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    Pittman’s pre-trial hearing delayed until March 11

    The first pre-trial hearing for Kayla Pittman’s second-degree murder case has been delayed a month, after a “motion to continue” was filed by her attorney. The hearing was originally set…

    Continuance motion granted in Coverson’s murder case

    Continuance motion granted in Coverson’s murder case

    Murder suspect Jarnell “Roosta” Coverson was in court Monday morning for a brief pre-trial hearing before Circuit Judge Greg Parker, asking for a continuance in his first-degree murder case. His…

    School district faces $250,000 shortfall

    The Taylor County School District will likely need to find an estimated $250,000 or more in budget cuts or savings in order to abide by a new school board policy…

    Searching for substitutes…

    Taylor County school administrators are not alone when it comes to searching for a solution on how to deal with a shortage of substitutes to fill in for teachers, non-instructional…

    Scallop season pushed to July 1?

    Scallop season pushed to July 1?

    Since 2017, the annual scallop season has started roughly two weeks early off most of the Taylor County coast — will do so again this year, opening on Saturday, June…

    Suncoast Parkway extension revived

    A long-debated proposal to extend the Suncoast Parkway toll road from the Tampa Bay area to Georgia – including a potential route running through Taylor County – has new life…

    Foley shares pipeline route, schedule with school board

    Georgia-Pacific (GP) officials assured Taylor County School Board members there would be minimal impact to school bus routes as the Foley Mill continues with its 15.3-mile Fenholloway River pipeline project…

    Career Fair set here for Feb. 22

    The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) – which is already offering $1,000 hiring bonuses – is teaming with CareerSource North Florida to hold a Career and Resource Fair here Friday,…

    Driver crashes into church, comes forward two days later

    The driver who crashed into the fellowship hall at Ash Street Church of God Tuesday evening, damaging the door and outer brick wall, came forward Thursday afternoon and agreed to…

    Super-Pufft wants tax break for $20 million expansion

    Super-Pufft Snacks USA, LLC, which re-opened the former Snyder’s-Lance plant in Perry last year, is considering a major expansion to its operations here, one that would include $20 million in…