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    Free training for volunteer firefighters

    Taylor County Fire- Rescue (TCFR) will soon be offering a free training course for those who wish to become volunteer firefighters.…

    Remember & honor

    Remember & honor

    Veteran Travis Raleigh Beach’s memorial flag will be raised over Veterans Memorial Park during Memorial Day ceremonies planned for Monday, May 29, starting at 10 a.m.…

    Dre’s Haven accepting applicants for ‘Camp Envision’

    Taylor County native Tonja Jones-Blount, the founder and executive program director of Dre’s Haven, is currently accepting applicants to “Camp Envision” – a series of residential summer camps for adults…

    Perry woman faces up to life in prison for trafficking meth

    A federal grand jury returned a three-count indictment charging Miranda Stafford, 55, of Perry with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and distribution of more than 500 grams of…

    Steinhatchee man indicted on federal drug charge

    A Steinhatchee man faces up to 20 years in prison after a federal grand jury handed down a one-count indictment charging him with distribution of methamphetamine.…

    Congratulations graduates!

    Congratulations graduates!

    Taylor County High School’s (TCHS) commencement ceremony for the Class of 2023 was filled with tears of joy, grateful hugs and happy smiles as families and friends gathered Friday, May…

    City searching for new well site

    The city council has agreed to a work order with its engineering firm to assist the City of Perry with selecting the best site for a new drinking water well.…

    City will keep water late fees

    For the second meeting in a row, Perry Mayor Shirlie Hampton advocated for eliminating extension fees charged to city water customers who are late paying their bills, but once again…

    Own a piece of Camp Cherry Lake history

    Own a piece of Camp Cherry Lake history

    Would you like to have your very own piece of Camp Cherry Lake history and preserve priceless summer memories from your youth?…

    City applies for $700,000 grant

    As part of a series of projects aimed at upgrading its water supply, for the second straight year the City of Perry has agreed to apply for a $700,000 Community…