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1 jailed, more sought in storage unit thefts
One man has been arrested and additional suspects are being sought in connection to a burglary at a storage unit in Steinhatchee that occurred in late November. Jordan Blake Boyington,…
‘Sing 2’ will put a smile on your face and get songs stuck in your head
By MARK VIOLA When Illumination’s animated musical “Sing” hit theaters during the holiday season of 2016, it arrived with a winning formula: hit songs, an exceptionally-talented voice cast, a menagerie…
Dredging project one step closer
Although the Taylor County Commission is technically one step closer to beginning its long-awaited dredging projects for Keaton Beach canals and the Steinhatchee boat ramp basin, exactly when the work…
Florence scores 43 points in 66-54 win
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ varsity boys basketball team returned to regular season action this past Tuesday against Hamilton County and came away with a decisive 12-point victory,…
The biggest surprise of ‘The Matrix Resurrections is how much I liked it
By MARK VIOLA “The Matrix,” which hits theaters in 1999, is (in my humble opinion) one of the best action movies of the 1990s and one of the best sci-fi…
46% of Taylor is vaccinated
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) updated its guidance on COVID-19 vaccine booster shots this week, lowering the eligibility age to 12. Additionally, the CDC is also advising those…
Bulldogs fall to Wakulla Christian
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs’ varsity boys soccer team was barely edged out in their first contest of 2022, as Wakulla Christian Academy came away with a 3-2…
‘Licorice Pizza’ is definitely a trip
By MARK VIOLA Writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson makes compelling, complicated movies that thrill and challenge his audiences, from the porn-industry-set “Boogie Nights” and the dark, oil-stained “There Will Be Blood”…
Register now for Master Gardener training classes
Taylor County’s Master Gardener program is now accepting applications for its upcoming volunteer training classes, which begin Jan. 19. Classes will be heldevery Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.…
Landry seeks open city seat
Diane C. Landry has become the first person to file to run for the Perry City Council District 3 seat left vacant by the death of former City Council Member…
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