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Eight wounded warriors to get VIP treatment during week-long visit
Hollywood rolled out the red carpet this past Sunday for Oscar hopefuls, but Taylor County is planning v.i.p. treatment this Sunday, March 6, for eight Wounded Warriors to enjoy a…
Early voting starts Monday for Presidential Primary
The 13-day window for early voting in the Presidential Preference Primary opens Monday and continues through Saturday, March 12. Early voting stations are set up at Supervisor of Elections Dana…
Hendry & Hendry honored for 67 years of service to Taylor students
The Taylor County Educators’ Hall of Fame will gain another 67 years of service to local children when retired educators Anne Hendry and Carol Hendry join the honored ranks next…
Boys & girls tennis teams beat Godby
Both the boys and girls tennis teams at Taylor County High won their matches Tuesday at Godby in Tallahassee. The boys won 6-1 winning 4 of 5 singles matches and…
Students enjoy day off as Taylor dodges severe weather threat
Despite early forecasts calling for winds in excess of 70 mph, golfball-sized hail and a chance for tornadoes, Taylor County was spared by the strong storm system which ultimately caused…
Stone named new CEO of Doctors’ Memorial
Following an extensive search and interview process, Doctors’ Memorial Hospital’s (DMH) Board of Directors selected Thomas Stone, FACHE, to serve as the new chief executive officer of the hospital effective…
Fire Marshal investigating suspected arson here
A residential fire, which caused an estimated $15,000 in damages, is being investigated by the State Fire Marshal’s Office as suspected arson. Taylor County Fire-Rescue was dispatched Saturday, Feb. 20,…
Capital plan calls for ‘needed’ upgrades at GP cellulose mill
Foley Cellulose Mill’s recently approved 2016 capital plan calls for a $38 million cash investment this year on a wide variety of projects and upgrades at the faculty. According to…
Man flees scene, found & charged
A 49-year-old Perry man escaped serious injury but could not escape responsibility for a one-vehicle crash on San Pedro Bay Road Friday morning, Feb. 19. Scott William Miller, who sustained…
Habitat seeks family for seventh home build
While it has been more than a decade since the last Habitat home was built, that’s all about to change in 2016. Taylor County’s Habitat for Humanity is now accepting…
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