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Brynes pushes city council to ‘get more involved’ on issues
At a meeting in which he continued to request more detailed financial information and pushed for action on several projects, City Councilman Bill Brynes explained he is following through on…
Council votes 3-2 for sewer line repair
In a split 3-2 vote, the city council has instructed staff to repair sewer line leaks under a portion of Cherry Street North located just north of Ash Street.…
Finance questioned over accounting issues
City Finance Director Penny Staffney continued to field questions and respond to complaints regarding a variety of financial and accounting issues over the past several city council meetings, including a…
Staff urged to clean up lot on Hinley Ave.
Councilman Bill Brynes continues to request city staff take action to clean up two city-owned lots on Hinley Avenue North, near the intersection with Main Street.…
County to replace waterway markers
The Taylor County Board of Commissioners has contracted with Shore Builders, Inc. to replace and maintain all waterway markers in county waterways.…
Airport receives $929,000 for fuel system
Taylor County officials have secured $929,000 in state funds to replace the aging aviation gas (Avgas) system at Perry-Foley Airport.…
Fleeing suspects arrested
Two suspects fleeing an attempted “smash and grab” break-in at a gun store in Lafayette County were arrested here Thursday morning, March 7, after a deputy spotted their vehicle on…
TCSO investigates shooting incident on Slaughter Road
No arrest has been made and there is an active investigation into a shooting incident that occurred late Monday night at a residence on Slaughter Road.…
Taylor County set to receive $3.6 million in state budget
Last Friday, the Florida Legislature passed a $117 billion state budget that included more than $3.6 million in direct allocations to Taylor County.…
Taylor County Strong
In the wake of the devastation left behind by Hurricane Idalia last August, the phrase “Taylor County Strong” became a rallying cry for many.…
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