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Dean to school board: ‘Support our local administrators’
A local school administrator is urging school board members to join her in doing their part to encourage and uplift school employees, district leaders, each other and the school superintendent.…
County seeks $1.6 million for Steinhatchee flooding
In what local officials are calling the first step in a much larger effort to alleviate flooding concerns across the county, the Taylor County Commission is seeking more than $1.6…
Frith joins race for county commission, Dist. 1 seat
Daryl Glenn Frith has filed to run for District 1 Taylor County Commission seat currently held by Malcolm Page. Frith joins fellow challenger Jamie Waylon English and Page in the…
Register running on record of experience, dependability
Lifelong Taylor County resident Jerry Register has announced his candidacy for the office of property appraiser. A graduate of Taylor County High School and North Florida Community College, Register attended…
Temporary railroad crossing closures
A number of local railroad crossings will be closed this week as part of a $17 million railroad renovation project currently winding its way through Taylor County and the City…
‘Park host’ wanted
The Taylor County Commission is offering a free camping spot at Hampton Springs Park in exchange for a volunteer agreeing to care for and watch over the county-owned historic site.…
Perry settles lawsuit with property owners over $30,000-plus code enforcement lien
The City of Perry has agreed to settle a lawsuit against former residents facing possible foreclosure on their home and property here after a city code enforcement lien gradually grew…
Groundbreaking March 13
Congressman Neal Dunn will join local Taylor County officials and railroad representatives at Rosehead Park in downtown Perry on Friday, March 13 at 10 a.m. for a ribbon cutting that…
Racism at Taylor High?
The Taylor County School Board drew fire Tuesday for its response – or perceived lack of – to a doctored photo circulated among students that depicted a handgun pointed at…
Closed disciplinary hearing March 12
The Taylor County School Board will hold a closed hearing on Thursday, March 12 to decide on recommended disciplinary action against two high school students accused of creating or disseminating…
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