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Welcome rain soaks Taylor
A set of back-to-back storm systems dropped as much as eight inches of rain on Taylor County over the past five days, raising local river levels but otherwise producing little…
State reps here Feb. 28
Taylor County’s legislative delegation, which consists of Rep. Halsey Beshears and Sen. Bill Montford, will hold its annual legislative public meeting Thursday, Feb. 28. The meeting will begin at 7:15…
Sidewalk eyed for Green St.
The Taylor County Commission is seeking grant funds from the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) for a number of possible projects, including the installation of a sidewalk along Green Street…
Cox spotlighted as ‘Member of the Year’
For the Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce, Friday’s annual banquet provided a night to look back over a year of successes as well as peer ahead at the coming year,…
State to seek death penalty in Phelps’ murder case
The parents of murder victim Patricia Knight waited more than two hours to witness a five-minute court appearance by her accused killer, Lloyd Phelps, during pre-trial hearings held Thursday, Feb.…
County may receive up to $12 million from settlement with BP
Nearly two years after an explosion ripped through the Deepwater Horizon oil platform off the coast of Louisiana, Taylor County officials have learned that the county could receive as much…
Frazier cited for sign violations
Michael Frazier, who has filed ethics complaints against City Manager Bob Brown and who has been vocal in his criticism of Brown through roadside signs posted around his auto detailing…
Why are Taylor students not in school?
When former Taylor County High School Principal Michael Thompson was promoted last month to the new district position of director of support services, one of the areas of focus he…
Temple of God moves forward with assisted living facility
The Temple of God Church is moving forward with opening a six-bed assisted living facility at its church building located at the corner of Sandra Street and U.S. Highway 98.…
ALS on track to hire in April
Work continues at the future location of AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc., (ALS) and company officials say they are still on schedule to begin hiring their first employees by late April…
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