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‘Dogs lose to #2-ranked Seminoles, 52-12
By JONATHAN LINCOLN The Class 3A, #2-ranked Florida High Seminoles remained undefeated and ran their winning streak over Taylor County to four straight games, as they dominated the Bulldogs, 52-12…
City to step up code enforcement
The City of Perry plans to take a more aggressive approach to code enforcement and will look at the steps required to seize properties that have accrued thousands of dollars…
TCMS Bulldogs fall 28-6 to Fla. High in season opener
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Bulldogs’ football team opened their 2019 season with a 28-6 loss at the hands of Florida High last Thursday night at Dorsett Stadium. “We…
Kickoff breakfast slated on Sept. 10
The 2019 Taylor County Campaign Team will host the annual United Way Kickoff Breakfast Tuesday, Sept. 10, at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, starting at 8 a.m. A southern…
Football turmoil draws criticism
At their recent Aug. 20 meeting, school board members fielded both questions and criticism in the wake of recent turnover and turmoil within the Taylor County High School (TCHS) football…
TCHS Open House planned for Sept. 9
Taylor County High School (TCHS) will host its annual Open house Monday, Sept. 9. Parents and students are invited to meet at the school from 5:30-7 p.m.…
Theme for Sept. 6 game to be ‘tie-dye’
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) varsity cheerleading squad would like for you to join them in their latest home game “theme” this Friday night (Sept. 6) at Dorsett Stadium…
Thursday afternoon chase
Law enforcement vehicles filled neighborhood streets last Thursday afternoon as officers searched for a suspect wanted in connection with a stolen vehicle. The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) initiated a chase…
TCHS band parent complains: ‘Poor students can’t participate’
At a previous June 18 school board meeting, local band parent Douglas Wallace appeared before the board to voice his concern about TCHS band members being required to pay money…
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