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Big Top partners with Altamont Capital
In the next chapter of one of the local community’s most impressive business success stories, Big Top Manufacturing has partnered with a private investment group to carry out the next…
45-day grace period for pole barn permits
For those who have purchased property in Taylor County with the intention of constructing a pole barn to house a recreational vehicle (RV), the clock is ticking to get a…
Rabies Alert issued for portion of Taylor County
The Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) is monitoring rabies among wild animals in the area, after a recent confirmed case.…
Larger turnout in Taylor than statewide in primary election
Former U.S. President Donald Trump won the Republican presidential primary Tuesday, earning 81% of the statewide vote.…
BBTC receives $9.5 million to launch multiple new programs
In the past six weeks, Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) has been awarded and/or earned a record $9.5 million in funding to launch new CTE (Career Technical Education) programs —…
Commission rejects request to support a later scallop season
A Steinhatchee couple lobbying the state to delay the start of Taylor County’s annual scallop season to July 1 failed to receive support from Taylor County commissioners this week.…
City may have buyer for former BioNitrogen land
The City of Perry has signaled it may be willing to consider selling a prime piece of property with economic development potential after being notified of a prospective buyer working…
School district’s administrators will receive one-time bonuses
The Taylor County School District will expend just over $500,000 in one-time retention bonuses for its employees for the 2023-24 budget year.…
Big Bend Brewfest
Armed Forces Brewing Company (center) was one of the “Top 10” brewers recognized during the Big Bend Brewfest held at Rosehead Park on Saturday. The event, sponsored by Tallahassee Orthopedic…
County adds $115,000 to buy Spring Warrior ramp
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to spend $115,000 in local funds to facilitate the purchase of 3.95 acres of property at Spring Warrior and secure its long-term use as…
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