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    City council now opening bids at public meetings

    After initially resisting making a change to the city’s bid procedure, City Manager John Hart reversed course and agreed to a request by some city council members to open bids…

    City partnered with B&G Club in ‘15 to construct building

    In January 2015, the city council partnered with the Boys & Girls Club to provide financial backing for construction of a new 6,000 square foot metal building that allowed the…

    Man jailed for threatening victim with firearm in face

    A violent repeat criminal offender was arrested Wednesday afternoon, June 14, after allegedly pointing a gun in a man’s face and stating “this is for you and anyone who wants…

    Missing teen may be runaway in Suwannee

    A 15-year-old boy reported missing from Perry in March is considered a “runaway” and may be living in Suwannee County with a family member.…

    Man arrested after allowing child, 11, to drive on highway

    An eyewitness report of a minor child operating a vehicle erratically at high speeds on Beach Road Wednesday evening led to an arrest after deputies discovered an 11-year-old boy behind…

    Keaton golf cart zone expansion to be voted on Tuesday, June 20

    The Taylor County Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 20, to consider whether or not to extend the northern boundary of the Keaton Beach golf cart zone…

    City adopts fines to make parks tobacco free

    The City of Perry has unanimously adopted an ordinance making all local parks “tobacco free,” banning the use of all tobacco products and establishing fines of up to $100 for…

    City gives green light to Dairy Queen

    Four different projects – including a proposed Dairy Queen – were given the green light to move forward at recent meetings of the City of Perry’s Planning & Zoning Board…

    Brawling brothers arrested in Steinhatchee

    Two Steinhatchee brothers were arrested after one attacked a man in the parking lot of Maddie’s Market and the other jumped into the fray.…

    Friday morning fire

    Friday morning fire

    Tenants of a single-wide mobile home managed to escape without injury before their home was destroyed by fire early Friday morning, June 9. “Everybody got out safely, and there were…