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County moves forward on new $1.3 million fire station
Five years after the Florida Legislature originally allocated funds for Taylor County to construct a new fire station on the north side of Perry, the project is finally moving forward.…
Tallahassee man charged for hit-and-run crash here
A Tallahassee resident faces a slate of felony charges – including hit-and-run and grand theft – after crashing into the back of a vehicle here in Taylor County and then…
Feagle is first county or city candidate to file to run in ‘26
Taylor County Commissioner Pam Feagle has become the first local city or county governmental candidate to file to run for election in 2026, seeking a fifth term in office representing…
Two teens killed, one arrested in shooting at Perrytown Apartments
Two Perry teens were fatally shot, another remains hospitalized and a fourth was immediately taken into police custody after being discharged from the hospital in the aftermath of a quadruple…
County considering $86 million in grant requests
The Taylor County Commission will hold a public hearing next week to discuss 10 potential Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) grant applications totaling nearly $86 million, ranging from…
Council eyes 15 requests for critical infrastructure
As part of an ongoing effort to address a comprehensive list of critical infrastructure needs, the City of Perry plans to submit 15 different applications to the Florida Department of…
Commission earmarks nearly $6 million for Elevate Florida
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to allocate an additional $5.9 million of its share of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) funds to the state’s Elevate Florida program in hopes…
Perry Train Depot will get new roof shingles
After the Florida Legislature failed to fund an appropriations request to fund a new roof for the Old Depot Perry Train Station located on Ellis Street, the city council has…
City compiles long list of major utility projects
“The only way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time,” Hart told the Perry City Council earlier this year on March 25, as he shared a long…
City’s ‘Foley property’ will be marketed nationwide by Duke
Taylor County now has two high-potential business and industrial sites being marketed nationwide by Duke Energy as part of its “Site Readiness Program,” which seeks to recruit companies looking to…
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