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James Irvin Hill
James Irvin Hill, 76, died April 14, 2018, at his home in Perry surrounded by family. James was born March 21, 1942, in Perry, to Charlie Hill and Nannie Mae…
Don Faircloth
Don Faircloth, 83, was born October 6, 1934, and died April 9, 2018. Don was the son of the late Willie James and Ruby McKenzie Faircloth of Fayetteville, N.C. He…
Legal Notices for April 18, 2018
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 2018-19-DR BRIAN STEPHEN BOOKER, Petitioner/husband, and AMY ELIZABETH (TURNER) BOOKER, Respondent/wife.…
Parents charged with abuse
The parents of an eight-week-old infant who sustained severe head trauma (including brain bleeds) and multiple fractures have both been charged with intentionally causing harm to the child and child…
Mill workers flood town: 1,200 strong
The usually-sleepy town of Perry will undergo a significant population increase during the next week and a half, as an estimated 1,200 visiting workers will flood local roadways, motels, hotels,…
Stormy Sunday
The storm front which moved through Taylor County Sunday afternoon (April 15) created an unusually high tide along the coast, flooding area boat ramps and yards, but caused no reported…
Taylor Elite finishes #2 in tourney
The Taylor County Elite traveling baseball team made the journey to Moultrie, Georgia this past Saturday competing in four games in just over eight hours while going 2-2 throughout the…
Gone…but not forgotten: April 17 marked 19th anniversary of Severance murder
In one of the final photographs detectives have of 1999 murder victim Genevieve Severance, she faces the camera with bright eyes and an open, warm smile. The Clearwater native had…
Pegg advances to finals at district tennis tourney, falls to Suwannee
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) tennis team began district tournament play Monday in Tallahassee at Tom Brown Park. The boys’ tennis squad entered the tournament 3-8 on the season,…
BBTC to offer two new courses
By SARAH HARDEN Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) may soon offer two new fields of study to students, according to BBTC Director Jodi Tillman, who has proposed to add two…
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