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    Taylor Tech to relaunch healthcare programs for upcoming fall term

    Taylor Technical Institute is looking to restart its healthcare professional programs for the fall term, offering three separate areas of study. According to TTI Director Judy Johnson, the school is…

    Free water testing available

    With Taylor County one of 26 counties under a state declaration of emergency due to the recent flooding across the Florida Panhandle, local residents whose wells may have been affected…

    TTI begins $500,000 expansion

    TTI begins $500,000 expansion

    The Taylor County School District held an official groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday on a $507,000 expansion to Taylor County Technical Institute’s (TTI) welding shop, which is expected to more than double…

    Relay For Life kicks off at Forest Capital Park tonight (May 9)

    Honorary chairs Vickie Collins and Leanne Karstedt invite the community to join them tonight at Forest Capital Park for the 2014 Relay For Life benefitting the American Cancer Society. Local…

    Residents use shuttle for work, education

    Taylor County’s Transportation Disadvantaged Program, which provides low-cost shuttle rides for local residents, had a total of 23,863 riders from June 2012 to July 2013. The Taylor County Commission held…

    WWII vet: ‘Trip of a lifetime’

    WWII vet: ‘Trip of a lifetime’

    It was a homecoming celebration 67 years in the making. On Saturday, April 23, World War II Navy veteran Harold Young, 90, stepped onto the tarmac at Tallahassee Airport and…

    Morgan remembered for his love of family, friends

    Morgan remembered for his love of family, friends

    After a week of grey skies and rain, Saturday afternoon’s bright sunshine was a welcome sight to the Morgan family. It was the perfect sign for what was to be…

    Perry woman resists arrest, makes grab for weapon

    A Perry woman faces multiple felony charges after resisting arrest and attempting to grab a deputy’s gun from its holster Monday, May 5, in Madison. Lisa Marie Gordie, 30, of…

    May 19 is petition deadline for local county offices

    Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland reminds potential candidates for local offices that the deadline to register by the petition method is just a few weeks away. “Anyone who would like…

    1,000 workers expected for mill shutdown

    Georgia Pacific’s Foley Cellulose Mill will conduct a 12-day “cold mill outage” beginning today (Wednesday) and running through May 19 when the mill will be restarted. Company officials expect an…