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Cone pays $5,890 fee, gets in the running for Clerk of Court
Three new candidates have filed to run for local offices, including Calvin Cone, who is challenging incumbent Clerk of Court Annie Mae Murphy. Cone filed his paperwork this week to…
Blount announces candidacy for Dist. 5 county commission seat
Looking to “give back to the community and work to make Taylor County a better place for families,” Johnnie Mae Blount (D) has announced her candidacy for the Board of…
Perry student dies while on ‘dream vacation’ with family
To some, they are just a jumble of plastic blocks. But to Thomas Ingram Jr., Legos were the building blocks to the endless designs dancing in his head. “We did…
Suspected burglar confesses
A Steinhatchee man has confessed to committing multiple burglaries in the coastal town, clearing four ongoing investigations by the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO). John Fryer III, 29, was initially…
Career Academy program students returning to TCHS
The Taylor County Career Academy, which has been located at Taylor Technical Institute (TTI), will move to Taylor County High School (TCHS) next school year. Superintendent Paul Dyal said the…
Chemring secures $29 million contract with defense dept.
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded Chemring Military Products, Inc. (CMP), part of the Chemring Group PLC, a second delivery order under its five-year indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ)…
Page seeking fourth term as county commissioner
Promising to be the “same conservative commissioner I have always been,” Malcolm Page (D) has announced his candidacy for a fourth term as the District I county commission representative. “I…
Lost hat? Here’s the ‘rest of the story’ behind boat crash
By ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI / Staff writer Reading the lead headline in Wednesday’s Taco Times, Ronnie Gipson, 24, shook his head and said, “I thought you would want to hear…
Judge okays BioNitro terms with city
The judge overseeing BioNitrogen Holdings’ ongoing bankruptcy case has approved a settlement agreement between the company and the City of Perry, which is owed more than $3 million from its…
GP recognizes B&G Club’s ‘commitment to our children’
The Foley Cellulose Mill recently donated $10,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of Taylor County. “Georgia-Pacific and the Foley Cellulose Mill are pleased to support the work and mission…
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