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Schools to reward parents for regular student attendance
Recognizing that young students can’t get themselves to school, the Taylor County School District is offering incentives to parents who ensure that their child attends school on a regular basis.…
Santa Sheriff Toy Drive!
Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett, in partnership with the Kiwanis Club, invites all local civic and social clubs, businesses or individuals to donate toys to be distributed to local children…
Landry requests shorter financial reports
Councilwoman Diane Landry has requested all members of the city council receive monthly updates on the city’s finances, however she also made it clear to city staff that she does…
City considers zoning and land use changes
At its upcoming Dec. 15 meeting, the city council is scheduled to vote on a pair of zoning and land use map changes that would clear the way for a…
Man, woman, 2 kids injured in Spring Warrior Rd. crash
A 30-year-old Perry woman remains on life support after being ejected during a head-on crash with a power pole Saturday, Nov. 12, on Spring Warrior Road.…
Saturday Steinhatchee crash flips 1 vehicle, injures several
Few details were available Tuesday about a two-vehicle crash that occurred in Steinhatchee late Saturday evening on Nov. 19, injuring four people from Taylor County.…
No details on local search of back yard
Perry Police Department (PPD) officials are remaining tight-lipped about an ongoing investigation that prompted a number of local residents to spot a Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) crime scene…
County and FDOT agree to land swap of 2 parcels
The Taylor County Commission has approved a land swap of sorts with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) concerning two parcels jointly owned by the county and the state agency.…
City may move meeting time and retain attorney
City Attorney Ray Curtis will continue to provide legal services to the City of Perry while the city council decides whether or not it will move meeting times earlier in…
Rising costs result in $31,000 shortfall
Taxpayers are once again feeling the impact of inflation and rising costs over the past two years, as the Taylor County Commission recently agreed to fund a nearly $31,000 shortfall…
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