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    Federal drug trafficking indictment handed down

    A Perry man was indicted on drug trafficking charges in federal court Thursday, just two months after complaints from neighbors led members of the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) Drug…

    City may cut youth recreation

    The Perry City Council has formally notified the Taylor County Commission that it intends to pull out of its long-standing arrangement to help finance public recreation — namely youth baseball…

    Howell hangs up his hardhat

    Howell hangs up his hardhat

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer With his retirement package in hand, Vance Howell turned in his Georgia-Pacific ID badge and drove out the gates of the Foley Cellulose Mill…

    Call county if tired of swatting mosquitoes

    Despite a recent cold snap that saw temperatures drop into the mid-30’s, complaints regarding mosquitoes are on the rise in many areas of Taylor County. In response, Taylor County Mosquito…

    Boat ramp to be closed

    During the week of April 12, Foley Cellulose will close Peterson’s Landing to perform routine maintenance on the Fenholloway pipeline. The landing will be closed through Friday, April 16. “Hick’s…

    Club shooting injures three

    Club shooting injures three

    Police are searching for an unknown suspect who opened fire in the middle of a crowded reception hall around 1 a.m. Sunday, causing mass panic as nearly 200 people pushed…

    State suspends all inmate work squads

    All inmate work squads provided by Taylor Correctional Institution (TCI) to local city and county governments will be suspended effective this Friday, as part of a reported statewide decision in…

    Henry, Nell Davis to be honored April 9

    The lives and service of the late Henry and Nell Davis will be honored with the naming of the newly-renovated and expanded pavilion at 4-H Camp Cherry Lake during dedication…

    Why I got the COVID-19 vaccine

    Why I got the COVID-19 vaccine

    By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer Last Friday, I drove to Forest Capital Hall to get the first of two doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. One week earlier, when…

    Ready for bluegrass?

    Ready for bluegrass?

    Mickey Abraham (left) of the Suncoast Emmy Award-winning “Belle and The Band” brought his mandolin to Perry on Tuesday, giving Rotary Club members a preview of some of the bluegrass…