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    ‘Future looks bright’ at Doctors’ Memorial

    “Since coming here in June 2023, it has been an incredible and challenging two years — with storms and economic challenges — but I need you to know that your…

    City tweaks police pension policy to assist recruitment

    In an effort to improve recruitment and retention efforts, the City of Perry has approved changes to its police officers’ retirement trust fund, allowing police officers to contribute more toward…

    Flags placed at veterans’ gravesites at Woodlawn

    Flags placed at veterans’ gravesites at Woodlawn

    The last Monday in May, which falls on Monday, May 26, this year, is Memorial Day — the day designated and set aside to honor and mourn military personnel who…

    U.S. Navy veteran Simpson to serve as keynote speaker

    U.S. Navy veteran Simpson to serve as keynote speaker

    World headlines can take on a different meaning when you’ve sailed aboard an aircraft carrier in the very waters where the action – good or bad – is taking place.…

    Flag raised at park will be in honor of the late U.S. Army veteran Hunter

    Flag raised at park will be in honor of the late U.S. Army veteran Hunter

    The military service of the late Clyde B. Hunter will be honored when his flag is raised over Veterans Memorial Park during Memorial Day services on Monday, May 26, beginning…

    Nammo moves to construction phase for new rocket motor factory in Perry

    Nammo moves to construction phase for new rocket motor factory in Perry

    Nammo has announced that it is entering the final stages of the design phase for its new rocket motor factory in Perry and transitioning to construction of the new facility,…

    Local Winn-Dixie to convert into an ALDI

    Local Winn-Dixie to convert into an ALDI

    After nearly two years of uncertainty and rumors, the local Winn-Dixie in Perry will finally begin its conversion to an ALDI store in August of this year.…

    City of Perry utility bills for May delayed

    City of Perry utility customers have yet to receive their May water, sewer, gas and garbage bills after a third party printing company abruptly closed without notifying its clients –…

    Brynes requests estimate of city revenue losses

    City Councilman Bill Brynes has requested city staff provide an estimate on the city’s projected loss of income in the upcoming budget year, which will begin on Oct. 1.…

    Memorial Day program to be held May 26

    Memorial Day program to be held May 26

    Taylor County’s annual salute to the military men and women who paid the ultimate price in defense of our nation’s freedom will be held Monday, May 26, at Veterans Memorial…