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Pastor chastises city for not providing relief
Pastor Dr. Willie Anderson chastised the city council for not doing more to help city utility customers in light of a budget surplus and the impending closure of the Georgia-Pacific…
Human remains, vehicle found in river
A contractor hired by the state to clean up local waterways after Hurricane Idalia made a grisly discovery in the Steinhatchee River Wednesday, as partial human remains and pieces of…
‘Four-pronged community response’ to mill closure
As local governments, organizations and citizen volunteers rally to respond to the impending closure of the GP Foley Cellulose mill, who will handle the various pieces of the still-evolving puzzle…
Banks, utilities pledge to help their customers
Local banks and utilities are pledging to work with those impacted by the impending closure of Georgia-Pacific’s (GP) Foley Cellulose mill to avoid foreclosures or the disconnection of services.…
Boys split matches with ACA, girls fall to Branford
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ golf team split a pair of matches with Aucilla Christian Academy (ACA) over the past week, losing for the first time this season,…
Construction is expected to resume soon on apartments
Construction on Taylor County’s newest and largest multi-family residential apartment village should resume in 10-14 days – more than a month after all activity was halted at the site to…
Faison-Clark is new DMH CEO
After serving as interim CEO for three months, Lauren Faison-Clark was named CEO of Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) by unanimous vote of the Board of Directors at their Sept. 26…
Little King & Queen to be crowned Sept. 30
Taylor County’s wee Florida Forest Festival royalty will be crowned this Saturday, Sept. 30, during ceremonies planned at Crosspoint Baptist Fellowship. Doors will open to the general public at 5:30…
Worldwide search for buyer
A “Citizens Action Task Force” made up of former Foley mill employees has been working since the Sept. 18 closure announcement to find a possible buyer to reopen and operate…
All GP workers considered to be ‘active’ until Nov. 16
All Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Mill employees are eligible for severance benefits and will be “considered active” through Nov. 16, 2023, according to GP officials.…
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