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County receives ‘clean’ audit
Taylor County received a “clean” audit for fiscal year 2023-24, which ended last Sept. 30 of last year.…
City considers hiring lobbyist
The City of Perry is considering hiring a Tallahassee-based lobbyist who has secured more than $86 million in state funding for four of his clients over the past five years.…
City beginning design on $4.7 million water project
The city council has taken the first step in a major infrastructure project that will replace old asbestos concrete water mains with 1.75 miles of new 12-inch water lines, upgrade…
Ball announces candidacy for Taylor County Judge
Taylor County Judge candidate, Angela M. Ball, is committed to restoring the County Judge’s office to the people by being accessible and available to handle cases daily. The political announcement…
Green: ‘Our government officials must become examples of unity’
By MICHAEL A. GREEN / Candidate for County Commission, Dist. 3 My name is Michael A. Green, and I am a candidate for Taylor County Commissioner – District 3.…
PPD participating in ‘Trespass Authorization Warning Program’
The Perry Police Department has been participating in a “Trespass Warning Authorization Program” for the last few years to help some local property owners address problems with unauthorized trespassing.…
Intruder identified in shooting
Eldon Tony “E.T.” Carter, 51, has been identified as the intruder who was fatally shot during an early-morning home invasion on O’Steen Road this past Saturday, July 20.…
TCDA unveils multi-year plan to attract jobs here
The Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) has developed a multi-year plan to seek out new industry and create new jobs to help offset those lost by the closure of Georgia-Pacific’s…
Perry man, 29, killed in Monticello crash
A 29-year-old Perry man was killed in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon, July 24, that occurred in Monticello.…
District would lose $880,000 if Steinhatchee adds sixth grade
If the Taylor County School District added a sixth grade class to the current K-5 Steinhatchee School, it stands to lose more than $880,000 in state funding and would operate…
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