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One joins county race, while one drops out
Taylor County voters have gained a new candidate and lost another as people continue to consider joining the 2018 election cycle. Ursula P. Miller is the third person to file…
TCHS softball team blanks John Paul II
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) girls’ softball team improved their record to 11-8 with a 17-0 thrashing over John Paul II this past Monday. The Lady Bulldogs hosted Dixie…
History — in rich, vibrant color
The Taylor County Historical Society recently received a donation of more than 140 color slides depicting scenes of the former Brooks-Scanlon mill from Conley Brooks Jr. — the great-grandson of…
Potoczek wins $1,750 at Special Olympics fishing tournament
Despite windy conditions, some 92 anglers took part in the ninth annual Special Olympics Inshore Fishing Tournament on Saturday, April 14 out of Keaton Beach, where Jeff Potoczek of Pensacola…
Krasinski ‘s ‘A Quiet Place’ delivers 90 minutes of silent dread and tension
By MARK VIOLA I’ve said many times before that I’m not a huge fan of horror films. It’s just not a genre that I gravitate toward when selecting a movie…
Craig Allen McCall
Craig Allen McCall, 64, originally from Old Saybrook, passed away Wednesday, March 21, 2018, in Steinhatchee, where he had lived for the last 30 years. The son of Warren and…
Bobbie Ann Jolley
Bobbie Ann Jolley, 56, died April 6, 2018. Bobbie was born January 17, 1962, in Perry, to James C. Jones Jr. and Jan Bembry Jones. Bobbie enjoyed spending time with…
Legal Notices for April 13, 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.…
‘ALL IS WELL’ for the Blanco family
Almost exactly one year after spending nearly three months in an ICE detention facility and coming within hours of being deported, Perry businessman Rudy Blanco and his family could finally…
Prescription drug abuse hits ‘close to home’ for two commissioners
Stating that the prescription drug addiction epidemic has affected at least one member of every family in Taylor County, county commissioners voted 4-0 in favor of joining a proposed class…
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