell challenges sell-out crowd to ‘Keep CLIMBing’
Florida State University (FSU) Head Football Coach Mike Norvell challenged a sell-out crowd of more than 400 gathered at Forest Capital Hall Tuesday night to “Keep CLIMBing” by investing in…
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