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WWII veteran recounts POW liberation
For three long months, John “J.D.” Poppell’s family worried about their beloved son – their only news of him being a notice from the War Department stating that he was…
59% of voters turn out
Tuesday’s general election went smoothly in Taylor County, with results being released from all 14 precincts – as well as early voting and mail ballots – around 35 minutes after…
Voters continue 0.25 mill school tax
Taylor County voters have once again approved a ballot referendum that will allow the Taylor County School Board to continue levying a 0.25-mill property tax for an additional four years.…
County commission reschedules next meeting to Nov. 28 at 6 p.m.
The Taylor County Commission has postponed its second regular meeting in November to Monday, Nov. 28, at 6 p.m.…
ShandsCair trains first responders on resuscitating newborns, infants
Nearly a dozen local emergency room (ER) doctors, nurses and emergency medical services (EMS) personnel recently received additional training on how to treat and resuscitate critically-injured infants or newborn babies.…
School board sets its re-organization meeting for Nov. 22
While three of its members were re-elected unopposed during this election cycle, the school board must still hold a re-organizational meeting to select a chair and co-chair, as well as…
Cocaine, cash found after stop, foot chase
A traffic stop for an obstructed license plate led to the seizure of trafficking amounts of cocaine and the arrest of a suspect captured after a brief foot chase and…
Illegal gambling devices seized
A three-month investigation by the Perry Police Department (PPD) has resulted in the seizure of 14 illegal electronic gambling machines from three local convenience stores located inside the city limits.…
Large gatherings could lead to fines, cars towed
Hosting “pop-up” parties or attending other unpermitted gatherings could result in fines and/ or vehicles being towed and impounded under a new state law creating and regulating “special event zones.”…
Honor. Courage. Commitment.
Wanting to follow in his older brother’s footsteps, Edward Viola enlisted in the U.S. Navy on Nov. 27, 1956, just five days before his 18th birthday. He would go on…
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