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Lady Bulldogs bounce back with 15-0 win
By MATTHEW BEMBRY After dropping a 7-0 decision to Madison for their first loss of the season, the Taylor County High School (TCHS) softball team rebounded with a 15-0 blow-out…
Broken tail lights lead to drug arrest
Broken tail lights and tag lights led to a vehicle chase that ended with a Taylor County man facing multiple felony charges, including drug possession and destroying evidence.…
18th annual short story contest open
The Friends of the Taylor County Public Library are now accepting entries for its 18th annual Short Story Contest. Categories include: youth (fifth graders and below); students (sixth-12th graders); and…
‘Dogs beat Seahawks 9-6 after scoring 4 runs in the 5th
The Taylor County Bulldogs’ varsity baseball team picked up a big 9-6 win over the Franklin County Seahawks on Friday night at Pace Field in Perry.…
County boat ramp fees, fines raised $112,000
Launch fees for Taylor County’s public boat ramps brought in $112,150 last fiscal year, which, after taking into account the associated expenses, netted the county roughly $32,000.…
TCMS Lady Bulldogs demolish Madison 17-0
By MADDOX WILES The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Lady Bulldogs had their four-game winning streak snapped last Monday in Perry, as multiple errors led to an 8-2 loss to…
Holden honored as ‘Lady of the Year’
By SUSAN H. LINCOLN / Special to the Taco Times Surrounded by more than 50 neighbors, friends, relatives and fellow firefighters, Norma Holden was named the 2024 “Lady of the…
Free training March 8 for horseshoe crab monitoring
The Taylor County Extension Office will host a free training seminar in preparation for the start of the 2024 Spring Horseshoe Crab Monitoring program. Interested volunteers can attend the free…
Girls’ tennis team dominates Munroe Day, 7-0
In a display of dominance, the Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ tennis team secured a convincing 7-0 victory over Munroe Day School, showcasing their skills on the court…
City waives permit fee for Big Bend Brewfest
The Perry City Council approved waiving a $250 alcohol permit fee for organizers of the upcoming Big Bend Brewfest fundraiser.…
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