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Judge sets bond at $1 million
After being held at the Taylor County Jail for more than 18 months, a Perry man facing a first-degree murder charge is eligible to be released on bond after Circuit…
No indictment issued in infant’s drowning death
A grand jury handed down a “no true bill” finding last Wednesday, Nov. 10, regarding the drowning death of a two-month-old infant that occurred at a residence on Alice Street…
Two injured in crash
All four lanes of traffic near Wayside Park on Highway 19 North were closed for several hours Monday evening, Nov. 15, due to a two-vehicle crash that left one driver…
Free Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 21 at Jerkins
The Temple of God International Church of God in Christ will host a free Thanksgiving dinner Sunday, Nov. 21, from 12-3 p.m. at Jerkins Community Center. “Let us all come…
‘Dogs fall prey to Port St. Joe Sharks
After winning their season-opener 2-1 over Jefferson County, the Taylor County High School (TCHS) varsity boys’ soccer team has dropped their last two matches. The Bulldogs were edged out 2-1…
BBTC students receive $156,000 from CARES
Eligible full-time and part-time students at Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) received more than $156,000 in individual CARES funding last week, Director Jodi Tillman announced. “Full-time students received $1,800; part-time…
Salem Baptist hosts Community Thanksgiving Meal Nov. 21
Salem Baptist Church is hosting a Community Thanksgiving Meal on Sunday, Nov. 21, at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Please come and bring friends. All of the food will…
Heartsfield scores ‘hat trick’ in 5-1 victory
Walker Heartsfield scored a “hat trick” to lead the Taylor County High School (TCHS) junior varsity Bulldogs’ soccer team to a 5-1 season-opening win over Port St. Joe on the…
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