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Seeking balance
Taylor County is again looking at ways to tweak ambulance service to balance calls for service with cost of operations. THE STAR NEWS
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Seeking balance

County weighs service vs. cost for ambulance options...

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School threat response draws concern
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School threat response draws concern

Investigation found no threat to students or staff...

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First pertussis case confirmed in Taylor County

The Taylor County Health Department received notification of the first case of pertussis in Taylor County. The health department is working with the patient and their provider to ensure appropriate treatment and follow up. Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is a serious respiratory illness. It is known for uncontrollable, violent coughing that makes it hard to breathe. After coughin...

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Committee approves upgrades to veterans office ceiling, lights

The Taylor County Veterans Service Office will soon get a makeover to improve client confidentiality and office atmosphere. Members of the county’s veterans service committee on December 18 approved using grant funds to cover the cost of installing a drop ceiling in the office located on the first floor of the Taylor County Courthouse. The office currently has an approximately 12-foot ce...

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ADRC of Taylor County will provide one-stop service for area seniors
Once again, the employees of Taylor County Human Services were honored to be included in providing Christmas gifts to our consumers and their families! With so many unknowns that are thrown at all of us, at any given time, it is nice to know that one thing remains – the gift of giving. Our generous community is incredible at making sure everyone feels the love as well as the spirit of the holidays. “This program is truly amazing, and we are lucky to be apart of it. Thank you to all the people that donated gifts, the people that donated their time to wrap all these gifts, and a big thank you to Holy Rosary and Knights of Columbus for taking this project on once again. You all bring happiness, joy and thankfulness to our consumers,” stated representatives from Taylor County Human Services. SUBMITTED
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ADRC of Taylor County will provide one-stop service for area seniors

The more things change, the more they will stay the same. At least that is the goal when it come...

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Family’s passion lights up the season in Gilman
The Romig Family along with other volunteers put in dozens of hours each fall getting the Gilman village park ready for the Christmas season. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
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Family’s passion lights up the season in Gilman

If the light display in the Gilman Park seems to have doubled in size this year, it might be because...

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