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‘Home reeked of marijuana’
Trafficking amounts of powder cocaine and more than 300 grams of cannabis were seized Friday morning, June 8, after officers executed a search warrant at 104 Magnolia Street. Investigators made…
New public works building bid comes in $95,000 over budget
County commissioners have agreed to dip into budget reserves for more than $95,000 after the lone bid received to construct a new office building at the Taylor County Public Works…
Barge will move during busy weekends
Boaters should have a little more room to navigate during the busy scallop season opening weekend, thanks to the cooperation of the contractor replacing the Hodges Park Pier at Keaton…
1 principal to oversee 3 schools?
The Taylor County School Board approved the establishment of an assistant principal position for Taylor County Pre-K during their June 5 meeting, a move that coincides with Superintendent Danny Glover…
Search of home finds crack, synthetic cannabis
Investigators just recently released information on an arrest made after “Flakka” (synthetic methamphetamine), synthetic cannabis and crack cocaine were seized from a home on West Willow Street during the execution…
County approves construction of pipeline in county as part of GP’s Fenholloway Water Quality Project
County commissioners have unanimously approved a revised “Pipeline Easement Agreement” with Georgia-Pacific, clearing the way for construction of a 15-mile pipeline as part of the Fenholloway Water Quality project. The…
$10,000 offered for old hospital
A group of anonymous investors — represented by local attorney Ray Curtis – has offered to purchase the former hospital building located on Ash Street as part of a plan…
Forsythe: ‘I was confused at trial’
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Contributing writer Obviously exasperated, attorney Shirley Bates entered the courtroom Tuesday morning in a flurry of outward emotions, cutting the silence that had fallen over the…
Canopy project stalls out over bid question
Any momentum gained by bidding out the downtown canopy project came to a screeching halt when officials — at first pleased with the lower-than-expected-price tag — realized the bidder failed…
Ketring joins race for city council seat
Ward Eugene Ketring has filed to run for the Perry City Council District 5 seat just one day after incumbent Mayor David Sullivan announced he will not run for re-election.…
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