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JV ‘Dogs improve to 13-4 with
Brynes, Ketring appointed to represent city on TDC, TCRAB
City Councilman Bill Brynes will represent the City of Perry on the Taylor County Tourism Development Council (TDC), and Councilman Ward Ketring will serve as the city’s liaison on the…
Homeschool student to be charged
A 16-year-old homeschool student faces misdemeanor charges for disrupting classes after more than 300 high school and middle school students did not attend school Friday in the wake of alleged…
City manager list narrowed down to three
After narrowing down a list of 12 city manager candidates to the top three, the Perry City Council has scheduled interviews for Friday, Feb. 10 in hopes of filling the…
Two injured in motorcycle crash
Two motorcyclists were injured when both crashed their bikes while traveling south on Highway 19 Sunday shortly before noon. One man was thrown from his motorcycle, and the other was…
JV ‘Dogs improve to 13-4 with
54-51 thriller over FAMU High
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) junior varsity Bulldogs’ basketball team won three straight games over the past week – including a 54-51 thriller over FAMU High – to improve…
County to reject Waste Pro hike?
The Taylor County Commission is expected to reject a request from Waste Pro to increase the rate it charges to approximately 200 commercial customers in the unincorporated area of Taylor…
Dodimead named ‘MVP’
By MADDOX WILES Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) sixth-grade center Tucker Dodimead was recently named “Offensive Line MVP” after competing in the RNR Sports Media “Top 100 Super Showcase” held…
Paving contractor requests 15% more
A Havana paving contractor is seeking a 15% increase over its original bid amount, claiming costs have soared during the several months the project has been delayed while waiting on…
New sign for DMH
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) has unveiled a new sign and logo in front of the facility on Highway 19 North. Technology embedded in the sign will allow DMH staff to…
City may try to ‘piggy-back’ Waste Pro contract
After learning a contract with Waste Pro Services expired more than a year ago, the City of Perry is considering “piggy-backing” off of a similar governmental contract for commercial solid…
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