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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…
Walmart will soon undergo total remodel
Last-minute holiday shoppers may have been wondering about the collection of shipping containers being staged in a fenced-off area of the parking lot at the local Perry Walmart.…
No bids for Steinhatchee flood mitigation projects
The Taylor County Commission recently received no bids for construction work on two proposed flood mitigation projects in Steinhatchee.…
City approves marketing campaign to grow number of gas customers
In an effort to increase utility revenues and grow the number of natural gas customers, the City of Perry has authorized Florida Gas Utility (FGU) to implement a local marketing…
Perry VFW may have new home
Perry’s Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 9225 may soon have a new home, after the Taylor County Commission agreed to potentially lease the former Kelly Grade Voting House to…
School district hopes consultant will recoup $50,000 to $100,000
The Taylor County School District hopes to recoup between $50,000 – $100,000 in Medicaid funding for services it provides students with disabilities thanks to a new computerized system and consulting…
Steinhatchee chamber assumes oversight of community center
Three months after raising concerns over the Steinhatchee Community Projects Board removing two of its member organizations, the Taylor County Commission has approved an agreement with the Steinhatchee River Chamber…
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