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    Taylor salutes veterans

    From one end of the county to the other, Taylor County will stand up and salute its veterans with a series of events beginning Thursday and continuing through Monday. First,…

    Flag will fly for veteran of three wars

    Flag will fly for veteran of three wars

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor Crammed aboard a Liberty ship with countless other soldiers, Harold W. Mixon was headed home after a dizzying tour that included stops in…

    Truck vs. palm tree collision kills local man

    Truck vs. palm tree collision kills local man

    A Perry man was killed in a rollover crash so violent that the vehicle’s engine was shoved into the front cab Tuesday night in front of Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH).…

    Timber damage trickles toward Taylor

    Timber damage trickles toward Taylor

    By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer Hurricane Michael was the strongest storm ever recorded to hit the Florida Panhandle, destroying communities and lives, leveling entire neighborhoods and leaving large swaths…

    Man arguing with fire hydrant is arrested

    A Perry man with outstanding charges for retail theft was arrested Tuesday after concerned citizens called to report he was arguing with a fire hydrant. When officers arrived at the…

    Driving an EV? Park and Plug!

    Perry is being eyed as a site host for a pilot program through Duke Energy for an electronic vehicle (EV) charging station. Under the program, Duke Energy would provide the…

    1,200 helped

    1,200 helped

    The Department of Children and Families (DCF) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has served an estimated 1,200 local families through two days since setting up a local Disaster Supplemental…

    2 men arrested in Parks death

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Managing Editor A mother knows. She knows when her child is well, and she knows when something is wrong. When Derek Parks didn’t text or…

    Fun, forestry & fellowship

    Fun, forestry & fellowship

    One of several visiting forestry queens gives Smokey Bear a high-five during the downtown Florida Forest Festival activities Friday night (Oct. 26). Pick up a copy of the Oct. 31…

    Former ALS worker lodges complaints

    In a complaint filed with the Florida Commission on Human Relations (FCHR), a former employee of AMTEC Less-Lethal (ALS) claims she was fired in retaliation for complaining about sexual harrassment,…