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Donna Mae Baxter
Donna Mae Baxter, 65, was born May 16, 1954, in St. Louis, Missouri, and passed on March 25, 2020. Donna was one of Seven children born to the Late Arthur…
Legal Notices for April 1, 2020
Notice is hereby given to CHRISTINA MARIE MURPHY and WILLIAM FREDRICK MURPHY unless payment is made on 2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, VIN: 1LNHM81W4YY843863 for tow & storage charges on 02/28/2020.…
Portable patient pod protects EMS crews
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer In an effort to protect emergency medical responders from the coronavirus (COVID-19), Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) emergency medical technician (EMT) Steve Wentz has created…
School closures extended to May 3
As parents ended their first day of navigating the sometimes choppy waters of distance learning with their children Monday, they received surprising news – Gov. Ron DeSantis announced he had…
Lost your job? Here’s how to apply for benefits
Local residents seeking Reemployment Assistance benefits, formerly known as unemployment compensation, are likely to find themselves facing a system overwhelmed with requests due to massive job losses in the wake…
Man attacked with hammer
Investigators spent a month searching for a suspect who allegedly attacked a man with a claw hammer and robbed him. Doctawnus Anderson, 36, was taken into custody Monday, March 30,…
Still no local cases
Taylor County remained one of 15 counties in Florida without a confirmed case of coronavirus (COVID-19), as of the Florida Department of Health’s (DOH) midday update Thursday. According to the…
How to get tested?
As the number of those diagnosed with the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to climb, locals experiencing respiratory virus symptoms may find themselves asking, “How do I get tested for COVID-19?” The…
Exercise extreme caution when burning
The Florida Forest Service (FFS) is urging landowners to exercise caution with fire, as conditions for wildfires become more prevalent, and has declared the fire danger level in this area…
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