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County buys used motor grader for $126,000 plus two trade-ins
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to purchase a used 2019 motor grader for $126,500.…
City, Chamber looking into reviving Main Street Perry
As part of a continuing effort to revitalize the downtown area of Perry and spur economic development, the Chamber of Commerce and City of Perry will work together in an…
BBTC students competing for SkillsUSA national title
Big Bend Technical College’s (BBTC) SkillsUSA state champions are in Atlanta, Ga. this week competing for national titles.…
SRWMD requires mitigation for 1st Ave. sidewalk
Taylor County was recently required to purchase 0.04 of a saltwater mitigation credit at a cost of $22,000 due to potential environmental impacts connected to the forthcoming sidewalk project along…
Stolen RV recovered after anonymous tip
Two men have been arrested and charged with dealing in stolen property after an anonymous tip led Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) investigators to recover a stolen RV camper.…
Woman threatens victim with wooden club spiked with nails; forces her way into home
A woman armed with a wooden club spiked with nails threatened a woman before pushing her way into the victim’s home and smashing a series of mirrors during an altercation…
Perry-built boat attempts ‘Great Loop Challenge’
A Canyon Bay boat built locally at Perry Composite Manufacturing in Taylor County is currently starring in “The Great Loop Challenge,” a stage 4 cancer survivor’s attempt to complete an…
Supervisor mailing new registration cards to all voters
Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland announced this week that she and her staff have completed the implementation portion of the redistricting process, reassigning local voters to their new districts based…
TCDA seeks a consultant
The Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) is seeking to retain the services of an economic development consultant, following the resignation of Economic Development Coordinator Taylor Brown.…
Council declines to hire Frederick as consultant
The city council declined to take action on a proposal to retain the services of former Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) executive director Scott Frederick as an economic development consultant.…
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