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    City employees applaud 4 personnel policy changes

    With the council meeting room nearly filled to capacity with city employees, the Perry City Council made sweeping changes to four of its personnel policies on May 23, approving recommendations…

    Man arrested for trafficking meth

    What began as an investigation into a domestic violence incident on Saturday, June 3, ended with drug trafficking charges against a suspect after more than 30 grams of methamphetamine were…

    Council asks insurance company to cover $4,000 for damaged rims

    The city council has asked its insurance carrier to pay out $4,000 to a local man who claims his custom rims and tires were damaged by a pothole at the…

    Two shooting suspects arrested

    Two violent felony offenders wanted on charges of attempted murder for unrelated shootings in Perry on Feb. 12 and May 13 have been taken into custody in Texas and North…

    Man with ‘found’ gun arrested for prowling

    Stepped up law enforcement patrols in the area of Woods Creek Road due to a recent spat of vehicle burglaries led to the arrest of a Perry man Wednesday, May…

    9-month-old’s deathunder investigation

    The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is investigating the death of a nine-month-old child that occurred Thursday morning, June 1.…

    Runaway truck takes out gas pump

    Runaway truck takes out gas pump

    Customers and employees at the Busy Bee Shell convenience store all breathed a sigh of relief when emergency cut-off valves worked as designed after a vehicle crashed into a gas…

    Former officer will handle code enforcement

    The City of Perry has hired a familiar face to fill its vacant code enforcement officer position.…

    Steinhatchee golf cart decision delayed

    Steinhatchee residents will likely have to wait two more weeks before the Taylor County Commission can decide whether or not to update its ordinance governing golf cart use in Steinhatchee.…

    Ahead of schedule

    Ahead of schedule

    Construction of a new $2 million Health Science Virtual Reality Lab at Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) is “far ahead of schedule, and I believe we’ll have a ribbon-cutting during…