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Hampton Springs Advisory Board adds 2
The newly-formed Hampton Springs Advisory Board now has a full contingent of seven members after county commissioners appointed two additional people this week. The new appointees are W.M. “Mack” Colson…
No greater love
BY CAITLYN BURCHETT / Contributing writer Raindrops rolled like tears down the six-foot-tall granite slabs at Veterans Memorial Park on Memorial Day, dampening each of the 840 names chiseled in…
10U All-Stars will compete in June 7-10 tourney
The Taylor County 10-and-under (10U) Minor League All-Star team has filled out its roster and is ready to begin their quest for a slot in the state tournament. The local…
‘Deadpool 2’ is the violent, profane sequel fans have been wishing for
By MARK VIOLA “Deadpool” was one of the biggest film surprises of 2016, finally giving comic book fans a faithful adaptation of the “Merc with a Mouth” and ultimately delivering…
About-face: Council reverses plan to appoint vetting team
The Perry City Council did a complete about face Tuesday night, dropping the idea of appointing a team to pre-screen city manager applicants, and opting instead to handle the entire…
B&G Club applies to run Head Start here next year
The Boys & Girls Club of North Central Florida will be seeking to take over Head Start and Early Head Start services in Taylor County when federal officials officially put…
Graduation to proceed as planned
The Taylor County High School Class of 2018 will hold graduation ceremonies as originally planned — beginning at 8:18 p.m. at Dorsett Stadium tonight (Friday) — hoping to avoid any…
Parley closes season with a duo of Bachs
For the Bach Parley’s season finale concert, the period instrument players will join the Bach Parley Chamber Singers to perform the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Johann Bernard Bach and…
Honoring out national heroes
American Legion Auxiliary Post #291 in Steinhatchee, with the help of the Sons of the Legion and others in the Steinhatchee community, held a Memorial Day ceremony at 11 a.m.…
More rain is on its way!
Although the official start of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season is still a week away, local emergency management officials are keeping a close eye on a disturbance in the southern…
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