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Merry & bright
Cancer survivor Nicole Myer and her mother, Peggy, were among the hundreds who gathered downtown Friday night for the annual Christmas Open House. Mrs. Claus and Peppermint the Elf greeted…
Person of interest sought in grave robbery; $1,000 reward is offered
Investigators have identified a person of interest in the theft of cremated remains from the columbarium at Pineview Memorial Gardens on Johnson Stripling Road. “If you saw anyone at the…
Park open for ‘sneak peek’
After watching the lake addition at Rosehead Park gradually take shape over the past six months, residents will have the opportunity to get a “sneak peek” tonight (Friday) during the…
Residents claim $586,745 in damages
Nearly 300 people from Taylor County have registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), claiming $586,745 in damages from Hurricane Hermine, an amount larger than those from five of…
Disabled adults left with no food; caretaker is charged
A Perry woman who operated a caretaker agency for disabled adults has been charged with exploitation after allegedly leaving two individuals without food and failing to pay their bills for…
DUI suspected in 1 crash; medical condition, another
Post holiday crimes, ranging from shoplifting to driving under the influence (DUI), kept patrol officers on the go Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26. Friday night, Rhonda Kuhn of…
Child in car when mother slams patrol car and flees
A 25-year-old Perry woman had her eight-year-old child in the car with her when she crashed into a Perry Police Department (PPD) patrol car and then fled the scene. Jessica…
Commissioners to review county administrator applications Dec. 8
The Taylor County Commission will hold a special meeting next week to short-list its candidates to replace Dustin Hinkel as county administrator. Hinkel announced last month that was he resigning…
‘Tis the season to be jolly
Downtown Perry becomes a Christmas wonderland Friday, Dec. 2, during the annual open house hosted by businesses and volunteers. Activities are planned throughout the square with strolling carolers in period…
Election audit shows results were ‘100% accurate’
A random hand-counted audit of locally-cast ballots during this year’s General Election showed that the results reported following the General Election held earlier this month were “100 percent accurate.” According…
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