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    Rise Together

    Rise Together

    By ANGELA CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor If Jesus was here today, would he have a Twitter account? Definitely. As Christians charged with the Great Commission to spread the Gospel, all…

    SRWMD announces Modified Phase II Water Shortage order

    As drought conditions persist across North Florida, the Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) Governing Board announced enhanced water shortage conservation measures on Tuesday, April 14.…

    All charges dropped against 17-year-old in death of Perry woman

    New information that “enlightened the whole situation” led to the State Attorney’s Office dismissing all charges against a local teen charged with manslaughter for his alleged role in the death…

    Pre-Prom DUI Crash Demo

    Pre-Prom DUI Crash Demo

    Students gathered at Dorsett Stadium Wednesday for a “Prom Promise” staged DUI crash scene that included first responders treating and transporting victims of a two-vehicle crash — including a pedestrian…

    City prepared to cut off water to Perry Apartments Village

    In an effort to collect more than $15,000 in past-due utility charges owed to the City of Perry by the owner of a local apartment complex, the city council reluctantly…

    Hall files to run for former seat on Perry City Council

    Alan C. Hall, who previously served two terms on the city council, has filed to run for the same District 4 seat he held for eight years from 2014-22.…

    Candidates face deadline to qualify using petitions

    Less than one month remains to qualify by the petition method for those who may want to seek election to a local public office in the upcoming 2026 election.…

    Commission eyes buying Spring Warrior Fish Camp

    Commission eyes buying Spring Warrior Fish Camp

    The Taylor County Commission, which completed the purchase of the Spring Warrior boat ramp last year using a federal grant, is now looking into the possibility of buying the adjacent…

    Colorado State University forecasts a ‘somewhat below normal’ season

    Thanks to a strong El Niño, early forecasts for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season are predicting a slightly “below-normal” season, but officials caution residents that “it only takes one hurricane…

    Which state, federal seats are also up for election?

    In addition to local races, Taylor County voters will get a chance to cast a ballot to decide a number of state and federal races later this year, including for…