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    Residents give ‘wish list’ for proposed Steinhatchee park

    The Taylor County Commission held the first of four stakeholder meetings last week to receive public input and discuss the potential development of what would be known as “Steinhatchee Coastal…

    Commission hires Sadler as assistant county administrator

    Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) Corrections Captain Patricia Sadler has been hired as Taylor County’s new assistant county administrator.…

    School board approves $31 million budget

    Despite ominous warnings of steep budget cuts and a round of “deficit spending” toward the end of the 2024-25 fiscal year, the Taylor County School District has adopted an estimated…

    County in need of a new auditor after firm resigns

    The Taylor County Commission will soon begin searching for a new auditor, after the certified public accounting (CPA) firm handling the county’s annual financial report for years announced it would…

    Commission seeks third code enforcement court injunction

    For the third time in the past two months, the Taylor County Commission has authorized County Attorney Conrad Bishop to seek a court injunction against a property owner in an…

    Perry man facing grand theft charges

    Hurricanes Idalia and Helene may be in the rearview mirror, but the aftermath continues to ripple and impact the lives of local residents and property owners.…

    TCDA assisting local businesses wishing to expand

    In addition to handling inquiries from 36 different companies who have shown some level of interest in locating in Taylor County over the past 13 months, the Taylor County Development…

    Student, 12, struck by vehicle while riding bike

    A 12-year-old Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) student sustained a deep laceration to his leg and a minor concussion after being struck by a vehicle while riding an electric bike…

    DEP is questioning GP about Foley mill

    The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has issued a series of questions Georgia-Pacific (GP) must answer before moving forward with its application for a permit to move the former…

    Commission will get to weigh in on GP’s permit

    State environmental rules will give Taylor County commissioners the opportunity to weigh in on Georgia-Pacific’s (GP) efforts to move its wastewater discharge point back to its original location just upstream…