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U.S. 221/Jefferson St. resurfacing project
Work is expected to begin soon on the resurfacing of U.S. 221 (Jefferson Street) through Perry. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) project will run from West Cedar Street on…
Man, 78, crushed to death by truck
A Perry man died Wednesday, Jan. 3, after being crushed by a work truck at Cabbage Grove Mill, located some 20 miles west of Perry on U.S. Highway 98. John…
Ice, ice baby!
Taylor County missed out on most of the snow that kicked off the New Year and delighted many North Florida residents, but the county did receive plenty of rain and…
Roll-off issues raise a stink with commissioners
Frustration over citizen complaints about county solid waste roll-off sites boiled over at the county’s Jan. 2 meeting, to the point several commissioners indicated they may be willing to make…
Suspect caught after 2-hour hunt in woods
A Steinhatchee man who fled from a local deputy during a traffic stop Wednesday afternoon crossed the county line and was apprehended after a two-hour hunt in the Big Bend…
Noah courageous
Each new year is supposed to bring hope, but 2017 brought with it worry and concern for Kathy Flores and Victor Amador, after their one-year-old son, Noah Nicolas Amador, fell…
Residents brace for sleet, snow?
Temperatures are expected to fall into the 20s each night through the rest of the week and into the weekend, with a rare forecast calling for a wintery mix this…
Teen injured walking on Woods Creek Rd.
A teen walking along Woods Creek Road (C.R. 361-B) Monday night was seriously injured when a 2012 Chevrolet Silverado truck hit him from behind. Gary Wayne Traynor, 18, was transported…
Hello 2018!
A momentary break in showers Sunday night, New Year’s Eve, allowed the first of two planned fireworks show to light the skies over downtown Perry. The second show, slated for…
Work starts at Hickory Mound
Sixteen months after Hurricane Hermine damaged Hickory Mound, work will finally begin this week, further restricting access to the site for at least the next four months. According to officials…
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