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    Ready. Set. Vote!

    Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland recently delivered sample ballots to the post office for distribution to local voters who should have received one in their mailbox Tuesday. These sample ballots…

    Relief efforts detailed

    Relief efforts detailed

    Taylor County residents, businesses, churches and other civic groups continue to provide disaster relief to Panhandle residents impacted by Hurricane Michael two weeks ago on Oct. 10. Thousands of residents…

    Residents mobilize to help neighbors in the Panhandle

    Residents mobilize to help neighbors in the Panhandle

    After escaping deadly Hurricane Michael with no major damage, Taylor County residents have turned their attention to helping those less fortunate in the Florida Panhandle. According to Taylor County Emergency…

    TCSO no longer funding SROs

    While the Taylor County School District’s complement of school resource officers (SROs) has increased from four last year to seven this year, the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) — which…

    Early voting opens Oct. 22

    Early voting for the 2018 general election begins Monday, Oct. 22, and will continue each day through Saturday, Nov. 3, for 13 consecutive days. Early voting hours will be 7…

    Goodman rewrites history

    Goodman rewrites history

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Contributing writer State Archives Historian Dr. Josh Goodman presented archival evidence at Monday night’s Taylor County Historical Society meeting that Perry is at least a decade…

    TCI officers attacked by 15 inmates

    Several officers were injured Thursday at Taylor Correctional Institution (TCI) after being assaulted by more than a dozen inmates at the Main Unit during the evening meal service. The incident,…

    Want to help storm victims?

    Want to help with hurricane relief? The devastation from Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle is heartbreaking, and our neighbors in the area continue to need help and assistance.…

    Man crashes head-on with dump truck, flees into woods

    Man crashes head-on with dump truck, flees into woods

    A Brandenton man who survived a head-on collision with a loaded dump truck fled into the woods off Highway 98 Monday afternoon and eluded law enforcement officers for three hours…

    Festival royalty crowned

    Festival royalty crowned

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor With bright blue eyes sparkling and blonde curls shining in the spotlight, Elynn Lago clutched a bouquet of red roses and waited calmly…