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30% of TCMS students
30% of TCMS students
were signed out on Wed.
Despite fast action by school officials and law enforcement in response to alleged threats of violence made by a Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) student, an unsubstantiated claim on social…
DMH ‘Colleague of the Year’
Emergency Department Registered Nurse Emily Groom, a 21-year healthcare veteran described as the local hospital’s “go-to” nurse, has been recognized as Doctors’ Memorial Hospital’s (DMH) “Colleague of the Year.”…
City begins process to seek $3.2 million loan
At its Dec. 13 meeting, the city council passed a resolution authorizing the process of applying for a $3,281,175 State Revolving Fund (SRF) grant/loan to fund installation of new carbon…
Perry has had a 4 ISO score since ‘19
The City of Perry has continued to maintain a better-than-average fire protection rating since 2019, helping local homeowners and businesses qualify for lower insurance premiums.…
Steinhatchee man held on molestation charge
A 30-year-old Steinhatchee man claimed he was asleep when he allegedly touched a child under the age of 12 inappropriately – on multiple occasions – and later blamed his use…
Man, teenage son, lose home to electrical fire
An electrical issue is believed to be the cause of an early-morning blaze that destroyed the home of a Perry man and his teenage son on Saturday, Dec. 10.…
Bulldogs pound Wakulla, 83-46 for team’s first win
The Taylor County Bulldogs’ varsity boys basketball team picked up their first win of the season in impressive fashion, pounding Wakulla Christian 83-46 on Tuesday in Wakulla.…
Council votes 3-2 to reject all city manager applicants
In a split 3-2 vote, a divided city council opted not to interview any of the 12 individuals who recently submitted applications to fill the soon-to-be-vacant city manager position and…
12 applicants applied for city manager
Twelve applicants responded to the City of Perry’s advertisement seeking to fill an upcoming city manager vacancy.…
Tri-County installing high-speed fiber internet
As Tri-County Electric Co-op (TCEC) works to secure grants to help fund its efforts to provide high-speed fiber broadband internet to much of the Taylor County, the county commission has…
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