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    Taylor has first COVID death

    Although the exact cause of death has not yet been determined, the Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) has confirmed that a 78-year old female previously diagnosed with COVID-19…

    Finding Milo

    Finding Milo

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer “God is good, God is good. They got Milo.” John Archer’s heart-warming message spread like wildfire throughout Taylor County this week, as he announced…

    2 arrested for vehicle burglaries, break-in

    Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection to a string of 20-plus vehicle burglaries and business break-ins that happened over the past two months. Investigators issued a probable cause…

    150 out of work after GP layoffs

    Many local families were in shock this week as 150 Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose mill employees learned they had been laid off or had their positions eliminated as part of…

    New 448 area code

    A new area code – 448 – has been approved for the area currently served by 850 and the addition brings with it a change to the way landline customers…

    McLeod seeks sheriff star

    McLeod seeks sheriff star

    The accountability of the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) begins with the sheriff, and William “Danny” McLeod states that he “would never take the duties and responsibilities entrusted to this…

    Miller clarifies toll road stance

    County Commission Candidate Ursula Miller wants District 3 voters to know that while her goals include rebuilding local infrastructure, she is not in favor of a proposed toll road. Miller’s…

    Florida prohibits bars from selling on-site alcohol

    Florida suspended the consumption of alcohol at bars amid a surge in the state’s coronavirus cases on Friday, June 26. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which oversees…

    Teachers get pay increase

    Salaries for beginning teachers with the Taylor County School District could increase as much as $5,000 annually – from $32,400 to $37,400 – under a $500 million education funding plan…

    Asleep at the wheel?

    Asleep at the wheel?

    Taylor County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a single-vehicle roll-over accident on Hwy. 221 near Boyd at around 12:30 p.m. Thursday. According to information gathered at the scene, the driver…