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Victims ‘targeted,’ 1 was shot in the face
One of the victims of last week’s bloody home invasion has been released from the hospital while the second victim remains in serious condition at an area facility, recovering from…
Coming home
“I’m coming home.” When Taylor County Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Lundy said those three simple words Friday morning, it sparked a flurry of actions from the front door of the rehab…
Brown resigns as county administrator
Taylor County Administrator Jack Brown will soon leave his position here to take a new job as the Escambia County administrator. The Taylor County Commission held a special meeting Monday…
Hinkel hired to replace Brown
The Taylor County Commission’s search for a new county administrator to replace Jack Brown lasted about 15 minutes, with the board voting 4-1 to offer Assistant County Administrator Dustin Hinkel…
Law Enforcement Torch Run arrives today (April 16)
Residents are invited to come out today (Wednesday) and support the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. The run will start at 10 a.m., at Walmart, and will…
Suspected bank robber caught
A suspect who is believed to have robbed two Live Oak banks–and is possibly linked to a bank robbery here at Citizens State Bank–was captured and taken into custody in…
Mayor, commissioner to throw first pitches during opening day of rec softball season
Six teams involving 75 participants will begin play Thursday at the Taylor County Sports Complex when the girls recreational softball program holds opening day ceremonies. The evening will begin at…
Extension office to host aquaculture workshop
The University of Florida Taylor County Extension Office will hold an aquaculture workshop on Friday, April 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Topics will include aquaponics and hydroponics, marine…
Rotary to host motorcycle poker run
The Perry Rotary Club will host the Nature Coast “Cards for a Cause” Motorcycle Poker Run Saturday, April 26. There is a $200 cash prize for the best hand along…
Baseball team falls to Madison, concludes regular season Thurs.
The Taylor County High baseball team gave up 10 runs in the first inning Monday night at district foe Madison and never recovered, falling to the Cowboys 15-5. The loss…
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