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$2 million shortfall for 1st Ave. resurfacing
The Steinhatchee 1st Avenue widening and resurfacing project, which has already seen significant delays due to issues with acquiring the necessary state and federal permits, has hit yet another roadblock…
TCHS basketball has 6 games remaining in regular season
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ varsity basketball team has six games over the next two weeks to close out the 2023-24 regular season.…
Taylor’s newest bank holds grand opening
Taylor County’s newest banking institution, Taylor County Community Bank — a division of Madison County Community Bank — held its grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday at 1405…
Warming centers re-open
Warming centers will once again be open in Perry and Steinhatchee Friday and Saturday nights due to below-freezing temperatures dropping as low as the mid-20s.…
Perry woman sentenced to 5 years in prison
A 23-year-old Perry woman has been sentenced to five years in prison, followed by 10 years of probation, after being arrested in Jefferson County on drug trafficking charges.…
Bulldogs have new ‘Top Dog’
Taylor County has selected a new “Top Dog” for the Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ football program, bringing in a long-time assistant coach with local roots and championship-level coaching…
Demps, English, Reaves add to growing list of local candidates
Two current county commissioners and a challenger became the latest to join a growing list of 2024 candidates vying for election this year, bringing the total to 18.…
Bulldogs to play in new classification next year
The high school football playoffs will likely look quite a bit different in the Big Bend next season, as the governing board of Florida’s high school athletics introduced new classifications…
Warming centers open in Perry, Steinhatchee due to hard freeze
Warming centers will be open in Perry and Steinhatchee for much of this week and weekend due to below-freezing temperatures dropping as low as the mid-20s.…
$3 million to help low-income residents with Idalia damages
Taylor County has received $3 million in state housing disaster recovery funds to help low-income residents whose homes were damaged by Hurricane Idalia.…
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