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FDOT wants to re-route SR 51
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) approached the Taylor County Commission this week about potentially rerouting a portion of State Road 51 (SR 51) in Steinhatchee to avoid the area…
Coastal residents to face Beach Road lane closures
Taylor County coastal residents and motorists traveling the south end of the county can expect several months of lane closures on Beach Road (County Road 361) as the state replaces…
‘The Best of Enemies’ delivers a message much needed in today’s political climate
By MARK VIOLA It seems in today’s world, debate is dead. People on both sides (of whatever controversy you would like to insert into this sentence) would rather yell at…
Lady Bulldogs defeat Branford, fall to Pensacola
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ varsity softball team defeated Branford this past week 15-4 before dropping back-to-back games in a double header against Pensacola Catholic by the…
City Council meeting is rescheduled
The Perry City Council will not meet on its regularly scheduled date, Tuesday, April 23. The meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, April 25, at 5:30 p.m.…
Glover: ‘Not a lot of wiggle room’ in budget
While he feels teachers deserve more pay, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Danny Glover, Jr. says “there is not a lot of wiggle room” when it comes to the school district…
Tennis team eliminated
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) boys and girls tennis squads competed in the district tournament this past weekend, and Bulldogs’ top-seeded Hardy Jandula was able to advance to the…
‘Hellboy’ is a nonsensical, gory mess in need of an exorcism
By MARK VIOLA I’ve said it in many reviews — most recently in my review of the live-action “Dumbo” — that how you receive a remake or reboot depends greatly…
Track team wraps up season with 9th place finish at meet
By GLYNDELL B. PRESLEY The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ track team wrapped up their regular season on April 2 by competing in a multi-school meet at Wakulla…
Gilliam’s obsession finally comes to fruition in ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
By MARK VIOLA Many movies languish in limbo for years, never reaching production. Others begin the process but are shut down for any multitude of reasons, whether they be financial,…
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