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Mary L. Branch Howdeshell
Mary L. Branch Howdeshell, 80 of Wacissa died on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. She was born May 6, 1936 in Perry, Florida. The family will receive friends at Beggs Funeral…
Taylor Made gospel sing, auction Friday
Big Bend Hospice will benefit from Friday’s Taylor Made gospel sing and auction planned at First United Methodist Church beginning at 5 p.m. Dinner will be served until 7 p.m.,…
Nauti-Girls Ladies Fishing Tourney welcomes summer
The 6th Annual Nauti-Girls Ladies Fishing Tournament sponsored by the Steinhatchee Community Projects Board and the Taylor Tourism Council takes to the water on Saturday, June 11.…
Niles signs with Gulf Coast State
Taylor County High graduate Brittany Niles has accepted an athletic scholarship play volleyball for Gulf Coast State College in Panama City. TCHS Athletic Director Tanner Jones, Bulldog volleyball coaches Courtney…
First, ‘First Friday’ event is this Friday
No plans for Friday night? Come downtown! That’s the invitation from Main Street Perry as it hosts the first “First Friday Event” this Friday, June 3, featuring extended shopping hours…
Historical Society closed for renovations
The Taylor County Historical Society is closed temporarily for repairs and renovations. President J.T. Davis said he hopes to have everything back in place within the next month.…
‘Every resource’ in the air, on the water searching for missing boater
The U.S. Coast Guard had “all the resources we have” on the water and in the air as the search for missing boater Edward “Eddie” Viola, 53, of Steinhatchee entered…
15 arrested, 18 guns recovered
A concentrated patrol by the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) last week led to the arrest of 15 suspects on a broad range of charges and the recovery of 18…
Whiddon surprises by passing on plea
Thursday afternoon, all the i’s were dotted and t’s crossed in a plea agreement between the state and murder suspect Manden Whiddon that would have reduced his first degree murder…
Lightning sparks 1,000-acre forest fire in Tide Swamp
A lightning-caused forest fire that started Sunday afternoon in the Tide Swamp area of Taylor County has grown to about 1,000 acres, forestry officials reported Tuesday. The fire grew from…
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