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    City’s $5 million ‘secure’

    While BioNitrogen, the company working to construct a $300 million urea fertilizer plant in Taylor County, continues to experience delays, local officials say the $5 million collateral guarantee provided by…

    Wednesday afternoon crash

    Wednesday afternoon crash

    A Perry man sustained minor injuries Wednesday when the Jeep he was driving rolled four times, crushing the passenger’s side of the roof like a tin can. Terry Mathis Kaiser,…

    Former AMTEC executive arrested

    A former vice president with AMTEC-Less Lethal Systems, Inc., turned himself in to authorities Tuesday to face charges of grand theft. Michael “Mike” Aultman, 46, was booked on a charge…

    City’s outstanding liens top $384,000

    City’s outstanding liens top $384,000

    Once code enforcement avenues are exhausted and property owners fail to take action regarding overgrown weed/grass complaints, then city crews step in. When city workers mow and/or clean up a…

    State undecided on death penalty in Arrowood case

    State undecided on death penalty in Arrowood case

    By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Staff writer Subdued and soft spoken, a handcuffed Garrett Arrowood looked strikingly young despite his 26 years as he stood before a judge Monday. Behind…

    Surgeon general here Aug. 21

    State Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Dr. Johnson Armstrong will be in Perry Friday, Aug. 21, to promote the benefits of eating healthy with members of the Boys &…

    Sinkhole leads to road closure on SR 51

    Sinkhole leads to road closure on SR 51

    With SR 51 closed between Steinhatchee and Tennille due to a sinkhole, officials and residents were awaiting the results of core samples which would determine whether traffic could resume this…

    FEMA team eyes flooding damage

    Personnel with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Florida Division of Emergency Management have toured flooded areas in and around Steinhatchee twice in the last week to assess…

    Does the city council need a raise?

    The Perry City Council will look at its own pay rate when it meets next week, per a request from Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton. “I guess I’ll be the bad guy,”…

    New congressional map impacts Taylor

    The Florida House approved a new congressional district map for Florida Tuesday, keeping the base map legislative staff unveiled two weeks ago with a drastically different District 2, which includes…