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    District breaks ground on $19 million primary school

    District breaks ground on $19 million primary school

    By SARAH HARDEN / Staff writer The bright, rich sounds of a trumpet drifted through the air as local dignitaries and community members stood for the national anthem at the…

    Trunk or Treat 2017

    Trunk or Treat 2017

    “Wall-to-wall people” best captures the scene from downtown Perry’s Halloween “Trunk or Treat” event. Coordinator Dawn Taylor reported distributing 4,515 pounds of candy, while Cornerstone Church served 1,200 hot dogs…

    Possible case of West Nile virus under investigation

    The Florida Department of Health confirmed Thursday afternoon it is investigating a potential case of West Nile virus in Taylor County. A spokesman for the department said, “We do not…

    BBTC awarded $150,000 for diesel tech training

    Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) will begin offering training to local students seeking a career as diesel technicians in January thanks to a $150,000 grant from CareerSource North Florida. According…

    ‘Dogs shred Union Tigers 49-7

    ‘Dogs shred Union Tigers 49-7

    BY JONATHAN LINCOLN The Taylor County High School Bulldogs showed up in Lake Butler Friday night prepared to dominate, and did just that in shredding the (6-4) Union County Tigers,…

    War Eagles 7U, 9U are conference champions

    The Taylor County War Eagles 7-and-Under (7U) and 9-and-Under (9U) football teams have been crowned Big Bend Youth Football Conference (BBYFC) champions after winning the conference playoffs in Bainbridge, Ga.…

    Search for missing woman enters Day 9

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor Patsy Butler has not been a well woman for quite some time. Chronic pain coupled with dementia presented challenges her family has dealt…

    Mother Nature delivers ‘perfect festival weather’

    Mother Nature delivers ‘perfect festival weather’

    The 62nd annual Florida Forest Festival proved it truly is a “forest out there,” filling Forest Capital Park with thousands of people from across the region. “I was very pleased…

    The day a blues queen met the daughter of a King

    The day a blues queen met the daughter of a King

    By MARK VIOLA As rock music rolled over the Florida Forest Festival crowd and the last plates of free catfish were still being served, a meeting of entertainment royalty was…

    ‘Big week’ for Bulldogs as they face Union Co. in key matchup

    The presence of members of the 1997 State Championship football team played a huge role in Taylor County’s lopsided, 46-15 victory over conference foe Newberry last Friday night. However, the…