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Got 30? Let’s walk!
Taylor County’s local University of Florida IFAS Extension office invites residents to register now for the 2020 “Let’s Walk Florida!” program. “This is a 10-week physical activity challenge and promotion…
Deputy facing internal investigation
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has suspended a deputy with pay pending the outcome of an internal investigation launched Wednesday surrounding the officer’s actions and use of force during…
Suspect leads officers on chase through Perry with toddler in back seat
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff writer A Taylor County man is behind bars after he reportedly led police officers on a dangerous car chase with a toddler in the back…
Murder trial delayed
The third and final suspect to face a jury for the 2018 murder of Kashawn “Chico” Davis has received an unexpected reprieve in the wake of the current coronavirus pandemic.…
Severe weather
A line of severe thunderstorms accompanied by high winds and lightning blew through the Big Bend area Tuesday, toppling this tree on Foley Cut-Off Road. Taylor County was one of…
Gibson files to run for School Board District 3
The field of local candidates running for office this year continued to grow, with Guy William Gibson filing to run for the Taylor County School Board District 3 seat currently…
Testing continues in Taylor; still only one positive case
With one pending test result outstanding, Taylor County’s number of confirmed cases held steady at just a single case Thursday, while positive COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases in neighboring Jefferson and Madison…
‘Locke & Key’ presents a magical mystery within a family drama
By MARK VIOLA Last weekend, try as I might, I could barely start a movie, let alone finish one. Finally, I decided I needed to try something different. And, that…
New extension agent ready to help Taylor County residents, farmers
When Lisa Strange applied for and was selected to fill the open agricultural and natural resources agent position with the Taylor County Extension Office, she had no idea she would…
Supervisors seek flexibility for upcoming elections
Although Florida’s primary election is not until August, and the general election won’t follow until November, the state’s election supervisors are petitioning Gov. Ron DeSantis for relief from what they…
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