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Task Force ‘encouraged’ by London trip
Citizens Action Task Force member Bob Cate returned from a cellulose conference in London stating he was “encouraged” and regarded the trip as “a success,” as the group continues to…
PPD, ATF are searching for two suspects
The Perry Police Department (PPD) and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are searching for two suspects involved in the midnight break-in of a local gun and pawn…
Pouncey’s demolished!
A familiar Taylor County landmark on Hwy. 19 in Perry for decades, the former Pouncey’s Restaurant was demolished on Tuesday to make way for construction of a new hotel. Developers…
State could pay for all roadside debris removal
Taylor County Administrator LaWanda Pemberton testified before the Florida House’s Select Committee on Hurricane Resiliency & Recovery this week, seeking assistance with removing Hurricane Idalia debris from non-county-maintained roads, which…
Beshears files to run in 2024
Taylor County Superintendent of Schools Alicia Beshears has become Taylor County’s second local 2024 candidate, filing to run for re-election next year.…
Wild ride!
A concessions vending trailer being pulled behind a truck flipped on its side in front of the U.S. Highway 19 Gas & Grill Chevron station after a rear tire reportedly…
The ‘great, great price’ of our freedoms
Sitting in the belly of a C-130 surrounded by the bodies of soldiers being transported home to their families, Marc Pargo – still just a teen himself – faced the…
City buys new fuel management system for vehicle fleet
The City of Perry will soon have a new fuel management system, including enhanced features to help the city manage and track gas and diesel fuel for its fleet of…
Residents asked to move final debris to roadside by Nov. 30
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office Division of Emergency Management announced on Tuesday that the final pass for debris removal in Taylor County will begin soon.…
Work to resume on ‘The Grove’
The developer behind Taylor County’s newest and largest multi-family residential apartment village has received approval to resume construction following more than 60 days of work stoppage due to permitting issues…
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