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Scallop hearing set in Steinhatchee March 5
If you would like to share your input on the future of bay scallop management in Steinhatchee, be sure to attend a public workshop hosted by the Florida Fish and…
Emotions spill over at murder trial
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI /Managing Editor A wailing grandmother, a determined judge and a skittish juror took center stage as opening statements began Tuesday morning during the first-degree murder trial…
Perry man killed in crash
Citing its ongoing investigation, the Perry Police Department (PPD) is declining to identify the motorcyclist killed in a two-vehicle crash Monday night at the intersection of Highway 19 and Church…
Large stash of Fentanyl found by inmate work crew supervisor
A large amount of Fentanyl — evidently hidden for inmate work crew members to find and smuggle back into prison — was discovered at the crew’s staging area at the…
Suspicious package leads to seizure of 4.6 lbs. of marijuana
A suspicious package and an alert mail delivery service employee led to one arrest and the seizure of more than 4.6 pounds of raw cannabis in Steinhatchee this week. According…
Chamber celebrates ‘keys’ to success; honors Frith, Walker
Celebrating the “keys” to success, several hundred business and community leaders gathered at the Perry Elks Lodge Friday evening for the 2019 Perry- Taylor County Chamber of Commerce Banquet. During…
Clement named ‘Our Hero’
Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) Trooper Joseph E. Clement has been named the 2018 recipient of the Perry Rotary Club’s “Our Hero” award, presented Friday evening at the Perry-Taylor County Chamber…
TCSO to step up traffic monitoring
Taylor County motorists may want to slow down and obey all traffic laws to avoid receiving a speeding ticket over the next several weeks. Citizen complaints led to the Taylor…
Pipeline project impacts Carlton Cemetery Road sooner than expected
Work on the Fenholloway River pipeline project will begin to impact motorists in the area of Carlton Cemetery Road over the next few weeks, according to Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose…
Guardians: should teachers be armed?
Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett is asking school board members for permission to add an additional layer of security by implementing the “Guardian” program, which allows for the vetting and…
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