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    Steinhatchee’s Little House Library emerges from Idalia’s flood waters

    Steinhatchee’s Little House Library emerges from Idalia’s flood waters

    By DEBRA BUTLER A gritty brown waterline on the outside of the building told me all I needed to know.…

    Local church will celebrate 100th anniversary July 13

    Local church will celebrate 100th anniversary July 13

    Perry and Taylor County’s Episcopalian roots were planted around the turn of the 20th century, in 1903, with the arrival of Mrs. Arthur Hampton Seibert.…

    City council cancels meeting, workshop

    The Perry City Council canceled its regular July 8 meeting and a Wednesday, July 9, workshop scheduled to further discuss a new proposed “Property Maintenance Code.”…

    Duke Energy Foundation offers assistance on electric bills

    As rising temperatures drive up energy use, Duke Energy Foundation is helping connect families in need to available assistance.…

    Georgia man clips golf cart, crashes into parked vehicle at Keaton Beach

    Georgia man clips golf cart, crashes into parked vehicle at Keaton Beach

    A Georgia man with seven previous arrests for DUI reportedly clipped a golf cart carrying two women and their young daughters before crashing into a parked vehicle and flipping his…

    Woman injured by firework thrown from vehicle

    The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is investigating an incident in which a woman was injured after being hit by a firework mortar thrown from a passing vehicle on Friday,…

    County receives $9.1 million bid for dredging

    In the latest setback for Taylor County’s efforts to dredge its coastal canals, officials received only one bid from a contractor interested in dredging Keaton Beach’s canals and the Steinhatchee…

    Commission to kick off budget talks July 14

    The Taylor County Commission is set to begin budget discussions in earnest next week, with the board facing the daunting challenge of producing a balanced county budget despite the loss…

    Permit fees approved for residential, commercial demolition

    The Taylor County Commission has approved new permit fees for residential, commercial and industrial demolition.…

    A Violation of Trust

    A Violation of Trust

    A pair of Florida men have been indicted in what prosecutors describe as an “unfathomable” nationwide fraud and embezzlement scheme that drained more than $100 million from a non-profit trust…