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Saturday mail run will stay, for now
The United States Postal Service’s (USPS) plan to end Saturday mail delivery in August has been officially delayed after the U.S. Congress stepped in the way. In February, USPS officials…
Suspect flees in middle of trial
Accused drug trafficker Daniel M. McCune opted to leave his fate in the hands a jury, turning down a plea offer that included reduced charges, probation and no jail time.…
‘It’s okay to tell’: Abuse survivor shares story Tuesday
Sexual abuse awareness advocate Lauren Book will bring her fourth annual “Walk in My Shoes”–a 1,500-mile journey across Florida from the Keys to the Panhandle–to Taylor County when she will…
Jobless rate here tumbles
In its first significant movement in five months, Taylor County’s unemployment rate dropped almost a full percentage point to 8.3 percent, its lowest mark in years. The county’s rate had…
Drug trafficker sentenced to house arrest, probation
Sentencing has begun for Taylor County suspects tied to one of the largest drug trafficking cases in recent history. Troy Gunter and his wife, Jamie, were both sentenced last month.…
Hearing for fired trooper slated May 2
An evidentiary hearing on an appeal filed by former Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) Trooper Charles Swindle will be held before the state Public Employee Relations Committee (PERC) May 2 in…
11 appointed to RESTORE committee
The Taylor County Commission appointed 11 local residents to sit on the newly formed RESTORE Act Committee to advise the county on how to spend up to $12 million in…
County pursues grant for Capital Hall upgrades
The Taylor County Commission in considering a grant application to help fund improvements to Forest Capital Hall, home of the Taylor County Extension Office and 4-H program, as well as…
Mother, daughter killed in crash; 4 others critical
Just one day back from her senior cruise, Jakourtney “Tasha” Davis was looking forward to picking up her prom dress on Saturday. But before that, she planned a last-minute trip…
City hosts ‘sneak peek’ pavilion reveal
The City of Perry will hold a “sneak peek” of Rosehead Park’s Grand Pavilion for the community Friday, April 5, from 6-7 p.m. The free event will feature music from…
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