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1st Avenue project will go out for bids after many delays
After significant permitting delays, the much-anticipated widening and resurfacing project on 1st Avenue in Steinhatchee may finally go out for bids later this month.…
Smith, FAMU to play in conference championship Dec. 2
Taylor County native and Florida A&M University (FAMU) Defensive Coordinator Ryan Smith will lead FAMU’s top-ranked defense in the country when the Rattlers host the conference championship game in Tallahassee…
Bridge work on Woods Creek Rd. begins Nov. 27
Construction is set to begin Monday, Nov. 27, on a state project to replace the Woods Creek Road (CR 361B) bridge over Rocky Creek in Taylor County.…
Season of Giving
Vehicles lined up for nearly two miles along Hwy. 19 Tuesday to take part in a Thanksgiving food distribution spearheaded by Second Harvest of the Big Bend. Each person received…
50% discounts for Florida State Park passes, hunting and fishing licenses
Through Jan. 13, 2024, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will temporarily offer Florida State Parks annual passes for families and individuals at a 50% discount, while the Florida Fish and…
County’s unemployment rate on the rise
Taylor County’s unemployment rate rose to 4.1% in October – the highest rate in nearly two years.…
TCHS Bulldogs will have a new coach next season
Stating she felt it was “time for a change,” Superintendent of Schools Alicia Beshears has announced that Taylor County High School (TCHS) Head Football Coach Eddie Metcalf will not return…
Plane crashes near Josh Ezell Grade; pilot escapes with only minor injuries
A single-engine aircraft crashed in the woods off of Josh Ezell Grade near Athena Friday afternoon, causing only minor injuries to the pilot.…
ATF offers cash reward for information on robbery
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is offering a cash reward for information that leads to the prosecution of the suspects involved in the midnight break-in of…
Hurricane debris must be at roadside by Nov. 30
Taylor County residents are being asked to place all remaining Hurricane Idalia debris by the public right-of-way no later then Thursday, Nov. 30.…
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