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THC wax, gummies seized
The Perry Police Department’s (PPD) enhanced traffic enforcement detail nabbed an Auburndale man last Wednesday who was in possession of 46 grams of cannabis “edibles” (gummies) and eight grams of…
10% of GOP votes cast
Early voting is officially underway for the Republican primary for the State House District 7 special election, and so far the turnout has exceeded expectations — thanks to a large…
FDOT sets meeting for Rocky Creek Bridge replacement
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will hold a public meeting later this month to discuss the proposed replacement of the Rocky Creek Bridge on Woods Creek Road (CR 361B).…
JUSTICE DELAYED: ‘No-show’ jurors postpone murder trial
A once-delayed murder trial has been postponed yet again this week due to some 60 unexcused jurors being “no-shows” in court on Monday. The trial never made it beyond the…
Victim of EEE dies after ‘hard-fought’ nine-month battle
The Perry woman who contracted Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) through a mosquito bite died Tuesday, March 19, after a nine-month battle. Debbie Clark Casey was 68.…
U.S. Highway 19 South crash
All four lanes of traffic on Highway 19 South was reduced to just two lanes for a brief period Thursday morning following a two-vehicle crash near Lee Roy Morgan Road.…
Team of doctors overseeing Rice’s care in ICU burn unit
Burn victim Aiden Rice, 11, has undergone a series of surgeries and procedures since arriving at Shriners Hospital for Children in Galveston, Texas, last week, and faces up to nine…
Early voting opens March 30
Early voting begins Saturday, March 30, for the upcoming Republican primary to select the party’s candidate to run for the currently vacant Florida House District 7 seat. “The April 9…
Get ready for bluegrass and chili next weekend!
The Florida State Bluegrass Festival returns to Forest Capital State Park next weekend for its 17th year of providing three days of bluegrass under the pines. The event will take…
Center Street remains closed
Railroad officials reportedly informed the city Tuesday that the crossing at Center Street was supposed to re-open Thursday after being closed for more than a week for repairs. However, railroad…
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