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Agriscience, FFA coming to high school
Superintendent of Schools Danny Glover Jr. has announced the establishment of an agriscience program at Taylor County High School, beginning in the 2017-18 school year. Christina Routh will be the…
Sheffield wins boat
TJ Sheffield was this year’s big winner at the Optimist Club of Perry’s Saltwater Fishing Tournament, taking home a brand new boat! His wife, Crystal Mathis-Sheffield, and daughter, Ashton, were…
Time of death is heart of Arrowood’s claims
When did Shelly Strickland die? The Taylor County teacher was found shot to death in her garage on a Wednesday morning, June 24, 2015. PHOTO: Defense attorney David Collins, center,…
Shooting death is reported, ‘no threat to public’
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is investigating a shooting that left a Perry man dead Monday night but officers said “there is no concern for public safety.” Deputies were…
Barred from depos
Circuit Judge David Fina granted a motion Monday that bars convicted murderer Garrett Arrowood’s mother, Lisa Arrowood, from attending upcoming depositions of her niece, Jessica Strickland, and Taylor County Sheriff’s…
450-acre fire sixty percent contained
Florida Forest Service (FFS) firefighters are battling a 450-acre blaze near Dallus Creek on the Taylor County coast. According to Jack Smith with FFS, the fire is located on the…
Man cited for careless driving
A head-on crash on Jefferson Street Tuesday evening left two people with minor injuries and one cited for careless driving. According to the Perry Police Department (PPD), John Thomas (JT)…
PPS funding in Scott’s hands
While the Florida Legislature included the additional funding the Taylor County School District requested for its new Perry Primary School in the state budget approved Monday, local officials must now…
This is what hope looks like…
Honorary chairs Peggy and Nicole Myer were surrounded by family when taking the lead on the victory lap that kicked of Friday’s Relay For Life at Rosehead Park.…
New witness testifies in DUI manslaughter case
When Roger Cable went to Crabbie Dads on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend 2011, it was to “drink and dance.” He and his friend, Bill Field Jr., were at…
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