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    City council cancels its second meeting in both Nov. & Dec.

    The Perry City Council has changed the date of its first meeting in November and canceled the second meeting of the month in both November and December.…

    County continues debate over roll-off site dumping

    The Taylor County Commission is considering holding a public hearing to continue discussing solid waste operations in an attempt to find a way to cut down on unauthorized users at…

    Man arrested after naked rampage

    A Perry man went on a naked rampage at a local convenience store Saturday, Oct. 25, damaging multiple vehicles and exposing himself to a crowd of customers.…

    School board to talk ‘Student Code of Conduct’

    The Taylor County School Board will hold a workshop prior to its regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4, to review proposed changes to the district’s “Student Code of Conduct,” including…

    County to investigate possible petroleum contamination

    The Taylor County Commission is requesting the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) fund an investigation into the possibility of petroleum contamination in the soil at the Steinhatchee boat ramp…

    Council affirms addition of Veterans Day to holiday list

    At the city’s Oct. 28 meeting, the Perry City Council voted 5-0 in favor of amending its employee manual to add Veterans Day to the list of paid holidays for…

    County approves $409,000 contract for softball field

    The Taylor County Commission has awarded a $409,007 contract to Scorpio Construction out of Tallahassee to construct a new softball field at the Taylor County Sports Complex, but the project…

    Aldi conversion to take 7 months?

    Aldi conversion to take 7 months?

    Contractors have started preliminary work on a major remodeling of the former Winn-Dixie supermarket location in Perry into a new ALDI – one of the fastest-growing grocery stores in the…

    Council adds Veterans Day to city’s list of paid holidays

    In a narrow 3-2 decision at its Oct. 14 meeting, the city council voted to shut down operations and close city offices for Veterans Day, increasing the number of paid…

    When should school board members raise concerns?

    Should school board members ask questions or voice concerns about items placed on the agenda during regularly-scheduled public meetings or address them during one-on-one private discussions with the superintendent of…