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    GP, Four Rivers end pipeline lawsuit; county’s permit challenge is on hold

    The federal lawsuit between Taylor County’s largest private landowner and Georgia-Pacific (GP) centered over the Fenholloway River pipeline has ended, and the county commission’s separate challenge to a state wastewater…

    City council finalizes $33 million 2026-27 budget

    The Perry City Council completed its 2026-27 budget process Tuesday night, approving a $33 million fiscal-year budget, a 6.1077-mill property tax rate and a package of utility rate and fee…

    Salem man arrested after crashing into PPD truck

    A high-speed chase Thursday night, Sept. 17, ended when the driver crashed into a Perry Police Department (PPD) truck after forcing two other officers to swerve off the road out…

    46 booking reports have been redacted since July

    The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has had an unprecedented 46 redactions in its booking reports since the beginning of July 1, citing state and federal privacy laws as the…

    Pet contest deadline: Oct. 16

    Fur-babies will get their chance to shine at this year’s Florida Forest Festival — in a Pet Photo Contest that will benefit Taylor County Animal Advocates. Entries, which must be…

    School board seeking new attorney due to Ball’s impending retirement

    For the first time in three decades, the Taylor County School Board is on the hunt for a new board attorney.…

    Baby contest deadline: Oct. 9

    Entries for the 2026 Florida Forest Festival Baby Photo Contest are now being accepted. The fee is $10 each (cash only), and entries can be turned in at Photos, Frames…

    ‘Dogs face Fort White in key district game

    Coming off of a much-needed bye week to heal up, the Taylor County Bulldogs’ varsity football team will play their biggest game of the season so far when they hit…

    County hires firm to conduct feasibility study on commercial seafood facility in Steinhatchee using $298,000 state grant

    The Taylor County Commission has selected consulting firm Lampl Herbert to conduct a feasibility study to explore the creation of a commercial seafood off-loading, processing and distribution facility in Steinhatchee.…