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    School budget $500,000 short

    While the Taylor County School District has a somewhat comfortable beginning fund balance of $2.7 million for the new fiscal year, it is poised to use $500,000 of that savings…

    City plans to raise taxes, utility rates

    City of Perry taxpayers and utility customers can expect to pay slightly higher bills in the upcoming year if a tentative budget and millage rate adopted by the city council…

    Water everywhere

    Water everywhere

    Mandalay Road near the Aucilla River was covered with water Wednesday after the river gauge at Mandalay/Nutall Rise recorded 5.3 feet of storm surge during high tide. While areas to…

    Plane crash debris found

    Plane crash debris found

    While braving rain bands and wind gusts spinning off of Hurricane Sally, local law enforcement officers recovered most of the pieces of a single-engine plane that crashed in the area…

    Yates Creek ramp to close?

    Anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts could lose public access to the boat ramp at Yates Creek in the near future, after a lease agreement between the Taylor County Commission and…

    TCI food director faces sex charge

    The former food service director at Taylor Correctional Institution (TCI) was booked into the Taylor County Jail Monday on a charge of sexual misconduct with an inmate stemming from an…

    Assault with belt, rifle

    A brutal domestic violence incident in which a man attacked a woman with a belt and then threatened her and her mother with a deer rifle ended with his arrest…

    Businesses eligible for $10,000 grants

    Taylor County officials hope to provide financial relief to around 38 local businesses affected by the economic impact of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak using funds provided by the federal…

    Close call

    Close call

    A heavy-duty work truck pulling a trailer loaded with a Bobcat lost control and careened into a ditch overflowing with water during a heavy rain shower Sunday afternoon on Highway…

    Site will connect workers, industry

    A local non-profit aims to support technical education students and trade school graduates by serving as a “Craftsmen Yellow Pages” and connecting them with industry employers seeking their services. Seventy…