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New location, same plans
Although the location has changed, work continues on transforming a long-vacant downtown location into the Salty Anchor Tap House – a new family-friendly craft beer and wine establishment designed to…
Nearly 2 pounds of meth seized during traffic stop
Two suspects are in custody facing drug trafficking charges after just over two pounds of methamphetamine were seized during a traffic stop on U.S. Hwy. 19 on Thursday, Feb. 26.…
Grand jury indicts Woodfaulk for first degree murder
In a two-count indictment handed down Thursday, Feb. 26, a Taylor County grand jury charged Ulysess “J.R.” Bernard Woodfaulk Jr., 47, with “first-degree murder while armed” and “possession of a…
Teen injured in crash with a suspected drunk driver
A Perry teen sustained multiple spinal fractures after his vehicle was struck by a suspected drunk driver Saturday night, Feb. 28, at the intersection of Poppell Drive and Old Dixie…
Boyd endorses Green in race for 2nd Congressional District
Amanda Marie Green, candidate for U.S. Congress in Florida’s District 2, has announced the endorsement of Allen Boyd, former United States Representative for Florida’s 2nd congressional district, and his wife,…
County seeks quotes for small-scale debris removal in canals, waterways
The Taylor County Commission is preparing to launch a small-scale marine debris removal project to help restore canals and coastal waterways after three direct hits from hurricanes in 2023 and…
Business leaders ‘Imagine the Possible’ at chamber banquet
Local officials and business leaders gathered at the Perry Elks Lodge last Friday to “Imagine the Possible” at the annual Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce Banquet.…
TCSO Chaplain Fox recognized for his service with ‘Our Hero’ award
In recognition of his service as the “guardian of our guardians” and assisting local first responders deal with the tragedies big and small that come with their line of work,…
City selects new insurance broker
The City of Perry has voted to enter into a three-year contract with Hub Public Risk Inc. to serve as its insurance broker in hopes of obtaining more affordable coverage…
Jefferson Street repaired
After nearly five days of work, Jefferson Street (U.S. Hwy 221) was re-opened to traffic on Friday, Feb. 27, when Anderson Columbia paving crews laid down fresh asphalt over a…
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