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‘Trolls World Tour’ starts out fun, but it gets lost in the conclusion
By MARK VIOLA Over the past month, I’ve been reviewing new films released on various streaming services, because that has been all is available since movie theaters went dark last…
Census response affects funding
With an average response rate of 42.6%, nearly 60% of Taylor County’s “self-response” residents are jeopardizing the county’s future school, hospital and food assistance funding by not participating in the…
Tackling a yard project? Call 811 before you dig
Duke Energy is reminding its customers and communities to call 811 before digging anywhere to protect the underground utility network, prevent potential personal injury and avoid electric and natural gas…
‘Selah and the Spades’ can’t stick the landing
By MARK VIOLA Over the past few weeks, I’ve found myself stuck in a not-so-great pattern of watching movies with disappointing conclusions. First was the Netflix original “Uncorked,” followed by …
‘20 seniors ‘cheated’ of final year of school
For all that the Taylor County High School (TCHS) Class of 2020 has lost with the sudden and unforeseen disruption of their senior year, they are also gaining life lessons…
Read, read, read!
The library may be closed to the public for now, but readers can still access an almost-endless supply of books courtesy of a free ebook gallery. All you need is…
Glanton switches commitment
Robert Glanton, who committed to the U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA) back in February, has had a change of heart and announced that he will instead play for the Wake…
Have a P.O. Box? Census materials will be delayed
Residents who receive their mail by P.O. box or who are on a rural postal route are not scheduled to receive their 2020 U.S. Census materials until at least June…
Florida evaluating options for coronavirus antibodies tests
The state of Florida is currently reviewing and evaluating options before moving forward with testing that could indicate how many people have contracted and already recovered from the COVID-19 strain…
Hunts leave a legacy of service
By DEBRA ANN BUTLER March 2, 2020, marked the dawn of a new era for Jim and Joyce Hunt — retirement. It is a concept and lifestyle change that is…
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