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Willingham named ‘22 Rotary Club ‘Our Hero’
In recognition of his actions last June in helping save the life of his sister –17-year-old Addison Bethea — after a shark attack off the local coast, Taylor County firefighter/EMT…
Pop’s Sanitation indicates interest in city contract
Waste Pro could have some competition when it comes time for the City of Perry to advertise for bids on providing local commercial solid waste collection and hauling services for…
City council, Hart agree to contract
After verbally agreeing to a number of changes in his proposed employment contract at the request of city council members Tuesday night, new City Manager John Hart started work on…
Bonus approved for PPD chief for serving as acting manager
The city council voted 4-1 in favor of a budget amendment to cover the cost associated with a temporary bonus for Perry Police Department (PPD) Chief Jamie Cruse as compensation…
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five-year capital work plan
The Taylor County School Board has approved a five-year work plan for capital projects, which includes a variety of renovations and updates, such as a $1 million HVAC project at…
3 blocks of Ellis Street paved
Peavy & Son Construction completed resurfacing of a three-block section of Ellis Street Tuesday, fulfilling the $121,000 project despite not having received a requested 15% increase from the city council.…
FDOT provides $800,000 to realign Deadman’s Curve
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has followed through on its pledge from several years ago to fund a project to straighten Deadman’s Curve on Beach Road if the county…
Perry Rotary Club announces centennial project
The Perry Rotary Club will celebrate its 100th anniversary this May, and in recognition of the milestone, the club has announced its centennial service project for the community.…
Marina meets its pledges for tax abatement
Steinhatchee Marina at Deadman’s Bay has met the capital investment and employment pledges the company made last year when applying for a property tax exemption from the Taylor County Commission.…
Fiddler Crab Festival
fills Steinhatchee
The 15th annual Fiddler Crab Festival in Steinhatchee drew its “biggest and best crowd ever,” according to Steinhatchee Chamber President Mark Reblin. Preliminary estimates indicate more than 15,000 people visited…
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