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Superintendent to recommend Gray as TCPS principal
Laura Gray, a 24-year school district veteran with six years of administrative experience as assistant principal, is being recommended to take the lead as principal at Taylor County Primary School…
Coast Guard removing damaged channel markers
A U.S. Coast Guard crew launched their boat at the Keaton Beach public boat ramp on Monday around 11 a.m. to begin the process of removing damaged channel markers from…
Public hearing set for boat ramp bypasses
A public hearing and stakeholder meeting will be held next week regarding the feasibility of constructing transportation bypasses that would alleviate traffic congestion around the Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee boat…
County receives bids for two housing projects
The Taylor County Commission has received bids for two state-funded housing rehabilitation projects, but officials say it is unlikely the county will be able to move forward with both projects…
DOH reminds residents Narcan is available at local health dept.
As part of its observance of “Revive Awareness Day” on June 6, the Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) reminds residents that naloxone (Narcan) is available at the…
Legion to host flag retirement ceremony
The American Legion Post 96 of Perry will be hosting a flag retirement ceremony on Saturday, June 14 at 10 a.m. at 312 E. Veterans Drive.…
Steinhatchee library repairs completed
As work continues at multiple county-owned properties to repair damages inflicted by Hurricane Helene last September, the latest facility to see work completed is the Steinhatchee welcome center and library.…
Grand re-opening for ‘Little Library’ will be held July 4
Steinhatchee will host a “grand re-opening” for the Steinhatchee Little House Library, Welcome Center & Historical Gallery on July 4.…
Perry man jailed after ramming TCI gates
The Perry man charged with driving his truck through the front security gates at Taylor Correctional Institution (TCI) Tuesday morning, June 3, is being held without bond at the Taylor…
City council awaiting word on state funding requests
Now that Florida lawmakers are finally back in Tallahassee to finalize a proposed state budget, city officials are anxiously awaiting word on if any of their eight legislative appropriations funding…
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