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    Fire Station 4 to be dedicated in memory of Mincy

    The Taylor County Commission has passed a resolution dedicating Taylor County Fire-Rescue Station 4 in the Econfina area in memory of the late Charles Mincy, who served as a volunteer…

    Jury finds Luther guilty

    Jury finds Luther guilty

    After deliberating for nearly two-and-a-half hours Wednesday afternoon, a 12-member jury found Joseph “Joe” Luther guilty of second degree murder for the shooting deaths of his wife, Heather, and her…

    87-year-old Dowling Park woman killed in U.S. 98 crash

    An 87-year-old woman from Dowling Park was killed Tuesday evening in a two-vehicle collision that occurred in front of Roy Deal’s Oyster House on Hwy. 98.…

    Redfield named emergency medical director at DMH

    Colby Redfield, MD, has been named Emergency Services Medical Director at Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) in Perry.…

    How much will it cost to remove debris from private roads?

    The Florida Division of Emergency Management (DEM) is conducting a survey of Taylor County’s non-county-maintained roads to come up with an estimate on the cost to remove Hurricane Idalia debris…

    DEP says waterway debris work is done

    While the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) says it has concluded its efforts to remove Hurricane Idalia debris from the county’s waterways, local officials and residents say there is…

    Downtown Christmas is on!

    Downtown Christmas is on!

    The “Downtown Christmas on the Square” will be held as planned this Friday night, Dec. 1, with the Lighted Christmas Parade kicking off at 6 p.m. around the courthouse square.…

    Reef balls donated to test possible locations for inshore artificial reefs off Taylor’s coast

    With the donation of some test “reef balls” from the Reef Ball Foundation, local officials moved one step closer to building one or more inshore artificial reefs off the Taylor…

    City steps up patrols to combat vandalism

    The City of Perry is stepping up patrols and may soon install surveillance cameras at several city parks in an effort to cut down on vandalism, property damage and other…

    PPD warning residents after rash of burglaries

    The Perry Police Department (PPD) is once again reminding residents to lock their vehicles following a rash of at least 10 auto burglaries that occurred last Sunday night and early…