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Dixon charged with dealing Xanax
A 9 mm Kimber handgun, 39 Xanax pills and a cache of drug paraphernalia were seized following a routine traffic stop Sunday afternoon, Oct. 16, at the intersection of Old…
Monday crash
Three individuals were transported from the scene of a three-vehicle “domino” crash on Jefferson Street Monday morning, Oct. 17. A city work truck used for debris removal was one of…
Another day, another new election ruling
For the third time in a week, a federal judge ruled against the state in an election-related case, this time ordering county supervisors of elections to give early voters a…
Dice wants Taylor to be ‘a good place to live’
As someone born and raised here, Junior Dice said his motivation for seeking public office “is to make Taylor County a good place to live.” This is the county commission…
BioNitrogen digging out of bankruptcy?
Nearly a year after it declared bankruptcy, BioNitrogen, which had been planning to construct a $300 million urea fertilizer plant in Taylor County, is continuing work to dig itself out…
Golden dreams
Olympian Gino Hall, left, was the man of the hour Saturday at a reception hosted by local family members at Loughridge Park. One of the lighter moments came when a…
Registration deadline is extended to Tuesday
The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 8 General Election has been extended a second time, with the date now pushed back to Tuesday, Oct. 18. Judge Mark…
Burglary suspects identified thanks to social media post
Investigators began receiving tips Wednesday afternoon “almost immediately” after posting security footage on Facebook of two men suspected in a local home burglary. “The footage was obtained due to the…
TCES students will reap rewards at solar facility dedication Oct. 19
Duke Energy Florida will host a ceremony to commemorate the completion of its five-megawatt Perry Solar Facility on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 10 a.m. The ceremony will be held at…
Gunter: ‘It’s time to let teachers teach’
With a background of both civic and military service, Daryll Gunter said that wealth of experience has prepared him to lead the Taylor County School District as superintendent. “I grew…
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