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Clown ‘game’ sparks Facebook firestorm, panic
A defunct card game from 2011 that billed itself as a “survival horror tabletop card game with a sense of humor” is no laughing matter for law enforcement as its…
Four from Steinhatchee busted for meth ‘smurfing’
Four Steinhatchee residents were taken into custody Wednesday and face a battery of meth-related charges after they were caught “smurfing” at a local store. Andrew P. Walker, 19; Derek R.…
Flag burned
The remains of the American flag were still smoldering when police officers arrived at Veterans Memorial Park shortly after 7 a.m. Saturday. “They took down the flag and attempted to…
Free festival starts tonight
This weekend (Sept. 23-24), the community is expected to gather at Forest Capital Park for the Country in the Pines Music Festival, which will be free for all to enter…
Crash victims ‘pure, beautiful souls’
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Staff writer Standing at the end of the diving board, little Rachel Sheffield counted down before jumping in…”two-three-two-three,” and in she would go, never getting…
Teens face long road to recovery
Two Taylor County teens remain in ICU after sustaining catastrophic injuries in a head-on crash Friday afternoon, Sept. 16, in Wakulla County. Taylor County High School sophomore Jaydin Spradley, 16,…
Mosquito relief on its way?
Two and a half weeks after Hurricane Hermine struck Taylor County, many of the public facilities damaged by coastal flooding are now back in operation. Giving his latest update to…
United Way kicks off campaign with breakfast
When Taylor County United Way volunteers officially kick off their 2016- 17 campaign next week, several of the agencies they support will still be helping local residents recover from Hurricane…
American Legion helps (re)stock pantry
When Hurricane Hermine sent a storm surge sweeping through much of Steinhatchee, one of the locations flooded was Sowers of the Seed Food Pantry operated by Fellowship Baptist Church. The…
Tax notices wrong
Taylor County residents received their Truth In Millage (TRIM) notices late last month, but it wasn’t until this week that local officials discovered they all show an incorrect millage rate…
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