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Congressional districts back in Lewis’ courtroom
The ongoing case revolving around Florida’s congressional districts will remain in the courtroom of Leon County Circuit Judge Terry Lewis for the time being after the Florida Supreme Court issued…
Tickets go on sale today Schumer to headline FSU’s homecoming Pow Wow ‘15
Florida State University Homecoming organizers will present a Pow Wow featuring comedian Amy Schumer with special guests Mark Normand and Rachel Feinstein live at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center…
Flowers is charged with homicide in beating death
Harold Flowers, 58, of Perry was charged with manslaughter/homicide Friday for the May 2014 beating death of his girlfriend, Charity Cronin, 38. He is being held on a $1 million…
Johnson arrested for trafficking Molly, Flakka & cocaine
A career criminal– who was first arrested for shoplifting when he was 10 years old–now faces drug trafficking charges following his latest arrest Wednesday, Sept. 2. Jerry L. Johnson, 35,…
M.A. Rigoni wins forestry’s top honor
Taylor County’s M. A. Rigoni, Inc., has been named Florida Logger of the Year. Company owners Gary Brett and Rodney Schwab accepted the award at the Florida Forestry Association’s recent…
Florida Standards meets the mark in student assessment
Following the well-documented problems with the administration of the new Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) last spring, the state legislature ordered the Florida Department of Education (DOE) to conduct a validity…
VA clinic welcomes patients on Sept. 15
After years of talks, negotiations and agreements between county officials and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the new Perry VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic will open doors for…
No federal dollars for Steinhatchee flooding
Local officials are expressing disappointment after the federal government announced it would not declare a state of emergency in Florida following the flooding which affected Steinhatchee and much of the…
Council will talk salaries Aug. 8
Salary compensation for the city council will return to the agenda Tuesday, Aug. 8, after being tabled last month due to one member’s absence. City Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton, who originally…
Join the fight
Residents are invited to support their local firefighters this Labor Day weekend during the annual MDA Boot Drive. Members from both the city and county fire departments will be out…
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