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Bulldogs conclude regular season against North Florida Christian
After taking an unexpected week off following the cancellation of their game against Lighthouse Christian Academy last Friday due to a tropical storm, the Taylor County Bulldogs are slated to…
County opposes new trout rules
With the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) set to consider a final vote on a series of new spotted seatrout fishing restrictions in December, the Taylor County Commission…
‘Dogs ranked third going into final game
The Florida High School Activities Association (FHSAA) has released the second set of RPI football rankings heading into Week 10 — the final week of the high school football regular…
Jackson a pioneer in citrus revolution
By AARON PORTWOOD / Publisher Could Taylor County one day be known for its production of citrus rather than just pine trees? Long known as “The Tree Capital of the…
City rules on zoning issue
The Perry City Council voted Tuesday to deny a land use/zoning application made on behalf of a local mother of six who has been attempting to move a new mobile…
‘Zombieland 2’ is a return to the funniest of apocalypses
By MARK VIOLA Let’s face it. If there is one type of film that almost never works, it is the comedy sequel that arrives years after most expected it to.…
Golf team finishes season 12-6
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ golf team completed the 2019 season by playing a regional tournament at a legendary course in St. Augustine this past week. The Bulldogs…
‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ expands the world, story of the first film
By MARK VIOLA Disney’s “Maleficent” was a quite enjoyable movie in 2014, turning the classic tale of “Sleeping Beauty” on its head, telling the story from the perspective of Maleficent…
Quinn, McMahon catch largest red, trout in CPR event
The Gulf Coast Kayak Club CPR (Catch, Photo, Release) Fishing Tournament was held two weekends ago in Taylor County with over $2,500 in cash and prizes awarded to the anglers…
Homegrown tourists
When the Perry Elks Lodge decided to revive the “Mr. and Mrs. Tourist” tradition for the Florida Forest Festival, little did they know they would find themselves with a couple…
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