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Education bill could give school district $400,000 windfall
A small provision in a controversial 277-page education bill narrowly approved by the Florida Legislature on the final day of its extended session could result in as much as $400,000…
Brenner catches top trout, pockets $3,000 in tourney
Ross Brenner of Perry caught a 5.1-pound speckled trout last Saturday to claim the top prize of $3,000 in the 26th annual Optimist Club of Perry’s Saltwater Fishing Tournament. Michael…
Society honors Castelucci with Hendry-Peacock award
By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer History is often built on chance encounters and events. As a longtime advocate of preserving local history, Angela M. (Fulford) Castelucci is no stranger…
New England Patriots place rarely used tender on Blount; future impact unclear
Despite turning in a career season with the New England Patriots in 2016 and being named by his peers as the 80th best player in the league, runningback LeGarrette Blount…
Canal dredging was not included in state budget
Taylor County’s request for funding assistance from the Florida Legislature for canal dredging did not make it into the final state budget approved Monday. Taylor County Commissioner Frank Russell filed…
Food drive May 13
Residents are asked to place healthy non-perishable food donations near their mailboxes this Saturday, May 13, in support of the National Association of Letter Carriers’ annual Stamp Out Hunger food…
Wentworth wins 58th Pot Williams golf tournament
Cole Wentworth of Perry ran away with the 58th annual Pot Williams Golf Tournament held last weekend in Madison. Wentworth, who plays on the Valdosta State University team, fired rounds…
Legal Notices for May 12, 2017
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the fictitious name statute, chapter 20953 or Section 865.09,…
Summer baseball camps set for June
Taylor County High School Baseball Coach Reggie Wentworth will be having Summer Baseball Camps during the month of June. The camps will be for kids ages 6-13 and will be…
Agriscience, FFA coming to high school
Superintendent of Schools Danny Glover Jr. has announced the establishment of an agriscience program at Taylor County High School, beginning in the 2017-18 school year. Christina Routh will be the…
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