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English is chair, Newman vice-chair of commission
Taylor County Commissioner Jamie English has been elected to serve as board chair for the next year, while Commissioner Michael Newman will serve as vice-chair.…
Landry requests ‘clean up’ of water plant
City Councilwoman Diane Landry requested a “clean up” of the exterior of the City’s Water Plant at the city’s Nov. 9 meeting, as well as voicing her opposition to the…
Thursday ceremony will honor local WWII veteran
The Fenholloway River bridge on U.S. 27 East will be officially dedicated in honor of World War II veteran and prisoner of war (POW) U.S. Army Private Tillman R. Clark…
Steinhatchee School recognized as one of the best in state
Steinhatchee School has been recognized as one of the best elementary schools in the state, and the Taylor County School Board will honor that designation with a special presentation on…
FDOT will conduct hybrid public hearing on 5-year work plan on Dec. 1
The Florida Department of Transportation District 2, whose region includes Taylor County, will hold a hybrid public hearing on its tentative five-year work plan for fiscal years 2023-24 to 2027-28…
NFC expanding into Perry
North Florida College (NFC) has announced plans to open a local “service center” in Perry, allowing students to apply for admission, seek financial aid, enroll in classes, as well as…
Home camera catches 2 burglars red-handed
A pair of suspected burglars were caught red-handed early Sunday morning, Nov. 20, when a home security camera alarm captured their crime in progress and alerted homeowners.…
No foul play suspected in death of man found in school parking lot
No foul play is suspected in the death of man whose body was found at the middle school’s bus drop-off area on Tuesday.…
Steinhatchee speed limit may be 25
Motorists in Steinhatchee could find themselves tapping their brakes along nearly two dozen roadways if the Taylor County Commission moves forward with a proposal to reduce the posted speed limit…
Miller, Everett appointed to fire, police pension boards
Two new members of the community have stepped up to serve as volunteer board members to help oversee pension funds for the City of Perry’s police and fire departments.…
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