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FFA requests city allow them to house livestock at schools
The City of Perry is attempting to find a “narrow carve out” to existing zoning and land use rules that would allow local schools to house livestock on school property…
City asks FDOT for a ‘pavement management plan’
At the suggestion of City Manager John Hart, the city council has requested the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) prepare a “Pavement Management Plan” to help guide future City of…
Mayo woman killed in State Road 51 crash
A 37-year-old Mayo woman was killed, and a 74-year-old Steinhatchee man injured in a fiery two-vehicle crash Thursday morning, June 27, between Steinhatchee and Tennille.…
Parents petition to add 6th grade to Steinhatchee
A concerned parent approached the Taylor County School Board Tuesday night, June 25, to request that Steinhatchee School – which currently serves grades K-5 – be expanded to include sixth…
Moneyhan appointed as district finance director
Lacey Ratliff Moneyhan, a nine-year veteran with the Taylor County School District’s finance office, was appointed as the new finance director by unanimous vote Tuesday night.…
Landry promises to ‘listen to you, answer truthfully’
By DIANE LANDRY / Candidate for City Council-District 3For the past two years, it has been my privilege to serve the citizens of Perry as the City Council Member for…
City’s main water well is running again after new filter installation
The City of Perry continues to take several steps to address complaints from some city water utility customers who are experiencing discoloration in their water.…
City receives $4.7 million to upgrade water distribution
The city council has signed a $4.7 million grant agreement with the Florida Department of Commerce to fund upgrades to the city’s water distribution system, including replacement of an asbestos…
Duke Foundation donates $5,000 to senior center
The Duke Energy Foundation, funded by Duke Energy shareholders, recently awarded $180,000 in emergency preparedness and resiliency grants to 13 organizations and agencies in Florida, including $5,000 for the Taylor…
Red, white & blue!
Taylor County crowned its “Little Miss Red, White & Blue” royalty during ceremonies held Wednesday night, June 26, at Forest Capital Hall. Queens, by age division, are: (left to right)…
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