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Garbage pick-up in coastal areas nears
While residents in the City of Perry have their garbage picked up curbside, most of those who live in the unincorporated areas of Taylor County must haul their trash to…
Supporting Camp Cherry Lake
The Perry Rotary Club and Perry Kiwanis Club recently joined forces to help the 4-H Camp Cherry Lake renovation project, each donating $500 toward the cause. The combined amount will…
Special election for District 7 ‘is not over’
Immediately after seeing local voters record the best voter turnout numbers in the 10-county House District 7 race, Taylor County Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland refused to bask in congratulations…
School district receives clean financial audit
The Taylor County School District has received another clean district-level financial audit from the Florida Auditor General and is in the process of addressing several findings contained in a local…
FDOT to discuss Rocky Creek, Spring Warrior bridge projects April 18
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will host a public information meeting Thursday to discuss a trio of bridge replacements in Taylor County. The meeting will take place from 4-6…
DMH partners with Alliant for management
The Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) Board of Directors has announced its decision to engage Alliant Management Services as part of the hospital’s mission to continue to deliver the highest quality…
AMTEC settles with OSHA for $94,145 in fines
AMTEC Less-Lethal Corporation – the former owners of a local ammunition manufacturing and training facility – has reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health…
Boston Bound: Four Taylor County runners to run iconic race
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer Four Perry-based runners are dreaming of crossing the iconic blue and yellow finish line as they head to Massachusetts to compete in the Boston…
City Council still opposed to medical marijuana dispensaries
Perry City Council members reaffirmed their opposition to having medical marijuana dispensaries located within the city limits Tuesday, after City Manager Taylor Brown informed them he has received a number…
Republicans back Shoaf at the polls
Port St. Joe business owner Jason Shoaf beat out three other Republican candidates on Tuesday to secure the GOP nomination and advance to a June 18 special election to face…
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