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History in the Park
Some 30 Taylor County Historical Society members and interested persons gathered at Rosehead Park Monday to hear author Josh Goodman share information about his book, “Forest Capital: A History of…
Hodges Park renovation pushed back
Work on the proposed $1 million renovation project at Hodges Park in Keaton Beach could begin as early as January 2022, but it will likely be delayed until later in…
Find the perfect gift for Mom
Taylor County Master Gardener volunteers will hold their annual Plant Sale this Mother’s Day weekend, on Saturday, May 8, at Forest Capital Hall from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. “If…
Forest Capital Hall to receive $81,000
Last week, the Florida Legislature approved a budget that will provide more than $29 million in funding for Floridians in Rep. Jason Shoaf’s House District 7, including $81,675 for improvements…
Lady Bulldogs fall to Branford in district final
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ softball squad came up short in the district championship game this past Thursday, falling to Branford by a 9-0 final. Despite collecting…
NFC offering ‘rapid credentialing’ and scholarships for EMT, CDL courses
Individuals looking to become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or commercial truck driver can get fast (and potentially free) training at North Florida College (NFC) this summer. Through a partnership…
Eckel, Hart will remain with TCDA
The Taylor County Commission has re-appointed Matt Eckel and John Hart to the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA). Both of their terms were set to expire May 14, along with…
Wilson wins coveted jacket at Pot Williams Golf Tournament
J.B. Wilson carded a two-under round of 70 to find himself three strokes off the lead after the first day of the Pot Williams Golf Tournament at Madison Golf &…
Parents reminded of survey deadline
Parents of Taylor County School District students with an Individual Education Plan (IEP) are reminded that the deadline to complete the Florida Department of Education’s annual survey is Monday, May…
10th in the nation!
Taylor County High School’s JROTC Drill Team placed 10th overall in the 2021 National High School Drill Team Championships held this past weekend in Daytona Beach. “This was the team’s…
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