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Brooks’ 6.2-lb. trout takes win
Steinhatchee’s annual Community Fishing Tournament held last Saturday started off windy and didn’t change much all day. This proved to slow down the offshore fishermen with no grouper weighed in…
Should county baseball fields be open to players for practices?
Since the City of Perry and Taylor County entered into a new recreation sports agreement under which the city would provide practice fields and the county would provide game fields…
‘Dogs give up late runs to Godby
The Taylor County High baseball team hung with Godby through four innings here Tuesday but the Cougars scored 9 runs in the final three innings to take a 14-5 victory.…
Step by step
The fourth annual Air Commando Ruck March began at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, home of the United States Special Operations Command, and will end at Hurlburt Field, home…
Review: ‘Cinderella’ proves some classics work just fine without updating
By MARK VIOLA This may be sacrilegious, but I’ve always found the story of “Cinderella” somewhat shallow. By this, of course, I mean the famed 1950 animated Disney classic, so…
Review: Liam Neeson’s ‘Run All Night’ doesn’t gives us anything new
By MARK VIOLA “At least it’s not ‘Taken 4.’” That was my answer to someone who asked me my thoughts on “Run All Night,” the latest action film to star…
Author to speak at library March 30
Former Peace Corps volunteer David J. Mather, who served in southern Chile, will be the guest speaker at the Monday, March 30, meeting of the Friends of the Taylor County…
$16.5 million in bridge work planned
With two bridge replacement projects underway in Taylor County already, the Florida Department of Transportation has $16.5 million in bridge projects planned between now and 2019. According to FDOT Rural…
Soccer teams honored at banquet
The Taylor County High varsity and junior varsity soccer teams were recently honored at their annual sports banquet. The varsity team, under Coach Rodney King, finished the season with an…
17-year-old Chipley youth sets new state record for shoal bass with 4.49-lb. catch
Tucker Martin, 17, from Chipley, set a new state record for shoal bass on Sunday, March 8, around 5 p.m. He was bank fishing with a friend on the Chipola…
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