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Betty Lou Hendry
Betty Lou Hendry, 92, transitioned to Heaven Nov. 13, 2020. She joined her husband, Herschel, and her parents, Elmer and Lucille Crouch, as well as her sisters, Marie Williams(Orville) and…
Nelson Eddie Ezell
On Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020, Nelson Eddie Ezell, loving husband, and father of four children went to be with our Lord. Nelson was born on March 9, 1943, in Thomasville,…
Fraud arrest made
A Perry woman wanted for fraud after impersonating a dead woman was arrested Sunday after seemingly being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Brenda Walls, 60, was booked…
Toll road task force submits final report
After 15 months of meetings and public hearings, the Suncoast Corridor Task Force delivered its final report to the governor and legislature late last week, stating the 41-member group did…
One headlight leads to crack pipe arrest
A Tallahassee woman faces drug charges after being stopped for a routine traffic violation – driving with one headlight out – when officers found a crack pipe in her vehicle…
City will meet once in final two months
The city council will apparently meet just once over the final two months of this year, after a lack of a quorum resulted in the Nov. 10 meeting being canceled.…
Downtown Christmas celebration is Dec. 11
History lives in memories, and memories are just what the Taylor County Historical Society hopes to give children and the young-at-heart during its annual “Downtown Christmas Celebration” planned for Friday,…
‘Dogs extend playoff run with 28-6 win
The Taylor County Bulldogs kept their season alive by defeating the Jefferson County Tigers, 28-6 in the second round of the playoffs this past Friday night at Dorsett Stadium. Taylor…
Taylor County Republicans seeking Christmas donations
The Taylor County Republican Party is collecting donations for the Guardian Ad Litem’s “Christmas for Children” event. The local organization is collecting gift cards and cash donations for the children,…
TCEC set to receive $10 million loan from USDA
Taylor County is expected to benefit from $10 million in electric infrastructure upgrades after the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a billion-dollar investment into area provider Tri-County Electric Cooperative…
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