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Clerk of court will not seek re-election
Capping a career of public service that has spanned more than 57 years — including the past 28 in her current elected position — Clerk of Circuit Court Annie Mae…
Knowles runs for clerk seat
In the wake of longtime Taylor County Clerk of Court Annie Mae Murphy’s announcement that she will not seek an eighth term in office, Deputy Clerk Gary Knowles Jr. has…
Illegal gaming hall busted on Hwy. 19
Both the city and county have taken steps to keep internet gaming cafes — or “adult arcades” — out of Perry and Taylor County. The Taylor County Commission recently passed…
Planning board will hear variance requests from marina developers
The developers behind a new marina complex in Steinhatchee will appear before the Taylor County Planning Board next week, seeking a total of nine variances to the county’s land development…
Cherry Lake breaks ground on camp renovations
By CAITLYN BURCHETT Taylor County 4-H’ers can expect to see improvements and changes at Camp Cherry Lake this summer, as Florida 4-H breaks ground at the 83-year-old camp today for…
Trout changes begin Feb. 1
Spotted seatrout is perhaps the most popular sport fish targeted off the Taylor County coast, and beginning Saturday, Feb. 1, many of the rules and regulations governing what anglers can…
County, TCDA seek one vision on new toll road
With the Suncoast Connector Task Force set to meet again in a few weeks, the Taylor County Commission and Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) are working together to develop local…
Bike theft leads to $400,000 bond
A 29-year-old Perry man is being held on a $400,000 bond after allegedly threatening another man with a gun and stealing his bicycle during a sidewalk confrontation Saturday night near…
Monday crash
No serious injuries were reported in a two-vehicle crash that happened Monday in front of the Star Food Mart. The driver of the Kia Optima (above) was cited for careless…
B.E.S.T. to replace Common Core
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff writer Local teachers and students will soon be getting “back to basics,” according to Superintendent of Schools Dr. Danny Glover Jr., who recently notified all…
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