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    ‘Insufficient evidence’ Brynes, Ketring broke Sunshine Law at lunch

    A downtown lunch conversation between two city council members, a city employee and local businessman prompted an internal investigation into possible “Sunshine Law” violations in late January, however City Attorney…

    TCSO probes victim-shooter relationship

    The investigation into last week’s shooting at 221 Gas & Grill is now focused on establishing what – if any – relationship may have existed between the victim and shooter…

    TCSO breaking ground on $4.6million jail renovation/expansion

    TCSO breaking ground on $4.6million jail renovation/expansion

    A groundbreaking ceremony for a planned multi-million dollar expansion/renovation project at the Taylor County Jail was held on Thursday, April 13.…

    Advisory Council hears from GP, 4-H

    Advisory Council hears from GP, 4-H

    The Foley Community Advisory Council, in collaboration with the Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce, hosted their first meeting for 2023 on March 27 at the Perry Garden Club.…

    Blizzard coming to Perry

    Blizzard coming to Perry

    Blizzard fan club members should soon be able to “Grill and Chill” at Dairy Queen in Perry, as a St. Petersburg company has submitted an application for a permit that…

    No new information in Hwy. 221 shooting investigation

    Stating that the investigation remains on-going, the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is not releasing any new details about a deadly shooting that claimed the life of a 33-year-old Perry…

    Man faces neglect, elder abuse charges

    An 89-year-old Perry resident who arrived at the local emergency room covered in bed sores, urine and feces remains in critical condition, leading to their 60-year-old caretaker facing felony neglect…

    Man jailed after multiple attacks

    A Taylor County man is facing multiple aggravated battery charges after allegedly attacking a woman pregnant with his child and then a second victim over a span of three weeks.…

    City needs new well, water plant

    City needs new well, water plant

    At their recent March 28 meeting, the city council received an update on the City of Perry’s water facilities, including an engineer’s recommendation to begin locating a suitable site for…

    Under His Wings Ministry seeks to provide refuge for wounded women

    Under His Wings Ministry seeks to provide refuge for wounded women

    Under His Wings Regeneration Ministry, a Christian nonprofit program, recently held the first in a series of addiction awareness fundraising events, drawing approximately 75 attendees to the Perry Women’s Club…