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Still need help with hurricane damage repair?
The Taylor County Strong Longterm Recovery Group (LTRG), founded in the wake of Hurricane Idalia in 2023 — just prior to Taylor County being struck by two additional hurricanes in…
School-Related Employee of the Year
Floyd Mango, a four-year veteran with the Taylor County School District, has been named “School-Related Employee of the Year.” School board members and Superintendent of Schools Reggie Wentworth recognized Mango…
TCDA urges others to sign petition
The Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) has started an online campaign encouraging local citizens to sign a petition urging the FDEP deny the Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose request to relocate…
Jackson congratulates city on infrastructure grant
City of Perry officials received praise and congratulations for their efforts to secure millions in grant funding for infrastructure improvements announced by the state last month.…
County to become party to pipeline suit?
The Taylor County Commission is expected to discuss the possibility of the county becoming a party to the ongoing lawsuit between Four Rivers Land & Timber Company and Georgia-Pacific (GP)…
County seeking contract for engineering services with Dudley set to retire
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to begin advertising for an engineering firm to take over for County Engineer Kenneth Dudley, whose retirement is quickly approaching.…
$200,000 allocated for infrastructure at Forest Capital Park
Forest Capital Park is home to numerous large-scale festivals each year, including the Florida Forest Festival, Florida State Bluegrass Festival and the Smokin’ in the Pines BBQ Festival.…
Downtown Christmas Wonderland
Christmas cheer rang out from every corner of downtown Perry Friday night during the Taylor County Historical Society’s annual Downtown Christmas on the Square celebration. The community event included the…
Theft ring targeted shuttered sawmill
A Perry man faces charges of dealing in stolen property after allegedly organizing a theft ring that stole more than $10,000 worth of property from a local shuttered sawmill.…
Woman allegedly tries to run over estranged husband
A woman embroiled in a divorce found herself behind bars Sunday after allegedly trying to run over her estranged husband – and a sheriff’s deputy standing next to him.…
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