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Commission votes to remain in opioid suit
Taylor County Commissioners have agreed to stay in a class-action lawsuit against the opioid manufacturing and distribution industry, a suit they first voted to join in the spring of 2018.…
Local man dies two days after crash in Eridu
The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) is awaiting a report from the medical examiner to determine if the death of a 30-year-old Greenville man, William Dustin “Dusty” Knight, was related to…
Woodfaulk seeks re-election to city
Perry City Councilwoman Venita Denise Woodfaulk is the latest public official to file to run for re-election in 2020. Woodfaulk, who is seeking a third term representing Dist. 1 within…
Hodges Park renovation on horizon?
A complete renovation of Hodges Park could soon be on the horizon at Keaton Beach. The park was recently included in a list of coastal projects the Taylor County Commission…
Downtown will light up for Christmas on Dec. 6
The public is invited downtown to spread some cheer and be merry this Friday night (Dec. 6), as Downtown Perry is transformed into a Christmas wonderland. Christmas lights have been…
Hick’s Fish Camp boat ramp will be closed Dec. 9
Traffic on two local roads will be restricted temporarily next week, and access to Hick’s Fish Camp boat ramp will be closed temporarily on Monday, Dec. 9. According to a…
School board approves supplemental appointments
The Taylor County School Board approved a list of updated supplemental appointments at its recent Nov. 5 meeting, including some new faces in several positions within the high school and…
McGee found not guilty
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer “You have dodged a huge atom bomb — not a bullet — an atom bomb,” Circuit Judge Greg Parker said, sternly addressing the man…
Pipeline 50% complete
Foley Cellulose Mill’s Fenholloway River pipeline project is now more than halfway complete, although the work and associated traffic impacts will continue. Georgia-Pacific Public Relations Manager Scott Mixon and Project…
Blue carries FSU-Florida game ball through Perry
Taylor County High School (TCHS) 2016 graduate William Blue had the honor of carrying the official game ball for Saturday’s Florida- Florida State rivalry football game through downtown Perry last…
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