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    50% off certain Florida hunting, fishing licenses

    As part of his “Great Outdoors Initiative” encouraging Floridians to go outdoors and explore Florida’s natural resources, Governor Ron DeSantis has announced 50% discounts on certain hunting and fishing licenses…

    Better estimates expected soon for school damages

    The Taylor County School Board should have a better estimate on the damages the school district sustained from Hurricane Idalia within the next few weeks.…

    Duke Energy will market local property nationwide

    As part of its “2023 Site Readiness Program,” aimed at sparking economic growth in Florida, Duke Energy has selected a local site to be marketed nationwide to companies looking to…

    Shoaf, Simon pledge to help Taylor

    Shoaf, Simon pledge to help Taylor

    Pledging to “help Taylor County get back on its feet,” State Representative Jason Shoaf and State Senator Corey Simon received a long list of funding requests submitted to the Florida…

    TCMS Bulldogs demolish Marianna 36-0

    By MADDOX WILES The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Bulldogs topped off a spectacular season by defeating the Marianna Bullpups 36-0 Thursday night in Marianna.…

    County unveils $25 million in state requests

    With Taylor County receiving a lot of attention from state leaders in the wake of Hurricane Idalia and the closure of Georgia-Pacific’s Foley Cellulose mill, county officials are attempting to…

    5-year-old twins victims in apparent murder-suicide in Seminole County

    A woman with Perry ties is suffering through an unimaginable loss following the death of her daughter and twin grandchildren in a murder-suicide that occurred in Seminole County on Friday,…

    Hurricane Idalia timber damage hits $65 million

    Hurricane Idalia caused an estimated $64.7 million in damage to Florida’s timberlands, with Taylor County and its neighboring counties suffering the worst impacts.…

    Debris removal cost is up to $11 million

    State-hired contractors have removed more than 810,000 cubic yards of storm debris along Taylor County and City of Perry roadways so far, in just under 50 days since Hurricane Idalia…

    Now hiring

    Now hiring

    More than 75 local, state and regional employers packed Forest Capital Hall and even spilled outside on Wednesday, offering job opportunities to hundreds of local workers during a “Career and…