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Man arrested after cashing stolen winning scratch-offs
A Perry man faces charges of dealing in stolen property after cashing in two winning lottery tickets another man reported stolen.…
Case worker arrested for failing to report alleged abuse against child
A family care counselor supervising a Taylor County child dependency case has been arrested and charged with failing to make a mandatory report of child abuse.…
Deputy’s home a ‘total loss’
Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) Sgt. James Peacock has expressed his thanks for the support he has received from his fellow deputies, first responders and the community following a devastating…
Commission is against moving scallop season
Citing the fact the scheduled start of this year’s scallop season is just three months away — and the likelihood many visitors have already made reservations – the Taylor County…
Partial solar eclipse will be visible here April 8
The Monday, April 8 solar eclipse is estimated to be visible in Taylor County from approximately 1:43 to 4:17 p.m., with the “max viewing” time set for around 3:01 p.m.…
ER upgrades start April 9
The Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) emergency room (ER) will soon undergo facility upgrades and improvements to create an updated look and enhanced patient experience.…
Flushing station ‘seems to be helping’ water on Buffalo Dr.
The City of Perry has installed an automatic flushing station that “seems to be helping” with water quality issues in the Buffalo Drive area.…
Grant to cover $120,000 in new reef deployments
The Taylor County Commission has awarded Walter Marine a $120,000 contract to install new reef modules at the Buckeye artificial reef located off the local coastline.…
‘Brown water’ that ‘smells horrible’
The City of Perry is searching for the cause of water quality issues and exploring several possible solutions after city utility customers complained of discolored water on Buffalo Drive off…
Hart urges council not to make ‘rash decisions’
Stating that water quality issues is his “top concern,” City Manager John Hart has asked the city council not to take any action on suspending billing for water utility services…
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