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Spring Break is here!
Days are getting longer and azaleas are in bloom. It’s time for Spring Break. Taylor County school students will enjoy a week-long break from classes beginning Monday, March 14. Classes…
Dyal announces retirement
With a short one-sentence statement during Tuesday’s Taylor County School Board meeting, Superintendent of Schools Paul Dyal announced he would not seek re-election this year, leaving a third local race…
Scholarships available for Camp Cherry Lake
4-H Club members interested in attending 4-H Camp Cherry Lake this summer are encouraged to apply for the Henry Davis Scholarship. Multiple scholarships will be awarded to active 4-H’ers for…
Bulldogs pick up 9-2 district victory
The Taylor County High baseball team won a crucial district contest here Tuesday defeating North Bay Haven (Panama City) 9-2. The win improved the Bulldogs’ district record to 2-1 with…
Senate, House green-lights new primary school here
After almost two years and two legislative sessions, it appears that the Taylor County School District will finally receive state funding to construct a new Perry Primary School. On Tuesday…
Review: ‘Zootopia’ brings the jungle to the city in fun and heart-filled movie
By MARK VIOLA A common question is, “What would the world be like if there were no humans?” Disney’s latest animated film, “Zootopia,” takes that question one step further. “What…
Boys tennis team defeats Madison
The Taylor County High boys tennis team nearly swept all its matches against Madison Tuesday while the girls team fell 2-7. The Bulldogs boys won all singles matches and two…
Donate a book!
The Taylor Retire Educators Association (TREA) is organizing a literacy project for the month of March. “Collection boxes have been placed at local banks (Buckeye Community Federal Credit Union, Capital…
Legal Notices for March 11, 2016
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Case No.15000599CAC WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL SYSTEM FLORIDA, INC. Plaintiff, Division UNKNOWN HEIRS,…
Mud bog wrap-up: Man charged in stabbing, woman falls from truck, deputy claims to be ‘above the law’
A Georgia man was charged with two counts of aggravated battery after drawing a knife during a fight at Iron Horse Mud Ranch during its annual March mud bog event.…
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