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Sweat places fifth in Class 1A state weightlifting meet
Freshman Jacob Sweat brought home a fifth-place finish for the Taylor County High School (TCHS) weightlifting team to rank among the strongest Class 1A lifters in the entire state last…
Register for ‘Med Instead of Meds’ program
Registration is now open for “Cooking Up Health: The Mediterranean Way,” an educational series to promote healthy eating habits offered by the Taylor County UF/IFAS Extension Office. “This six-week series…
County changes its emergency shelter policy after incident
The Taylor County Commission is implementing new policies for emergency shelters in the wake of a February incident in which a man staying at a warming center at Forest Capital…
Spring game is May 15
The Taylor County Bulldogs’ football team used a scripted “Orange vs. Blue” scrimmage Friday night to make final preparations for this week’s “Spring Classic” matchup against the Zarephath Academy Eagles…
Free Vaccine Clinic will be held May 16 at Forest Capital Hall
Thanks to a recent donation, Taylor County Animal Advocates (TCAA) will be offering deeply discounted rabies vaccines – just $5 each – at the May Free Pet Vaccine Clinic, which…
School district will contract out its mental health coordinator position
The Taylor County School District says it will save some $92,700 by eliminating a mental health coordinator position from its payroll, and instead contract out those services to the same…
Three Bulldogs sign to play college athletics at Trinity College of Jacksonville, John Melvin Christian College
Three Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldog seniors were surrounded by friends and family on Friday as they committed to continue their athletic careers on the collegiate level during a…
Taylor’s Congressional district unchanged in new map
While the Florida Legislature has approved a new statewide Congressional district map, District 2, which includes Taylor County, remains unchanged.…
City voices opposition to ‘Water First’ project
Joining other cities and counties throughout the 12-county North Central Florida Regional Planning Council (NCFRPC) area, the City of Perry has adopted a resolution in opposition to the proposed “Water…
National forecast predicting wildfire threat through July
The latest National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) prediction has Taylor County remaining in the “above-normal” category for significant wildland fire potential through the month of July.…
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