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Roll-off site roads to be gated off?
New gates will soon be installed at the end of the roads leading to the Steinhatchee and Blue Springs roll-off sites. The gates, which will cost an estimated $1,000, were…
Holidays in the ‘Hatch
Steinhatchee will kick-off the Christmas season on Dec. 5 with its annual “Christmas in the Park” and “Light up the River” boat parade festivities. This year, the “Christmas in the…
New owners ‘keeping it local’
By Debra ButlerColumnistSteinhatchee Bait & Tackle, a longtime local landmark located directly across from the Steinhatchee Boat Ramp, has recently changed ownership.John and Valena Driggers, a hardworking young couple from…
Legal Notices for Dec. 4, 2020
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Joshua Dewayne Sadler, OWNER, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of Mr. Sadler’s Appliance Repair Service located at 319 A.L. Suber Drive,…
Yates Creek boat ramp is now closed
Anglers planning to fish the Taylor County flats and oyster bars located just offshore of Yates Creek were greeted by “No Trespassing” signs and a temporary fence across the road…
Murder suspect in COVID court limbo
With the three-year anniversary of the murder of Kashawn “Chico” Davis just weeks away, the third and final suspect charged in his death remains in jail in a COVID-imposed “limbo,”…
Busted pipe
A broken water line at the corner of Jefferson Street and Hampton Springs Avenue slowed traffic Wednesday around 5 p.m. as city crews and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)…
COVID-19 infection drops below 7%
Taylor County’s total number of positive coronavirus cases climbed to 1,660 — an increase of 46 in the 10 days since Nov. 23 — and one person who previously tested…
TCMS girls undefeated through four games
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Lady Bulldogs’ soccer team has yet to lose a game this season and have allowed only one goal through four matches. The TCMS girls…
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