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GP goes on ‘high alert’
The Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley mill moved to “Level 3-High Alert” operations after a second employee tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) over this past weekend. “We were notified on Saturday (May…
County offices remain closed, but sports may resume in July
While county offices will remain closed to the public for now in response to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, county officials say organized sports could begin as early as July,…
Arson suspect remains at large
A statewide and national bulletin has been issued for the whereabouts of arson suspect Clyde Laron Miller Jr., 32, who has continued to evade apprehension after allegedly setting fire to…
Valedictorian ‘ready to start helping people’
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer Today, Allison Towles is preparing to give the Point of Grace (POG) Christian 2020 valedictorian speech to the private school’s largest graduating class in…
Puckett Road will be detoured at Holt Road
Puckett Road motorists will encounter a detour at the intersection of Holt Road and Carlton Cemetery Road today (Wednesday, June 3) from 8-10 a.m., as contractors work to complete repairs…
Davis cruises to salutatorian title
Point of Grace (POG) senior Jeffrey Alan Davis is deceptively laid back when it comes to his grades. He cruised through his first few years in high school with a…
Suspect sought in 2 arson fires
The Perry Police Department (PPD) is seeking the public’s help in locating an arson suspect who may be armed and dangerous. Clyde Laron Miller Jr., 32, is being sought in…
Marshall Rehab is COVID-free
As long-term care facilities around the nation fall victim to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Marshall Health and Rehabilitation has confirmed the local facility is 100% COVID-19 free. According to Vice…
Church, GP report new COVID cases
A Georgia-Pacific (GP) employee and a local pastor are among the latest Taylor County residents to test positive for COVID-19. According to the Florida Department of Health’s (DOH) 11 a.m.…
Buildings get facelift
At the city council’s May 12 meeting, City Manager Taylor Brown gave updates on a number of local economic development and renovation projects that are in the works. “In regards…
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