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    TCDA receives $75,000 grant from Florida Commerce

    For the second consecutive year, Florida Commerce has provided funding to the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA) to continue its efforts to draw new businesses to the community in the…

    Hurricane season spares Taylor

    Hurricane season spares Taylor

    Following two consecutive hurricane seasons during which Taylor County experienced a total of three direct hits from hurricanes — including Category 3 Idalia in 2023 and Category 4 Helene in…

    Nearly a third of mill demolished

    For nearly seven decades, the former Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose Mill was Taylor County’s largest employer and a primary driver of the local economy.…

    PACEM, ALS named in $95 million foreclosure complaint filed by lender

    Less than a week after ceasing production on Oct. 30 and announcing a “temporary furlough” of an estimated 80 employees due to “a gap in production orders,” Perry-based munitions manufacturers…

    Three Bulldogs sign to play for Div. 1 colleges

    Three Bulldogs sign to play for Div. 1 colleges

    In what is believed to be a record signing day for the Taylor County High School (TCHS) football program, three Bulldog seniors officially signed “letters of intent” (LOI) on Wednesday…

    Four Rivers property value appeal postponed to January

    The Taylor County Value Adjustment Board (VAB) has granted a request filed by Taylor County’s largest landowner to postpone a Dec. 4 hearing scheduled to consider two petitions appealing their…

    County employees get $100

    County employees, who did not receive a raise this year, will receive a $100 holiday bonus.…

    City workers also receive bonus

    City of Perry employees will receive an extra $100 to spend during the holiday, after the Perry City Council voted in favor of giving a Christmas bonus during their Nov.…

    Fight at convenience store leads to arrest

    A drunken verbal confrontation at a local convenience store quickly escalated to violence Wednesday night, Dec. 3, when one customer flipped off another, than shoved him as he tried to…

    Beginning to look a lot like Christmas

    Beginning to look a lot like Christmas

    It’s beginning to look and feel a lot like Christmas in historic downtown Perry.…