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    Feagle proposes eliminating board travel budget

    On several occasions during the various county budget discussions held over the past several months, Commissioner Pam Feagle has urged constitutional officers and department heads to reduce or eliminate their…

    Commission says ‘no’ to food trucks at Hodges Park

    The Taylor County Commission has denied a request to allow food trucks at Hodges Park at Keaton Beach.…

    Next sidewalk project to be along Pinecrest Street

    The Taylor County Commission has approved an agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), under which the state agency will cover the cost of constructing of a sidewalk along…

    Duke donates $20,000 to Boys & Girls Club

    Duke donates $20,000 to Boys & Girls Club

    In an effort to spark an interest in local youth to pursue a future career in the energy field, Duke Energy Florida presented the local Boys & Girls Club with…

    TCHS students at FSU prior to shooting

    Taylor County High School’s JROTC Battalion is busy preparing for its annual “Awards Night” tonight (Wednesday), where cadets will be recognized for their performances throughout the year and new cadet…

    Broken channel marker is likely cause of boat crash

    Broken channel marker is likely cause of boat crash

    A broken and partially submerged channel marker was likely the cause of an April 11 boating accident that ejected two people — seriously injuring one – in the main Keaton…

    Two Perry women facing drug charges after TCSO traffic stop

    Less than three weeks after being sentenced to three years of drug offender probation, a Perry woman is back in custody facing new drug charges, along with a traveling companion…

    Weed files to run for circuit judge in ‘26

    Assistant State Attorney John Weed of Perry has filed to run for the Third Judicial Circuit Judge seat currently held by Judge Greg Parker.…

    County to resume budget talks next week

    The Taylor County Commission is expected to resume budget discussions next week as it continues to seek ways to overcome an expected $3.3 million loss in property tax revenues due…

    DOGE task force has long list of information requests

    In response to the Taylor County Commission’s request for a joint comprehensive review of the county’s finances, Governor Ron DeSantis’ newly-created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has requested a lengthy…