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Bad weather cancels War Eagles practices
The Taylor County War Eagles youth travel football organization will not practice this week due to weather, but should resume next week as teams continue to prepare for their sixth…
Beach Road fireworks
Vehicles lined Beach Road Saturday night for a dazzling fireworks display put on by several private individuals as part of local Fourth of July celebrations. This photo captured by drone…
Yard sale will benefit local Habitat
Large and small appliances, games, dishes, books, art work, clothing, building materials and more will be offered for sale by Taylor County Habitat for Humanity at their upcoming yard sale…
Season canceled for Taylor County Fast-Pitch softball
After much delay and multiple efforts to restart, the 2020 Taylor County Fast-Pitch Softball Season has been canceled. According to the Taylor County Fast-Pitch Parents Association, refunds and jersey pick-ups…
Newman brings experience, education to District 3 race
Michael Newman, a lifelong resident of Taylor County’s District 3, has announced his candidacy for the county commission, Dist. 3, seat. “My family’s history runs deep in Taylor County, and…
Register for preschool, kindergarten
Registration for incoming kindergartners and preschoolers is underway at Taylor County Primary School. “We are so excited for the upcoming school year. Incoming kindergartners must be registered for the 2020-21…
Gag grouper season is now closed
The recreational gag grouper season in state waters off Franklin, Wakulla, Taylor and Jefferson counties closed last Wednesday (July 1) and will remain closed until September 1. While local anglers…
Back to school or online? With the threat of
With the threat of COVID-19 continuing to loom large over the entire country, school officials here are working to develop plans that will give parents a choice – send their…
COVID-19 task force update set for July 14
The Taylor County School District is continuing to develop a plan for making a successful transition back to the classroom for the new school year under the shadow of COVID-19,…
County to consider mandatory face masks
On Monday, the Taylor County Commission will consider a requirement that would make wearing facial coverings mandatory inside public buildings in light of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The meeting…
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