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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…
County moves ahead to sell 6 acres of Hampton Springs Park property
The Taylor County Commission is moving forward with the potential sale of a six-acre portion of the main 38.34-acre Hampton Springs Park property, located outside the footprint of the historic…
SBA deadline for Helene damages extended
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is extending the physical damage loan deadline for disaster declarations affected by the 2024 federal funding lapse.…
DMH to install rehab track to assist hospital patients
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) has received a state grant to install a rehabilitation walking track at the local facility to assist patients undergoing physical therapy.…
$50,000 grant to fund strategic plan
The Taylor County Commission has approved a $50,000 grant agreement with Florida Commerce that will fund an economic development strategic plan for the county, along with environmental monitoring of the…
County purchases new solid waste truck, gets 2 more back from repairs
Taylor County managed to locate and purchase a new solid waste container truck last week — in addition to picking up two trucks that were recently repaired — which should…
New BBTC facility to break ground Friday
Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) will break ground on a new $5 million Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility this Friday, March 7, with ceremonies beginning at 9 a.m.…
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