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TCSO still awaiting FDLE phone report
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is “backed up,” delaying the release of the final piece of evidence investigators are waiting for related to the fatal shooting at 221…
City rejects hotel height increase request
Citing the potential cost of additional firefighting equipment and personnel, the city council has rejected a developer’s request to increase the maximum height of structures in certain commercial zones from…
County Planning Board reduced to 5 members
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to reduce the Taylor County Planning Board from seven members to five and shorten the length of terms from three years to two.…
Senior living community planned
Preliminary plans have been submitted for construction of a new 62-unit senior living community in Taylor County, featuring “independent, assisted living and memory care options.”…
DMH CEO resigns to take on new role
After serving more than two years at the helm of Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH), CEO Chris Schmidt is stepping down to take on a new role with Alliant Management Services.…
Man, 59, dies after stepping in front of semi
A 59-year-old Salem man was killed after stepping in front of an oncoming semi-truck Friday morning just feet from his front door.…
Hit and run leads to many felony charges
A Perry man whose driver’s license has been suspended seven times is now facing multiple felonies after allegedly sideswiping another vehicle, threatening the other driver with violence and fleeing police.…
City employees applaud 4 personnel policy changes
With the council meeting room nearly filled to capacity with city employees, the Perry City Council made sweeping changes to four of its personnel policies on May 23, approving recommendations…
Man arrested for trafficking meth
What began as an investigation into a domestic violence incident on Saturday, June 3, ended with drug trafficking charges against a suspect after more than 30 grams of methamphetamine were…
Council asks insurance company to cover $4,000 for damaged rims
The city council has asked its insurance carrier to pay out $4,000 to a local man who claims his custom rims and tires were damaged by a pothole at the…
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