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Determining damages to forests from hurricanes
By MEREDITH BAUER / UF/IFAS Senior Public Relations Specialist With the Atlantic hurricane season starting this Saturday, June 1, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF-IFAS) researchers…
County building official dismissed
Taylor County Building Official Earl Ketring has been dismissed from his position at the conclusion of his probationary period — following a contentious period marked by citizen complaints and debate…
City suspends additional fees for yard debris through end of 2024
The City of Perry has temporarily suspended any additional fees or charges for picking up yard debris until Jan. 1, 2025 to allow city residents more time to clean up…
Commission appoints four to Development Authority board
The Taylor County Commission appointed four new board members to the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA), as the local economic development agency continues working to counter the negative impacts of…
ACA Salutatorian – Bradynn Johnson
“It’s not hard. It’s just hard work.” Aucilla Christian Academy (ACA) senior Bradynn Johnson found almost daily encouragement in that favorite quote.…
1,000 Friends of Florida will hold listening session May 30 in Perry
What does “living the good life in Taylor County” mean to you? 1000 Friends of Florida, the state’s leading not-for-profit smart growth advocacy organization, wants to hear your answer and…
Memorial Day ceremony set for Veterans Memorial Park
U.S. Army veteran Troy L. Thompson will serve as keynote speaker for the annual Memorial Day ceremony planned for Monday, May 27, at Veterans Memorial Park.…
Two re-appointed, one new member added to coastal water/sewer board
The Taylor County Commission has re-appointed two members and appointed one new member to the Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District (TCWSD) board of directors.…
Never forget the cost of freedom
Torrential rain blanketed Korea the last week of July and into August 1952, restricting most activity.…
Storm debris removal to begin next week
Taylor County residents will have one last 11-day window to have roadside storm debris hauled away for free, as contractor crews begin picking up vegetative debris from county-maintained road rights-of-way…
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