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Regional planning council to ‘quantify’ economic impact
The North Central Florida Regional Planning Council (NCFRPC) will develop an economic impact study to quantify the potential financial impacts to Taylor County from the impending closure of Georgia-Pacific’s (GP)…
City passes budget amidst uncertainty over mill’s impact
Faced with an unknown revenue shortfall that could rise to nearly $1 million due to the closure of the Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose Mill, the city council made several changes…
TCHS loses 33-9 dog fight to Suwannee
The “Battle of the Bulldogs” did not end the way Taylor County High School (TCHS) wanted Friday night under the lights of Dorsett Stadium, as the Suwannee County Bulldogs secured…
Council raises rates for sewer, garbage
At their Sept. 26 final budget hearing for the upcoming 2022-23 fiscal year, the city council voted 5-0 to adopt an ordinance adjusting monthly utility rates that will see the…
War Eagles win three out of four games against Quincy
The Perry Elite War Eagles won three of four games against the Quincy Showoff All-Stars on the road this past Saturday, including a big win by the 6-and-under (6U) squad.…
School district will feel impact of Foley closure
While the state will likely supplement some of the tax dollars the school district stands to lose due to the upcoming closing of the Georgia-Pacific mill here, the real pinch…
TCHS girls soccer team will hold try-outs starting Oct. 16
The TCHS girls soccer team will continue pre-season conditioning this week and hold try-outs the week of Oct. 16.…
2023 Little King & Queen
Taylor County’s newest Florida Forest Festial royalty was crowned during ceremonies held Saturday, Sept. 30, at Crosspoint Baptist Fellowship. The winners of the annual Little King and Queen Pageant were:…
TCMS boys soccer team starts conditioning for the ‘23 season
The TCMS Boys soccer team (6-8 grades) began conditioning on Oct. 2 and will hold try-outs the week of Oct. 16.…
Pastor chastises city for not providing relief
Pastor Dr. Willie Anderson chastised the city council for not doing more to help city utility customers in light of a budget surplus and the impending closure of the Georgia-Pacific…
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