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Where is Gabby?
A mother’s heart never gives up. This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the disappearance of Michelle “Gabby” Griffin. Her mother, Edna Mitchell, is still seeking answers and asking, “Where…
Perry woman killed in Sunday crash
A 41-year-old mother of two was killed Sunday evening, Nov. 23, after being struck by a vehicle as she was walking in the middle of the westbound lane of C.R.…
Two arrested following unrelated altercations involving machetes
Two separate machete-wielding suspects were involved in unrelated domestic altercations this past weekend, with both using the long-bladed weapons to threaten to harm at least three individuals.…
Ash St. work could start in three months
County officials are hopeful that the much-anticipated state-funded widening and resurfacing of Ash Street could begin within the next three months.…
6 other projects in design phase
With the resurfacing project on 1st Avenue in Steinhatchee around 80% completed, and work on Ash Street potentially getting underway within the next three months, progress is also being made…
Public input sought for GP Foley permit
The Taylor County Commission will hold a special meeting on Thursday, Dec. 11, seeking the public’s feedback and concerns in order to develop a formal response to Georgia-Pacific’s permit application…
City suspending utility late fees citing federal government shutdown
The Perry City Council has temporarily suspended utility late fees and extension fees, citing the recent 43-day U.S. government shutdown that interrupted federal food assistance benefits and the furlough of…
Lowest bid to be county auditor is $120,000/year
The Taylor County Commission has been hit with “sticker shock” in its search for a new county auditor, as the lowest of the three bids they received is nearly double…
County commission seeking public feedback on GP’s wastewater permit
With it now seeming unlikely that Georgia-Pacific (GP) will reach out to the Taylor County Commission regarding the company’s efforts to move the Foley Cellulose Mill wastewater discharge point, the…
County will hold public hearing on solid waste
The Taylor County Commission will hold a public hearing next month to continue discussing county solid waste operations, specifically addressing the county’s roll-off sites and what materials will be accepted…
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