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    Honoring out national heroes

    Honoring out national heroes

    American Legion Auxiliary Post #291 in Steinhatchee, with the help of the Sons of the Legion and others in the Steinhatchee community, held a Memorial Day ceremony at 11 a.m.…

    More rain is on its way!

    Although the official start of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season is still a week away, local emergency management officials are keeping a close eye on a disturbance in the southern…

    County will defer to policy on paving requests

    At the request of Commissioners Jim Moody and Steve Spradley, the county commission will use its adopted paving policy, including traffic count data and other criteria, to rank Davis Walker…

    Taylor County remembers

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor Vietnam veteran and Army Ranger Sammy Agner will be the keynote speaker at Monday’s Memorial Day ceremony honoring Taylor County’s war dead. The…

    Woodfaulk objects to mayor’s plan to screen city manager applications

    Councilwoman Venita Woodfaulk found herself outnumbered Monday night when she expressed her desire to appoint non-city-affiliated individuals to a hiring team that would screen applicants for the soon-to-be vacant city…

    Stengel earns top honors

    Stengel earns top honors

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Contributing Writer “I one-upped you.” That was the first thing Connor Stengel said to his mom — the salutatorian of her graduating class — when he…

    Chowdhury is salutatorian

    Chowdhury is salutatorian

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor When Anika Chowdhury steps up to the podium Friday night to deliver her salutatorian address, she will complete a journey that began half…

    Election 2018: Two candidates drop out, two jump into county commission races

    All 19 candidates who have currently filed for local offices have turned in their petitions before Monday’s deadline — including two new hopefuls, Cassie Lucille Buckley and Rhoda Ann Moehring.…

    School Board asks voters to renew ‘critical needs’ tax

    The Taylor School Board has unanimously voted to ask voters to renew a 0.25 mill “critical needs” property tax for an additional four years to help fund academic, “non-core” programs…

    Made in Perry

    Made in Perry

    Perry-based Amrouch Snacks is now producing its line of quality extruded and puffed corn snacks – with packaging and boxes stating the products are manufacturing and distributed from the local…