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Close call
Initial investigation lists equipment failure as a likely cause of a semi crash Monday morning on Highway U.S. 98 West in front of the offices of Dennis Locksmith Service. The…
Burned body identified as missing Port St. Joe man
Using DNA and dental records, investigators have positively identified the severely-burned body discovered just over one month ago in a heavily wooded area of Taylor County as belonging to a…
County to revisit golf cart ordinance
At the request of Commissioner Steve Spradley, the county will consider amending or repealing an ordinance specifying where golf carts are allowed on certain sections of county-owned roadways around Keaton…
Council approves $1.2 million canopy project
The Perry City Council voted unanimously last week to move forward with Phase I of its long-awaited downtown canopy/balcony project, utilizing grant funds and its portion of one-cent sales tax…
Bulldogs maul Wildcats, 38-7
By JONATHAN LINCOLN Taylor County kicked off 2018 this past Friday night with an impressive 38-7 pre-season victory over the visiting Class 6A Ocala Forest Wildcats. Class 3A Taylor County…
Legal Notices for Aug. 17, 2018
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA File No.: 18-377-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF KENNETH LARRY ROACH, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The…
City oks new manager contract
In a split 3-2 vote Tuesday, the Perry City Council approved a compensation package worth an estimated $118,726 for its leading city manager candidate, Taylor Brown of Trenton. The proposed…
19-year-old gets 30-year sentence
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor Tearful testimony and gulping sobs of disbelief echoed in the courtroom Wednesday morning as Circuit Judge Greg Parker handed down a 30-year prison…
Dogs take on Class 6A Wildcats
After losing a record number of 26 seniors off last year’s 8-4 squad, the 2018 Taylor County High School (TCHS) football team will find out tonight if the next generation…
Four students arrested in two days
After a relatively quiet and uneventful first two days of school for the Taylor County School District, School Resource Officers (SROs) made four arrests in two separate incidents Wednesday and…
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