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Dog shot after biting officer
A family pet that evidently slipped its collar and wandered from its yard was shot and killed by a local police officer after biting her as she was trying to…
Win a gun
Local VFW Post #9225 is holding a drawing for a Browning lever action BLR .308 with an all wood stock and pistol grip. Tickets are $5 each, five for $20,…
Alford arrested for role in $25 million extortion
Twice-convicted felon Stephen Alford – who served federal prison time for his attempt to execute a $500 million land swap that would have turned a portion of 548,000 acres of…
Perry Garden Club hosts ‘Welcome Back’ lunch on Wednesday, Sept. 15
The Perry Garden Club will hold a “Welcome Back” luncheon Wednesday, Sept. 15, to mark the beginning of its new program year. The luncheon will begin at 11 a.m. and…
Grant funds sought for boat ramp bypass
The Taylor County Commission is seeking a $367,900 grant to conduct a feasibility study that would determine the viability of constructing transportation bypasses to combat congestion in the areas of…
Bulldogs fall in season opener, 6-0
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ football team kicked off the 2021 season last Thursday night in Tallahassee with a 6-0 loss to the Florida High Seminoles in an…
Food distribution Sept. 11 at TCES
Second Harvest of the Big Bend will hold a food distribution here this Saturday, Sept. 11. The drive-thru distribution will begin at 10 a.m., at Taylor County Elementary School. The…
Firefighters honored
Three local firefighters were recently recognized for reviving a victim involved in an automobile crash amidst heavy rain and downed power lines. Taylor County Fire-Rescue Chief Dan Cassel presented the…
TCMS ‘Dogs start strong, but Bears rally for 24-22 win
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Bulldogs jumped out to a 22-8 lead over Wakulla River Springs this past Thursday in Dorsett Stadium, but were shut out in the second…
Primary school collecting supplies for victims of Hurricane Ida in La.
Taylor County Primary School is coordinating a Hurricane Ida Relief Drive to help the residents of Louisiana. Needed supplies include: charcoal, paper goods, feminine products, dry shampoo, canned goods, sports…
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