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City extends deadline for utility bills after mail snafu
In response to a large number of complaints from city residents who received their monthly utility bills late or not at all, City of Perry officials have apologized and announced…
Opening weekend
Public boat ramps at Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee were crowded on the opening day of the 2019 scallop season, but no major accidents or incidents reported during a busy first…
Coaching search update
While school district officials continue their search for the Bulldogs’ next head football coach, Taylor County football players are meeting four times per week to work out, sharpen their skills…
Suspect is busted trying to avoid jail full-body scanner
A man arrested on an outstanding failure to appear warrant dug himself deeper into trouble by attempting to smuggle crack cocaine into the Taylor County Jail. Darius Raytunda Robinson, 30,…
Ealum takes the lead in ‘A Chorus Line’
By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer “A Chorus Line,” which was first performed in 1975 and inspired the 1985 film of the same name, is a musical about actors auditioning…
Leon County fugitive caught
Local law enforcement officers have had convicted felon James Kelly Cruce, 32, on their radar “for some time now,” according to officials, and on Wednesday afternoon, spent three hours tracking…
Voters go to the polls for special election
Nearly 9.5% of Taylor County voters have already cast their ballots in Tuesday’s special election for the open Florida House District 7 seat. As of presstime Thursday, a total of…
Bridge over troubled waters
The future of a single-lane, wooden bridge in Steinhatchee has sparked numerous debates and no small amount of indecision on the part of the Taylor County Commission over the past…
County fills four TCDA board seats
In the past it has been difficult at times for the Taylor County Commission to make appointments to various volunteer boards due to a lack of applicants, but that was…
Council will pay for Lake City hotel stay
The Perry City Council has approved a request by Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton to pay for a hotel room when she attends the monthly North Central Florida Regional Planning Council meetings…
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