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Treading water: Flood is still affecting many
More than a week after Steinhatchee was flooded by some 30 inches of rain in just a handful of days, many areas in the coastal community are still dealing with…
Constituents feel ‘silenced’
Stating that she has heard “concerns” from many in her community, School Board Member Deidra Dunnell has asked her fellow board members to allow more comment from members of the…
Meth found hidden in chapstick
A woman visiting an inmate at Taylor Correctional Institution (TCI) Saturday now faces multiple felonies herself after attempting to smuggle drugs into the facility. While being searched before entering the…
Shoaf opens local district office
Dozens of community and business leaders gathered at the Historic Perry Station (Old Depot) Friday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of State House Representative Jason Shoaf’s new office…
Bear Caught: Dixie dominates Dogs, 40-14
By JONATHAN LINCOLN The Taylor County Bulldogs struggled mightily in their regular-season opener against Dixie County at home Friday, falling 40-14 in a game that saw the Bears control the…
Free ethics course offered on Sept. 10
All local elected and appointed officials, as well as members of the general public, are invited to attend a free “Ethics of Public Service” course on Tuesday, Sept. 10, at…
TCHS touts academic progress
During an annual report to the school board last week, Taylor County High School (TCHS) unveiled a new logo, improved disciplinary data and a 50-point improvement in its Florida School…
TCHS golf team starts season with three wins
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) golf team has rolled to victory over three district opponents in their first week of competition, as they have posted wins over Madison County,…
War Eagles pound Brooks County by combined 110-0
The Taylor County War Eagles youth tackle football program dominated the Brooks County Hammers from Quitman, Ga. at Dorsett Stadium this past weekend, winning three different games by a combined…
Faircloth is presented prestigious ‘Above & Beyond’ award by Florida Forestry Association
Long-time Taylor County businessman Frank “Bump” Faircloth was honored by the Florida Forestry Association (FFA) at its annual 2019 meeting and trade show held in in Miramar Beach on Thursday,…
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