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County administrator fields questions concerning contract, family residence
During a discussion at the end of a Sept. 13 county workshop meeting, County Administrator Ted Lakey took exception to being questioned by County Commission Chair Pam Feagle about when…
Dad, bring your kids to school
Perry Primary and Taylor County Elementary schools invite dads to bring their kids to school Thursday, Sept. 27, and Friday, Sept. 28. Breakfast will be served Thursday morning at Perry…
TCMS volleyball teams remain undefeated in conference play
Both of Taylor County Middle School’s (TCMS) volleyball teams are undefeated in conference play. TCMS had enough players to fill two squads this year, so they are fielding an “A”…
Poker Run benefits Habitat for Humanity
The Nature Coast Poker Run benefitting Habitat for Humanity will be held Saturday, Sept. 21, in conjunction with the “Smokin’ in the Pines BBQ Festival.” Registration will begin at 10…
$105,500 allocated to ‘harden’ schools for better security
By SARAH HARDEN / Staff writer At a meeting just two weeks prior to the Sept. 17 “active school shooter” drill – which left 11 students and staff “dead or…
‘White Boy Rick’ tells an interesting story, but does so very, very slowly
By MARK VIOLA Back in the mid-1980s, Richard Wershe Jr. was living in Detroit, Mich., with his father, Richard Wershe Sr., and his sister Dawn. Instead of going to school,…
‘A Simple Favor’ trips right at the end
By MARK VIOLA Director Paul Feig is known for comedies, including “Bridesmaids,” “Ghostbusters” and “The Heat.” For his latest film, however, he decided to jump into the mystery thriller genre…
TCHS Powder Puff football game is Sept. 21 at Dorsett
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) football team has an “open” week, but there will still be some action tonight (Friday, Sept. 21) at Dorsett Stadium, as the TCHS junior…
Win a gift basket
The Taylor County Republican Party will hold a fund-raiser at this weekend’s “Smokin’ in the Pines BBQ Festival,” offering chances to win gift baskets valued collectively at more than $2,000.…
Fire’em up!
Muddy says don’t miss a minute of the fun at this weeked’s “Smokin’ in the Pines BBQ Festival” at Forest Capital Park. Grills fire up today (Friday) and judging commences…
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