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District, union reach tentative deal
At a Friday, Feb. 2 meeting, members of the bargaining teams representing the Taylor Education Association (TEA) and Taylor County School District reached a tentative agreement on a proposal that…
Not everyone satisfied with proposed measures to retain veteran teachers
Despite a “tentative agreement” reached late last week between the school district’s negotiating team and teachers union, some teachers remain dissatisfied with how the two sides propose to retain veteran…
Steinhatchee school principal recognized by Fla. TaxWatch
Steinhatchee School Principal James Bray received Florida TaxWatch’s 2023-24 Principal Leadership Award (PLA) Tuesday, when he was recognized as one of the “most effective” principals in the state of Florida…
Rubio’s staff to be in Perry to help with FEMA claims
Staff from U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s office will be in Perry this Friday, Feb. 9, to help residents with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hurricane Idalia assistance issues, as well…
Public safety complex site is now on Carlton Cemetery Rd.
County officials have applied for state funding to begin the planning and design for a new Public Safety Complex that could potentially house the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office, Taylor County…
How to improve water flow, health of county’s canals?
Beyond the county’s long-delayed efforts to dredge coastal canals, what else can be done to improve the water flow and overall health of the canals? That will be the subject…
City’s vehicle fleet going ‘tobacco free’
The City of Perry has voted to adopt a new “tobacco-free” policy in all city vehicles.…
15-year-old charged as an adult
A Perry teen who was initially charged as a juvenile in connection with the shooting death of a 14-year-old relative is now being charged as an adult – facing one…
Braswell formally hired as TCHS football coach
Jesse Braswell became the third generation in his family to work with students in the Taylor County School District when he was hired as the new Bulldogs’ head football coach…
FDOT offers $2.2 million to plug funding gap
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has agreed to fund the entire $2.2 million shortfall for the upcoming widening and resurfacing of 1st Avenue in Steinhatchee, which should finally allow…
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