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Storm damages grocery store’s facade and roof
The local Save A Lot grocery store was open for business on Monday despite storm damage to a portion of the roof and exterior facade.…
BBTC breaks ground on its new manufacturing facility
Community members, local business leaders, state officials and students gathered at Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) on Friday, March 7, as the Taylor County School District broke ground on a…
11 homes damaged by Idalia to be rebuilt
County officials are seeking construction firms to demolish and reconstruct 11 local homes damaged by Hurricane Idalia in 2023.…
Crash leaves SUV on its side
The driver of this SUV was cited for following too closely and driving without a valid driver’s license after a two-vehicle crash on Highway 19 Friday morning at around 9:17…
Perry woman arrested with ‘crack in my bra’
A trespassing complaint led to a Perry woman, with three prior felony convictions dating back to 1996, facing new drug and gun charges after admitting she had “crack in my…
County drawing closer to Spring Warrior purchase
Nearly a year after the Taylor County Commission agreed to spend $115,000 in local funds to facilitate the purchase of 3.95 acres of property at Spring Warrior and secure its…
Man, 24, escorted from TCES after disturbance over sticker
A man visiting Taylor County Elementary School (TCES) Friday, March 7, raised a ruckus in front of students, parents and faculty after refusing to wear a required school-issued ID badge/sticker.…
School board will meet in Steinhatchee on March 18
Due to scheduling changes and a late meeting in February, the Taylor County School Board canceled its first meeting in March (slated for March 4) and voted to hold its…
English outlines his budget proposal
As the Taylor County Commission continues to grapple with how to balance a 2025-26 budget in the face of an expected $3.3 million loss in property tax revenue, Commission Chair…
3 Elevate Florida workshops will be held here
Residents still in the process of hurricane recovery are invited to attend one of three upcoming workshops that will highlight the state’s “Elevate Florida” program, which offers a range of…
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