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Former code enforcement board rep cited for violations
Former City of Perry Code Enforcement Board member Tonya Holton has been cited for having horses on her property within the city limits, in violation of current zoning and land…
Burglar nabbed at scene of break-in
A would-be burglar was caught red-handed and still on the scene of a break-in at the Star Food Mart Wednesday, Oct. 30. Perry Police Department officers were dispatched to the…
Obamacare: What it means for Taylor County residents
By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer It’s been six weeks since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), most commonly referred to as Obamacare, federal health insurance exchange went…
Man dies in rollover crash
A Tallahassee man was killed in a single-vehicle crash that happened here early Monday morning on Keaton Beach Road. William Cabot Kyle IV, 37, was ejected from the 2000 Chevy…
Ethics complaint against Deming is dismissed
The State of Florida Commission on Ethics has dismissed the ethics complaint filed against Perry City Councilman Mike Deming, finding that the complaint lacked legal sufficiency. Former Code Enforcement Board…
Judge rules Frazier ‘not guilty’ Friday
Infernal Club manager Michael Frazier was found not guilty of operating a bottle club without a license following a two-hour non-jury trial held Friday, Nov. 1. Circuit Judge Greg Parker…
County inks 10-year lease with DMH
The Taylor County Commission approved a new 10-year lease agreement Monday with the Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) Board of Directors for the continued operation of the hospital. During previous discussions,…
FFS reports drop in wildfires
The Florida Forest Service (FFS) responded to 39 wildfires in Taylor County during the fiscal year ending June 30, almost half the number they battled the previous year. FFS Forest…
Judge lifts stay on net fishing
The Leon County circuit court judge who ruled against the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) last week over its regulations enforcing the 1994 net ban amendment, sided with…
Health dept. welcomes surgeon general here
Florida’s Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Dr. John H. Armstrong visited the Florida Department of Health in Taylor County Thursday, Oct. 31, to promote the Healthiest Weight Florida initiative.…
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