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Salem attack! Ax embedded in windshield
Deputies have identified a person of interest in an ax attack that happened Tuesday evening, Jan. 14, on Highway 19 North in Salem. A woman, who had pulled off road…
3 road paving bids received
The Taylor County Commission has received bids for three state-funded resurfacing projects for Houck Road, Foley Cut- Off and Pinecrest Street, although additional money will be needed before construction can…
Stolen golf cart recovered
A golf cart stolen from Steinhatchee shortly before the new year was recovered in Suwannee County earlier this week. The owners, Shane and Kim Kennedy of Steinhatchee, posted photos of…
City honors Reaves
“I love children, and they just love me. Praise the Lord,” said 100-year-old Laura Scott Reaves with a twinkle in her eye just before receiving a standing ovation from a…
Health officials urge residents get flu vaccine
Local health officials are encouraging all unvaccinated residents to get their flu shot as soon as possible, as a wave of sickness continues to sweep across the county. The Florida…
School board donates portable to elections’ office
The Taylor County School Board has agreed to donate a unused portable classroom from the old Perry Primary School (PPS) to the Supervisor of Elections office. At the school board’s…
School district has adopted ‘School Improvement Plans’
By CAITLYN BURCHETT The Taylor County School District has adopted “School Improvement Plans” for each of the seven schools in the district to address areas that could maintain or increase…
Historical Society meets Jan. 20
Hugh Rountree will share a postcard/Power Point presentation regarding the history of Carbur at the Monday, Jan. 20, meeting of the Taylor County Historical Society, which begins at 7 p.m.…
Tickets on sale now for annual chamber banquet
“2020…Our Vision is Clear” will be the theme of the annual Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce banquet planned Friday, Feb. 28. Tickets for the black tie event are currently available…
‘Klaus’ is a heartwarming holiday film that you might have missed
By MARK VIOLA So, last week I had plans to see the last two 2019 films to receive wide theatrical releases: “1917” and “Just Mercy.” I even had my tickets…
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