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City council denies bent rim claim again
The third time was not the charm for a local man seeking to have the City of Perry cover the cost of replacing custom tires, rims and other vehicle repairs…
GUILTY! Remedies convicted
Jurors deliberated for just under an hour before returning a guilty verdict Wednesday afternoon, July 26, in the second degree murder trial of Nikki Remedies, 50, for the January 2021…
School coaching spots remain open
While the majority of coaching positions and group sponsors overseeing various school activities are expected to be approved at an upcoming Aug. 1 meeting, the application period for a number…
Pickleball, horse arena top grant targets
The Taylor County Commission is considering applying for two state recreational grants to install pickleball courts at Southside Park and renovate the horse arena at Forest Capital Park.…
City council changes pay cycle to bi-weekly
At their July 25 meeting, members of the Perry City Council voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance changing their pay cycle to coincide with regular city employees.…
Trial starts in fatal bar fight stabbing
A bar fight that lasted less than a minute played out in front of a crowd of onlookers who had no idea they were witnessing a murder.…
County budget includes $2 raise for employees
The Taylor County Commission put the finishing touches on its tentative 2023-24 county budget this week, agreeing to double the originally-proposed $1/hour raise for all county employees to $2/hour.…
County attorney in line for 1st raise in 32 years
Conrad Bishop has served as county attorney for the Taylor County Commission for 32 straight years, and his retainer and hourly rate have remained unchanged since he was first hired…
Father-daughter crash
A father and his daughter traveling together in separate vehicles were involved in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Hwy. 19 and Ash Street on Monday.…
City considers getting out of rental business
The City of Perry is reviewing a list of city-owned rental properties and discussing whether or not to continue leasing them to businesses or individuals.…
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