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    ‘Adopt-a-Cop’ launched

    “I heard the voice of the Lord saying ‘Whom shall I send, and who shall go for us?’ And I said, ‘Here I am Lord. Send me’.” –Isaiah 6:8 In…

    Coastal property owners caught in sewer Catch-22

    A number of Taylor County coastal property owners are apparently caught in a real-life “Catch-22,” which has resulted in them being unable to secure sewer service for their properties. The…

    Glover seeks 2nd term

    Glover seeks 2nd term

    Incumbent Dr. Danny Glover Jr. has announced his candidacy for a second term as Taylor County’s Superintendent of Schools. A fourth-generation resident of Taylor County, Glover is a graduate of…

    Young mother killed in crash

    A 21-year-old mother who had recently moved to Perry from Branford was killed in a one-vehicle crash on Cow Creek Grade Thursday afternoon, June 4. Amber Lynn Boyd and her…

    Local COVID cases double

    Taylor County’s positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases nearly doubled over the course of five days, jumping from 26 cases on Thursday to 48 cases Tuesday, which increased the county’s positive test…

    Pastor gives details of COVID-19 battle

    Pastor gives details of COVID-19 battle

    By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer Pastor Jeff Stading has spent nearly two weeks sending up prayers and singing praises in his empty Tallahassee hospital room during his battle with…

    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

    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…