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City to receive $55 million, but total could grow to $147 million for water & wastewater projects
The City of Perry will receive more than $55 million – and potentially as much as $147 million — to fund water and wastewater projects over the next five-plus years,…
Metal detectors installed at high, middle schools
The Taylor County School District is putting two of six new metal detectors into full-time service by installing the weapon screening devices at Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) and Taylor…
TCEC taking bids to demo hurricane-damaged office
Tri-County Electric Co-Op (TCEC) is now accepting bids for the demolition of the existing hurricane-damaged building and construction of a new office at the same site located at 1506 S.…
$700,000 in opioid settlement funds heading to local medical providers
Another $700,000 in opioid settlement funding could soon be flowing into Taylor County, specifically for local medical providers to assist people dealing with a variety of issues related to opioid…
DMH CEO, APRN recognized for impact, care to community
Two leaders at Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) have earned state and national recognition for their dedication to advancing rural healthcare and expanding access to quality care in North Florida.…
ALDI’s conversion underway
Contractors are actively working on the major remodeling of the former Winn-Dixie supermarket location located in Taylor Square Shopping Center in Perry into a new ALDI – one of the…
City to test water at new well parcel
The City of Perry has reached an agreement with the owner of a 17-acre property and entered into a contract to purchase what could serve as the potential future site…
BBTC instructors to receive $24,100 in bonuses
Big Bend Technical College (BBTC) instructors are in line to receive some $24,100 in bonuses thanks to students attaining postsecondary certifications/licensures in their respective fields, and the college’s CTE (Career…
School board revises ‘Student Code of Conduct’
The Taylor County School District has revised its “Student Code of Conduct” for the current school year, and will soon post a copy of the proposed document on its website…
Council hopes insurance bids result in savings
Hoping to save money on annual premium payments, the City of Perry is preparing to advertise a “request for proposals” (RFP) to bid out almost all of its insurance coverage…
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