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Watch for detours
The driver of this Nissan Sentra (above) was cited for violation of right-of-way following a Thursday morning crash at the intersection of Center and Drew streets. The Sentra was turning…
Fired employee files suit against AMTEC Less-Lethal
Jackie Hendry, a former employee of AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc. has filed a civil lawsuit against the former local munitions manufacturer, containing allegations of gender discrimination and claiming that she…
Mama knows best
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor It wasn’t the type of call a parent wants to receive from their child’s teacher “Cash was in trouble – he had hit…
Taylor County natives find positions in state government
Taylor County residents will likely recognize several of the top officials recently confirmed by the Florida Senate to serve under in the administration of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, including two…
Teens charged with attempted murder
Two teenagers have been charged with attempted murder following an early-morning April 27 shooting incident that left a Perry resident with critical injuries. Denni-Veon August, 17, and Eric D. Pigford…
Fiery fatal crash claims Perry man
A Perry man has been identified as the victim of a deadly fiery crash that happened nearly three weeks ago in Madison County. On Tuesday, the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP)…
Super-Pufft: Expanding and hiring
Local snack manufacturer Super-Pufft Snacks USA is in the midst of a $25 million expansion project that includes plans to more than double its workforce by hiring an estimated 100…
Library will close on Saturdays
Beginning later this month, the Taylor County Public library will no longer be open on Saturdays, while the Monday through Friday schedule will shift to open and close earlier. The…
Lady of the Year: Debbie Howell
BY SUSAN H. LINCOLN /Special to the Taco Times Debbie Howell rushed her husband, Vance, into the Big Bend Hospice (BBH) office Sunday afternoon, worried they might be late to…
Trout anglers, guides get reprieve
After listening to pleas from charter captains and tourism representatives during its meeting Wednesday, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) delayed a decision on a series of proposed…
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