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    TCHS graduation still set for May 17

    While major repairs to Dorsett Stadium are planned for this summer, there should be little to no impact on upcoming Taylor County High School (TCHS) graduation ceremonies planned at the…

    New youth football program seeking seed money to purchase equipment

    A group of local parents and community members are working to create a new youth football program in Taylor County, but are desperately seeking seed money to purchase the necessary…

    DMH opens ‘Express Care’ walk-in clinic

    Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) continued to expand its range of services this week, with the opening of DMH Express Care, a new walk-in only clinic providing high-quality, efficient medical care…

    Splash pads still closed due to hurricane damage

    Due to damage suffered during Hurricane Idalia, two favorite summertime hangouts for local youth will likely not be available this summer, according to the City of Perry.…

    City seeks to use former BioNitrogen property to attract new industry here

    Stating, “we have got to do something with economic development,” City Manager John Hart received council approval for a plan to offer up the use of 25 acres of city-owned…

    High school FFA goat herd massacred by roving dogs

    Future Farmers of America (FFA) students at Taylor County High School (TCHS) made a gruesome discovery Wednesday morning as they went to care for their herd of award-winning goats.…

    County could receive $14.8 million from feds

    Taylor County could receive as much as $14.8 million through the federal Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) for a wide variety of projects geared toward hardening structures and facilities against…

    City officials say first step taken toward fixing Buffalo Drive water quality issues

    City officials say first step taken toward fixing Buffalo Drive water quality issues

    The City of Perry believes it may have taken the first step in alleviating water quality problems plaguing some Buffalo Drive residents by tapping into a larger six-inch water main…

    Land developer purchases local shopping center for $2.6 million

    A Longwood-based land development company has purchased a local shopping center for $2.6 million.…

    Supervisor begins converting local voters to new district map

    The Taylor County Supervisor of Elections office has begun the process of reassigning local voters to their new districts based on the new district map approved earlier this year by…