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Meet Ted Lakey
For incoming Taylor County Administrator Ted Lakey, moving here and taking over the helm of county government is “an exciting prospect.” The Taylor County Commission unanimously approved a two-year employment…
Thank you
Although Taylor County Historical Society President J.T. Davis was at the Perry City Council meeting Tuesday to thank members for supporting the Rocking New Year’s Eve event, he himself was…
Commission hires Lakey
Ted Lakey of Port St. Joe will be Taylor County’s new administrator. The Taylor County Commission unanimously approved a two-year contract with Lakey during a special meeting Monday evening, and…
Meeks Twice as nice hearing delayed
Inmate Douglas R. Meeks is no doubt counting the days until he is removed from Death Row and transferred to a general population correctional institution to serve out a life…
Twice as nice
With their Jan. 4, 2017, arrival, Zayne Anthony Murphy and Autumn Raelynn Bolden became Taylor County’s “New Year’s Babies for 2017.” PHOTOS: (Above) Zayne is the son of Colby and…
County lobbies for an earlier start to 2017 scallop season
With the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) considering possible changes to the annual scallop season, the Taylor County Commission has passed a resolution requesting the state agency to…
Federal grant could help local homeowners
Was your property damaged by Hurricane Hermine? Even if it wasn’t, is your property in a flood zone and at risk for repetitive damage from future storms? If either of…
It’s cold outside
red Freeze warnings were issued this past weekend with nightly lows reaching into the 20s. The newly installed fountain at Rosehead Park, which is originally from the former Hotel Hampton,…
Steinhatchee mourns loss of ‘two very good citizens’
Robert and Susan Archibald were not native to Steinhatchee, but like so many others, they embraced the community and soon became an integral part of its small-town family. Friends are…
Hermine cost county $1 million; officials seeking reimbursement
Taylor County officials are continuing to work on securing reimbursement for at least a portion of the more than $1 million spent in recovery efforts following Hurricane Hermine’s September landfall.…
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