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Walter Howell Jr.
Walter Howell Jr. of Steinhatchee, Fla., known to most people as “Junior,” finished his race and was taken home to glory on the morning of Dec. 4, 2023. He was…
School employees receive $235 relief check
School district employees received $100,000 in hurricane relief funds awarded to the local Taylor Education Foundation through the Florida Disaster Fund.…
Coreina “Lalene” Beach Thomas
Coreina “Lalene” Beach Thomas, 71, died Nov. 2, 2023, in Perry. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Nov. 18, at 11 a.m. at First Church of God. All arrangements…
Canals mucked up after hurricane
Taylor County officials will seek assistance from the state to help clear and dredge some of the county’s public canals left impassible due to large amounts of sediment brought in…
Grand Jury decision sealed: Family is waiting on answers in shooting
For nearly seven long months, Travis Smith’s family has been in purgatory while awaiting justice for their loved one, who was shot dead in the parking lot of a local…
Taylor overdue for re-districting
Taylor County’s current voting map is in violation of state and federal law due to having an exceedingly large disparity between the current populations of the five districts.…
To increase production in strategic parts of U.S.: Shearer’s buys Super-Pufft
As part of its continuing “growth strategy” to increase production capacity in strategic parts of the country, Shearer’s Foods, LLC has announced the successful acquisition of Super-Pufft, USA.…
No new info from GP
When asked to provide an update on the ongoing process to close the local Foley mill, as well as the status of employees still actively employed, Georgia-Pacific (GP) released little…
Fentanyl, cocaine seized;car crashes during chase
Perry Police Department (PPD) officers seized fentanyl, meth, crack cocaine, a scale and two cell phones after a car chase and crash that led to the arrest of 35-year-old Leroy…
Council questions police chief:‘Dangerous’ police chase debate
Responding to questions and concerns from city council members, Police Chief Jamie Cruse defended the actions of Perry Police Department (PPD) officers, stating they were followingpolicy during what was described…
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