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Extra snapper days!
Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) announced Tuesday that there will be six additional recreational red snapper fishing days for Gulf waters during three…
Locals invited to UF’s Extension meeting Oct. 7
The University of Florida Extension Office invites locals to be part of the Overall Extension Advisory Committee (OEAC) on Oct. 7. Those that are interested in being a part of…
Blasting planned at Peterson’s Landing
Crews working on Foley Cellulose Mill’s Fenholloway Pipeline project will conduct a blasting event at Peterson’s Landing Wednesday, Oct. 2. “Earlier this week, we identified an area within the planned…
Free dance lessons start Oct. 8
Discover modern square dancing with The Salty Bobbers Club, which will be offering free dance lessons starting Tuesday, Oct. 8, at the Steinhatchee Community Center. Classes will be held every…
‘Dogs come from behind in 42-27 win
By JONATHAN LINCOLN The Taylor County Bulldogs won their fourth consecutive game this past Friday night, rallying from a two-touchdown deficit in the second half to defeat the Fort White…
War Eagles take 3 of 4 from Georgia Sting
There is a new top team in the North Florida-South Georgia youth travel football scene. Coming into Saturday’s game, the Georgia Sting was considered the best youth travel football organization…
Commission debates Steinhatchee road closures
The Taylor County Commission is expected to consider a request from a developer to abandon four sections of roadway in Steinhatchee next week after initially delaying a decision back in…
Students host yard sale Oct. 5
Bulldog Educational Enterprise, the local thrift store operated by Taylor County High School students, will hold an indoor yard sale Saturday, Oct. 5, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at…
HAM radio meeting Oct. 3
Local amateur radio operator John Louk will be hosting an open house HAM meeting on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 6 p.m. at the Emergency Operations Center at 591 East US…
County approves contract to lease land for palmetto berries
The Taylor County Commission has approved a contract with Blue & Shiver Enterprises, LLC, of Greenville to lease 296 acres of public land to harvest palmetto barriers this fall. Blue…
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