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Stephens Spring grant on the table May 12
Staff with the Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) have recommended the governing board approve a $97,000 grant to help fund the restoration of Stephens Spring in Steinhatchee. The board…
Couple in court May 9 for Steinhatchee murder
The couple charged with the shooting death of a Steinhatchee man will face arraignment on capital murder charges Monday, May 9. On Tuesday, a Taylor County grand jury returned a…
Solar plant taking shape
Duke Energy’s new five-megawatt Perry Solar Facility is beginning to take shape, with work crews installing the support structures that will eventually hold 22,000 solar panels. The facility, which is…
‘Keanu’ combines the humor of ‘Key & Peele’ and the cute factor of cats
By MARK VIOLA For the past several years, the television sketch comedy world has been ruled by “Key & Peele,” which managed to bring laughs and shocked expressions by tackling…
Parker brings 37 years of experience to sheriff’s race
Thirty-seven year law enforcement veteran Cla Parker has announced his candidacy for Taylor County sheriff. “I believe that my experience in law enforcement, the professional relationships I have established, and…
Plant sale, spring festival May 7
Saturday (May 7) will bring the Master Gardeners’ Plant Sale and Spring Festival to Forest Capital Park, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Herbs, annuals, perennials, vegetables, succulents and hanging…
Marshall returns with another holiday-themed ensemble film
By MARK VIOLA Famed artist Pablo Picasso had his blue period. For film director Garry Marshall, this is apparently his holiday period. The director, who has given us such movies…
‘Ratchet & Clank’ should entertain kids, but is otherwise quite generic
By MARK VIOLA One of the most consistently disappointing film genres is video game adaptations. For years Hollywood has been trying to translate a video game into a satisfying movie.…
Do you need a vacation?
Kelli Johnson will direct the spring musical at Taylor County Elementary School on Monday, May 9, featuring students in grades 3, 4 and 5. “Help! I Need A Vacation” is…
Owl rescued
Taylor County Animal Control had a departure from its normal call log this week–officers rescued a bard owl that has now found a home with the Florida Wildlife Association. “A…
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