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School board to discuss employee bonuses Oct. 20
The Taylor County School Board will discuss awarding proposed one-time bonuses for all district employees during its regular meeting planned Monday, Oct. 20, starting at 5:15 p.m.…
Nammo Perry breaks ground on $200 million rocket motor facility
Nammo Perry broke ground on a new $200 million rocket motor production facility in Taylor County on Friday, Oct. 10, marking the official start of a major construction project that…
Altercation leads to shooting incident
A physical altercation between two men at a local apartment complex Friday evening quickly escalated into a shooting incident when one grabbed a handgun from his truck and opened fire…
Local 1-cent surtax revenue can now be used for operations
The Taylor County Commission has amended the ordinance governing the use of the local one-cent surtax, allowing the county to use local sales tax revenues for normal operational expenses in…
Commission approves state funding requests
With Taylor County’s two members of the Florida Legislature set to be in Perry on Monday, Oct. 20, to meet with local residents and officials, the Taylor County Commission has…
Collins, Smyrnios crowned Little King, Queen
Members of this years Florida Forest Festival Little King and Queen royal court are not only “keeping it in the family,” but several of the winners embraced this year’s festival…
Shoaf, Simon to be in Perry Oct. 20 for annual legislative delegation meeting
The annual Taylor County Legislative Delegation Meeting will be held on Monday, Oct. 20, at 10 a.m. in the Taylor County Administrative Complex located at 201 E. Green Street.…
School board eyes new 1/2-cent sales tax
Bracing for an expected major decline in tax revenues in the 2026-27 school year due to the closure and demolition of the GP Foley Cellulose mill, the Taylor County School…
District hires lobbyist to seek state funding
The Taylor County School Board has hired a lobbying firm to represent its interests and seek state appropriations on behalf of the school district with members of the Florida Legislature.…
FDLE asks for help in ‘74 murder case
Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) agents are once again requesting the public’s help in cracking a 51-year-old “cold case,” as they continue to pursue leads in the 1974 homicide…
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