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    Moneyhan appointed as district finance director

    Lacey Ratliff Moneyhan, a nine-year veteran with the Taylor County School District’s finance office, was appointed as the new finance director by unanimous vote Tuesday night.…

    Landry promises to ‘listen to you, answer truthfully’

    Landry promises to ‘listen to you, answer truthfully’

    By DIANE LANDRY / Candidate for City Council-District 3For the past two years, it has been my privilege to serve the citizens of Perry as the City Council Member for…

    City’s main water well is running again after new filter installation

    The City of Perry continues to take several steps to address complaints from some city water utility customers who are experiencing discoloration in their water.…

    City receives $4.7 million to upgrade water distribution

    City receives $4.7 million to upgrade water distribution

    The city council has signed a $4.7 million grant agreement with the Florida Department of Commerce to fund upgrades to the city’s water distribution system, including replacement of an asbestos…

    Duke Foundation donates $5,000 to senior center

    The Duke Energy Foundation, funded by Duke Energy shareholders, recently awarded $180,000 in emergency preparedness and resiliency grants to 13 organizations and agencies in Florida, including $5,000 for the Taylor…

    Red, white & blue!

    Red, white & blue!

    Taylor County crowned its “Little Miss Red, White & Blue” royalty during ceremonies held Wednesday night, June 26, at Forest Capital Hall. Queens, by age division, are: (left to right)…

    Man fires sawed-off rifle after being confronted over his reckless driving

    What began as a Perry man spinning “donuts” in the middle of Fenholloway Road Saturday night, June 22, quickly escalated into violence – as he fired shots from a sawed-off…

    FDOT provides $7.5 million for Spring Warrior Road

    With the state-funded resurfacing of Slaughter Road now completed and work on 1st Avenue in Steinhatchee expected to get underway in the next several months, Taylor County recently received $7.5…

    DMH entrance sink hole repairs to cost $63,800

    DMH entrance sink hole repairs to cost $63,800

    The Taylor County Commission has agreed to provide $63,800 in funding to Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) to repair two sinkholes located along the entrance and exit road to the hospital,…

    DMH, county partner for opioid programs

    The Taylor County Commission has partnered with Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) to launch a mobile opioid intervention program to help those in crisis receive treatment.…