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Becoming a ‘Better Man’
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer The wind carries a deep southern baritone voice out the open window of a pickup truck stopped at the intersection of Hampton Springs and…
Most COVID-19 cases are 30-50
Nearly half of Taylor County’s reported positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases to date have been among those in either their 30s or 40s, with young children making up only 1% of…
COVID testing scaled back
In an e-mail to local school administrators, law enforcement and elected officials, the Taylor County Department of Health announced that daily COVID-19 testing will be scaled back to twice per…
TCDA gets clean audit; commission releases $100,000
After receiving a clean audit on the finances of the local economic development organization, the Taylor County Commission recently released its annual budgeted allocation of $100,000 to the Taylor County…
Sinkhole in U.S. 221
The southbound lane of U.S. 211 was closed at the bridge near Boyd Road north of Perry while crews with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) investigate a possible sinkhole.…
Local rally draws community support
A locally-organized “Back-the-Blue” rally drew dozens of community members in a show of support for the Perry Police Department (PPD), Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO), Florida Highway Patrol, Taylor Correctional…
Festival parade marches on
Although there was initially some confusion over whether or not the Florida Forest Festival’s “socially-distanced” King Tree Parade would happen this year, festival organizers have confirmed they are moving forward…
10th death attributed to COVID
The number of deaths attributed to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has jumped to 10 in Taylor County. Although the four most recent deaths were all reported this week, the…
State dumps Quest
The Florida Department of Health (DOH) and Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) severed all ties with Quest Diagnostics Tuesday after discovering the nationwide clinical laboratory failed to report nearly…
Schools spend $470,000 in CARES funds
The Taylor County School District spent more than $470,000 in the weeks leading up to the start of the 2020-21 school year as it prepared to adhere to health and…
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