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Hampton seeking a fourth term on Perry City Council
Incumbent City Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton has filed to run for re-election, seeking a fourth term in office.…
Bacon St. residents to keep home after settlement with city
The City of Perry and the owners of a Bacon Street residence have reached a settlement agreement that will resolve a long-running property dispute lawsuit by allowing the residents to…
Rawls leaves behind legacy of service, dignity
For nearly five decades, Dr. James A. Rawls Jr. served Taylor County with dignity and faithfulness, first as a family doctor and, later, as the company physician at Buckeye Cellulose.…
DeSantis awards BBTC $5 million
Governor Ron DeSantis announced Thursday that Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) will receive $5 million in Workforce Education Job Growth Grant Funding to assist in workforce recovery for the Taylor…
Taylor receives $5.05 million for canal dredging
During his Thursday press conference in Live Oak announcing more than $66 million in funding for Hurricane Idalia-affected counties, Governor Ron DeSantis revealed more than $12 million in state funding…
County puts RV pole barn permits on hold
County officials are fielding complaints from coastal property owners concerned about an apparent change in how the county is permitting “accessory structures,” such as pole barns for recreational vehicles (RVs).…
Schools set to repair 65 roofs damaged by Idalia
The Taylor County School District is looking to repair or replace as many as 65 roofs damaged by Hurricane Idalia, and to replace nearly 16,000 linear feet of chainlink fencing.…
DMH named ‘Top 100 Rural/Community Hospital’
For the first time ever, Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH), a Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Affiliate, has been recognized as one of the nation’s “Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals” by The…
Great Day to be a DAWG!
Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldog football players (from left) Baylor Johnson, Allen Collier Jr. and Calvin Washington and Lady Bulldog softball player Emma Kirkland signed national letters of intent…
Citing overharvesting concerns, some are calling for a later start to scallop season
Expressing concern about potentially overharvesting smaller scallops early in the season, some Steinhatchee area residents and businesses are lobbying the state to return to the previous July 1 opening date…
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