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Lady Bulldogs improve to 3-1
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) varsity volleyball squad improved to 3-1 on the season after picking up a victory over Aucilla Christian Academy this past Tuesday. The Lady Bulldogs…
TCMS volleyball team wins three of four
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Lady Bulldogs volleyball team has opened their 2019 season by winning three of their first four matches, with victories over Hamilton County, Madison Christian…
TCMS to host Brazilian Jiu Jitsu seminar
Have you ever wanted an introduction to Jiu Jitsu and mixed martial arts or self-defense? Twelve-time world championship Team Alliance Jiu Jitsu’s very own 5th Degree Black Belt Felipe Neto…
Firearm, meth seized by TCSO
An Alabama man was arrested here Wednesday evening after a revolver handgun and methamphetamine were discovered in his possession during a routine traffic stop. Freda Leo Brinkley II, 47, of…
County budget hearing is Sept. 9
The Taylor County Commission will hold the first of two public hearings on its 2019-20 budget on Monday, Sept. 9, to approve a tentative budget and property tax millage rates…
Bulldog ‘shop’ now open for business
Taylor County High School students participating in the work-based learning experience program will once again be operating the “Bulldog Educational Enterprise,” a mini thrift store/in-door yard sale. Students will open…
TCHS golf team defeats Branford, Lafayette
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) golf team continues to find ways to win, as they defeated both Branford and Lafayette County, while dropping a match to Madison County in…
‘Don’t Let Go’ has solid performances, but a muddled script hurts the movie
By MARK VIOLA A common complaint about movies I tend to use is “predictable.” A recent example was “Angel Has Fallen,” in which I figured out who the bad guys…
Forged by the Sea
By MASS COMMUNICATION SPECIALIST 1ST CLASS JERRY JIMENEZ Navy Office of Community Outreach Petty Officer 1st Class William Netherton, a native of Shady Grove, was inspired by family tradition to…
Regar earns bronze medal at AAU National Championship
Ronald Regar III (“Trey”) is 13 and from Lake City, but travels over 70 miles twice a week to train Karate at the Perry Shotokan Dojo. He has been a…
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