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Holton drops lawsuit
Tonya Holton, self-proclaimed “whistleblower,” dismissed her $75,000 federal lawsuit against the City of Perry Monday, just two days before attorneys for the city were set to seek sanctions against her…
Driver escapes with minor injuries after pulling into path of log truck
A Perry man had a close call Friday morning, Nov. 7, after pulling into the path of a loaded, on-coming log truck. Timothy James Roach, 53, sustained minor injuries and…
$300 million plant pushes forward
BioNitrogen, which is working to build a $300 million plant in Taylor County, has announced it has received its final engineering report prior to awarding a Firm-Fixed Price Engineering, Procurement…
Taylor school district selected for pilot study
The Taylor County School District is one of four districts in the state to be chosen by the Florida Department of Education to participate in a pilot program to help…
Feagle wins second term, school tax stays
Taylor County Commissioner Pam Feagle successfully defended her District 4 seat against challenger David J. Woods during Tuesday’s General Election. According to unofficial results, Feagle earned a second term in…
Veterans honored with three events on Tuesday
They served with honor and now Taylor County residents have the opportunity to thank each and every local serviceman and servicewoman during a host of activities planned Veterans Day, Tuesday,…
Taylor’s voter turnout tops 55%
Voter turnout in Taylor County topped 55 percent in Tuesday’s General Election, besting the state average of 50.4 percent. “The election went really well overall,” Supervisor of Elections Dana Southerland…
ELECTION 2014: School board referendum passes
During Tuesday’s General Election, Taylor County voters granted the school board the authority to levy a .25 mill critical needs property tax for another four years. According to unofficial election…
ELECTION 2014: Feagle wins re-election
Taylor County Commissioner Pam Feagle has won re-election to her District 4 seat. According to unofficial election results, Feagle received 65.64 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s General Election, with…
Council favors alcohol sales in restaurants on Sundays?
The Perry City Council appears to be moving toward amending its current alcohol ordinance to allow restaurants to serve alcoholic beverages on Sundays. Last week, council members heard from supporters…
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