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Spring Musical ‘Pirates! 2’ hits the stage May 16
Taylor County Elementary School’s Drama Club will present their Spring Musical “Pirates! 2” Thursday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m. “Some rascally pirates are back at work, seeking adventure and treasure…
Bulldogs move from Class 3A to 1A Rural
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) football team has been moved down from Class 3A to the Class 1A Rural division this coming season in football, which means the Bulldogs…
Watch for detours
The driver of this Nissan Sentra (above) was cited for violation of right-of-way following a Thursday morning crash at the intersection of Center and Drew streets. The Sentra was turning…
White-Stewart places 10th at state track meet
By GLYNDELL B. PRESLEY Malayshia White-Stewart finished 10th out of 24 competitors in both the Class 2A Varsity 100 meter hurdles and triple jump events at the Florida High School…
Fired employee files suit against AMTEC Less-Lethal
Jackie Hendry, a former employee of AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc. has filed a civil lawsuit against the former local munitions manufacturer, containing allegations of gender discrimination and claiming that she…
Summer reading program kicks off Tuesday, June 4
Summer vacation for students is just around the corner, and the Taylor County Public Library invites parents to “save the date” for the upcoming annual Summer Reading Program. Programs are…
Mama knows best
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor It wasn’t the type of call a parent wants to receive from their child’s teacher “Cash was in trouble – he had hit…
‘Long Shot’ navigates the dangerous waters of today’s politics to find love
By MARK VIOLA With politics seemingly more divided than ever, and people on both sides of the aisle increasingly hostile to anyone who disagrees with them, it seems a risky…
TCHS art show now open
The annual Taylor County High School (TCHS) Art Show at the Taylor County Public Library is currently on display now through Saturday, May 18. “Stop by and enjoy all the…
Wentworth sets baseball camps
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) baseball Head Coach Reggie Wentworth will be holding his annual baseball camps during the month of June for kids ages 6-13. The camps, which…
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