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Shooting details emerge as grand jury clears Lundy
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Staff writer An on-board camera captured details of the deadly shootout between Timberland Ford employee Earl Edward Clague Jr. and Taylor County Deputy Robert Lundy…
Man, 43, killed in head-on crash
Charges are pending in a two-vehicle crash that left a 43-year-old Greenville man dead Monday afternoon on Pleasant Grove Road east of U.S. 19. Charles Berton Delahunt was pronounced dead…
Forest Capital Hall to get $431,000 facelift; work to start this summer
Work is expected to begin this summer on a $431,000 renovation project at Forest Capital Hall and the Taylor County Commission is seeking a second state grant to help fund…
Davis logs 2,340 hours with historical society
John Thomas Davis will be recognized for his tireless dedication to the preservation of Taylor County history Saturday night during the Taylor County Historical Society’s Awards Banquet & Music Showcase.…
BREAKING: Deputy Lundy cleared by grand jury
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release: May 20, 2014 PERRY, Fla. – The Florida Department of Law Enforcement Tallahassee Regional Operations Center completed its investigation into the use of force involving…
Flooding conditions worsen with another six inches of rain
After more than a week of mostly dry weather, Taylor County received another bout of strong storms late Wednesday and early Thursday, dropping as many as six inches of rain…
Memorial Day salute
Taylor County Veterans Memorial Park will host a Memorial Day program Monday, May 26, honoring past and present members of the U. S. armed forces. (Left) Pam Feagle, coordinator of…
Public hearing set Tuesday for Foley land use change
The Taylor County Commission will consider a Future Land Use Map (FLUM) amendment next week for a 55-acre parcel located on Foley Road across from the Buckeye mill which landowner…
Monday is the final deadline for county candidates to qualify by petition method
As the first months of 2014 quickly pass by, looming election deadlines turn the focus to the coming General Primary slated Aug. 26. Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland reminds potential…
City, Brown to share attorney
Officials were served with papers last week related to the federal lawsuit filed by City Council candidate Tonya Holton; on Tuesday, the Perry City Council (on behalf of the City…
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