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Heart attack causes crash
A 66-year-old Perry man with an extensive cardiac medical history is believed to have suffered a fatal heart attack while driving Saturday afternoon, July 15, causing him to crash his…
County looks to find $25,000 in budget to support Taylor Senior Citizens Center
For the third year in a row, the Taylor County Senior Citizens Center has approached the Taylor County Commission for funding assistance to keep providing free meals to local seniors.…
DMH transfers discussed
The local hospital and county commission are working together to address an increasing number of complaints about the speed in which patients are being transferred from Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH)…
Swain was a pioneer in business, manufacturing
Robert R. Swain, the founder of a number of well-known Taylor County businesses and manufacturing companies, passed away on Thursday, July 13, at the age of 91.…
Six injured in single-vehicle crash
Six people traveling in a Honda Accord sedan were injured in a one-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon, July 16, on Woods Creek Road.…
North Florida College welcomed to Perry
An overflow crowd of supporters — including many past and future students — gathered for refreshments and a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of North Florida College’s (NFC)…
Mayo man arrested for lewd battery on Jacksonville teen
A Mayo man arrested in Steinhatchee faces obscenity charges after allegedly exchanging explicit messages and photos with a Jacksonville teen he met while her family was vacationing in the Taylor…
Initial county budget includes$1/hour raises for employees
The Taylor County Commission will officially begin the process of preparing the 2023-24 county budget next week.…
Fields of Dreams for Perry
Local youth baseball teams will have two new baseball diamonds and two improved fields to practice on next year, thanks to the generosity of H.B. Tuten Jr. Logging owner Benjye…
Brynes calls for council to take over bids
City Councilman Bill Brynes is calling for a major change to the City of Perry’s bid policy, citing what he called “a little difference in the ethics” from when he…
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