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Woodfaulk, Deming win re-election unopposed
With the conclusion of city candidate qualifying on Monday, incumbent Perry City Council members Venita Woodfaulk (District 1) and Mike Deming (District 3) were re-elected to new four-year terms without…
Parker re-elected to 3rd term unopposed
Circuit Judge Greg Parker has been re-elected to a third six-year term in office after receiving no challengers this election cycle. According to the Florida Division of Elections, Parker and…
Monday march
Despite hot and muggy conditions and the threat of rain, approximately one dozen participants took part in a “March Against Racism” Monday morning, winding their way from Perrytown Apartments on…
Puckett traffic will be detoured June 11
Motor vehicle traffic on Puckett Road will be detoured at the intersection of Holt Road and Carlton Cemetery Road for most of the day on Thursday, June 11, as construction…
Only three days to qualify to appear on the ‘20 ballot
Although qualifying for city candidates concluded Monday, those wishing to run in local county races, as well as for seats in the Florida Legislature, have until this Friday, June 12,…
Driver escapes serious injuries in Friday crash
The 20-year-old driver of a pickup escaped with just minor injuries after his truck flipped on its roof Friday, June 5, on Hwy. 19 South near the intersection with Beach…
Cristobal dumps 9 inches of rain here
Although Tropical Storm Cristobal made landfall in southeastern Louisiana, much of the weather associated with the disorganized system was located far east of its center, resulting in some areas of…
City raises Loughridge rental fees
When city parks and facilities re-open to the public, local residents will find the cost of renting Loughridge Park Community Center has increased nearly 20% to help the City of…
$900,000 in EBT benefits coming
The Perry-Taylor County community could be poised to see a nearly $900,000 economic impact this month as parents of Taylor County School District students ages five and up are scheduled…
Man caught filming women in Walmart
Perry man was charged with video voyeurism Saturday, May 30, after an off-duty police officer observed him recording women’s backsides while walking around Walmart. William Robert Mack Jr., 51, was…
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