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Back the Blue 2018
Perry Newspapers published a special “Back the Blue” edition inside the Friday, Jan. 26, edition of the Perry News-Herald. This special edition is dedicated to the men and women who…
Investigators pursuing possible suspects in homicide; victim found one block from home
The Perry Police Department (PPD) has released the identity of the 27-year-old Perry man whose body was found in the 500 block of South Wilder Street Wednesday night, Jan. 24,…
‘Bassett… A Man of Superior Quality’
For many years, Perry’s hometown dairy was known by the slogan featured on its signature beige milk trucks and the iconic red, pink and blue labels proudly printed on each…
County takes on RVs along coast, opening a ‘can of worms’
County Commissioners admit they may be “opening up a can of worms” as they move to look into potential violations of county ordinances regulating how many recreational vehicles (RV) are…
Outgoing mail stolen
The outside mailboxes at the Perry Post Office were broken into over the weekend, with the unknown suspect(s) taking all of the outgoing mail deposited into the bins. The break-in…
Teacher of the Year: The honor goes to…Tracy Hall
Taylor County Elementary School (TCES) teacher Tracy Hall’s third-grade students were enjoying a snack Monday morning when the door to her classroom opened, revealing her husband, Alan, carrying a bouquet…
Murder on Malloy Avenue
The Perry Police Department (PPD) is releasing very little information as investigators attempt to gather clues related to a homicide that occurred on Malloy Avenue Wednesday night. According to PPD…
Foley updates DEP on Fenholloway project
Top officials with Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) received updates on several major ongoing environmental improvement projects during a recent tour of Georgia-Pacific’s (GP) local Foley Mill. FDEP Secretary…
Little Caesars to open restaurant
Months of local officials working with backers of a Little Caesars franchise will pay off later this year with the opening of a new restaurant here. City Manager Bob Brown…
16 BBTC students receive scholarships
The Economist in 2014, roughly 44 million Americans are in debt due to student loans, with the U.S. student loan debt exceeding $1.2 trillion. Thanks to CareerSource North Florida, 16…
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