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Unemployment rate continues to fall
The number of unemployed workers in the north central Florida area continues to fall, according to a jobs report released by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (FDEO) on May…
One man cleared, another arrested
Based on follow up interviews and new information, the original suspect in an attack that left a Perry man in critical condition was cleared of the charges and a new…
Chemring up for sale, but will remain top employer
While the business will likely be sold in an auction-style bid process expected to be completed by October, Chemring Ordnance should remain one of Taylor County’s top employers thanks to…
11 students arrested after TCHS brawl
Taylor County High School (TCHS) officials and the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) continue to investigate a Friday altercation at the local high school that resulted in nearly a dozen…
Visitors attempt to smuggle contraband to TCI inmates
A Tallahassee woman is being held on a $180,000 bond after being charged with introduction of contraband for allegedly attempting to smuggle cannabis and synthetic marijuana to an inmate at…
Memorial Day salute will feature a flyover
Taylor County’s annual tribute to its fallen soldiers will include a flyover during ceremonies planned at Veterans Memorial Park Monday, May 27. The ceremony, which is being coordinated by Circuit…
‘Where the past and present meet’
Casting a jaunty smile to the camera, the well-dressed man shrugged off his jacket and attacked digging the hole for a new sign post with gusto. His fellow club members…
Running in 2020? You have until June 16 to change to the party you’re running in
Are you considering a political run in 2020 for a county office or the state legislature? If so, you have until June 16 to change your party to the one…
Man ‘critical’ after beating
A Perry man is being held on a $100,000 bond after allegedly beating another man so severely that he remains in critical condition in a Tallahassee hospital. Thomas Ray Craft,…
Lack of school funding leads to local frustration
Describing the recent legislative session as “very frustrating,” Superintendent of Schools Dr. Danny Glover Jr. is calling on all teachers, non-instructional staff, school board members and superintendents in the state…
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