Write your name in ‘permanent marker’: Taylor County’s dire warning as Hurricane Helene closes in
Since late Tuesday, a mandatory evacuation has been in effect for the approximately 22,000 residents of Taylor County — but, for those who chose to stay behind, the Division of Emergency Management is asking them to make identifying their body easier after the storm — by writing their name on an arm or leg with a permanent marker.
A county in Florida's Big Bend area told its residents who did not evacuate for Hurricane Helene to write their name and ...
Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett confirmed that 90% of Keaton Beach homes “are gone” in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene ...
Hurricane Helene may be heading to Taylor County. The local sheriff's office told anyone who didn't evacuate to help ...
Hurricane Helene is bearing down on Florida’s Big Bend, and Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging people who may be in harm’s way from ...
According to Taylor County Emergency Management officials, people who did not leave are asked to write their names and other ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Hurricane Helene has shifted and some models show an expected landfall could be as east as Taylor ...
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Police investigating allegations of voter fraud in Taylor CountyPolice are investigating allegations of voter fraud in Taylor County. A press release from the Abilene Police Department ...
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Live updates on Friday: Bay County, Panama City recover from Hurricane HeleneThe storm had maximum sustained winds of 140 mph. 99% of Taylor County is without power, and neighboring Wakulla, ...
‘Ask everyone to pray for us’: Taylor County residents evacuate before Hurricane Helene makes landfall in the Big Bend TAYLOR ...
A Hurricane Watch is in place for most of the Big Bend. Because of the quick speed of this system, we should see the ...
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