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Park restrooms are vandalized
The City of Perry is in the process of installing security cameras at several city parks following recent incidents of vandalism that resulted in the destruction of public restroom facilities…
Storm moves football game
The projected track of Tropical Storm Eta, the record-tying 28th named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, has shifted wildly throughout the week, making it difficult for forecasters predict…
Blount: 3-time Super Bowl Champion honored
Former Taylor County Bulldog football star and three-time Super Bowl champion LeGarrette Blount was honored on Friday, Oct. 30, with the unveiling of a permanent scoreboard display at Dorsett Stadium…
Hall, Woodfaullk to remain mayor, vice-mayor
City Councilman Alan Hall was elected to serve another one-year term as mayor of the City of Perry on Oct. 27, agreeing to continue in the role after two of…
County rejects proposal to allow commercial crabbers use of public lot at Keaton Beach
The Taylor County Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to allow commercial crabbers to use a parcel of county-owned land in Keaton Beach to load and unload their traps during the…
Beach elected Property Appraiser
Republican Shawna Beach pulled in nearly 63% of the vote to defeat Abbey Lundy Tharpe (37.11%) for the Taylor County Property Appraiser’s seat, according to local election results released Tuesday…
Elections ‘smooth’ despite record turnout
Despite record turnout, including the most early votes and mail ballots ever recorded in Taylor County, the full unofficial results from Tuesday night’s general election were available 53 minutes after…
Ausley edges Preston
Although she carried only two counties in the 11-county district, Democrat Loranne Ausley will serve as the next State Senator for District 3, after defeating fellow challenger Republican Marva Harris…
Fiddler Festival to receive exemption?
This past summer, the Taylor County Commission approved an ordinance regulating large-scale concerts in the county, but soon the board will consider amending the language to exempt events sponsored by…
Proud to Serve
U.S. Marine Charles “Wes” Blue’s service to his country will be honoredwith the raising of his memorial flag over Veterans Memorial Park duringVeterans Day ceremonies planned Wednesday, Nov. 11, at…
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