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No serious injuries in crash
No one was seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. Hwy. 19 near the intersection with Green Street Monday around noon. The driver of this 2003 Crown Victoria was…
San Pedro Road repairs to begin this month
Work is expected to begin this month on a more-than $1 million project to stabilize a section of San Pedro Road where a depression has formed near a well-known sinkhole…
Woman arrested for stealing 1,100 narcotic pills one year after theft
A New Year’s Day 911 call to report a trespasser at a local retail store led to the arrest of the store manager, who had a nearly one-year-old outstanding warrant…
Man facing drug, weapon charges after officer sees gun
Antonio Curtis Morris Jr., 21, had only been out of prison for one month and nine days before he was once again behind bars – this time facing felony drug…
Bell alleges harassment by PPD, city code enforcement
Exactly one year after first bringing complaints of harassment, selective enforcement and unprofessional behavior against the city’s Code Enforcement Department, two local businessmen lodged new allegations with the Perry City…
Brock offers to buy city alley to alleviate code enforcement issue
Billy Brock, whose Hwy. 19 auto repair business (B&B Auto Repair) has been the subject of code enforcement actions concerning improper parking on the city’s right-of-way, is in the process…
New laws impact building regulations, social media
Although only nine new state laws went into effect on Jan. 1 — compared to more than 100 enacted last July — several are far reaching and could impact many…
Remembering President Jimmy Carter
Former United States President Jimmy Carter, a frequent visitor to Steinhatchee in Taylor County, passed away at his home in Plains, Ga. on Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, at the age…
City purchases $23,600 software upgrade
The Perry City Council opted to dip into a dwindling pot of federal grant funding to pay for an unexpected $23,600 software upgrade needed to integrate its water and gas…
Man jailed after Christmas fight dislodges tooth
A Christmas night fight landed a Taylor County man in jail, facing a felony aggravated battery charge after allegedly attacking an individual with a disability and knocking out one of…
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