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No detour, no bump!
Re-opening four days ahead of schedule, traffic began flowing across a much smoother railroad crossing on Jefferson Street Wednesday afternoon. Next on the schedule is repairing the railroad crossing on…
Property owners to get relief from setback requirements?
When the county adopted a comprehensive plan back in 1990, it created various land-use categories, each with its own building setback requirements as part of the Land Development Code (LDC).…
A Fighter: Three-year-old faces toughest battle yet
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” – Hebrews 11:1 “Mama, I woke up…
Aiden Rice auction grows to 100+ items
While burn victim Aiden Rice continues to make strides toward recovery at the Shriners Hospital for Children in Galveston, Texas, his hometown is rallying on his behalf to raise funds…
4 shots fired, but no details
The Perry Police Department (PPD) is investigating a shooting incident that occurred late Monday night at Tidewater Apartments. No one was evidently injured, and few details were available as of…
Detour route restrictions
Crews were busy laying asphalt near the newly-repaired railroad crossing on Jefferson Street Tuesday morning (May 14) and appear to be on schedule for the road to re-open later this…
DMH: former path was unsustainable
Referring to the current business model as “not sustainable,” members of the Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) Board of Directors say their recent decision to partner with Alliant Management Services was…
Suspect headbutts officer
A Perry Police Department (PPD) officer was headbutted in the face while attempting to take a suspect into custody during a drug arrest. The officer, Ptl. Coven Phelps, sustained only…
New Perry Primary will house students from six weeks old to second graders
The Taylor County School District will be serving children as young as six weeks old to second graders all under one roof when the new Perry Primary School opens with…
FWC adopts final scallop season schedule
The annual scallop season will continue to open on June 15 off much of the Taylor County coast for the foreseeable future, after the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission…
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