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Grants funding 15 housing projects currently underway
With 15 grant-funded housing rehabilitation projects currently underway and two more expected to begin soon, there are a lot more hammers in action throughout Perry and Taylor County than normal.…
Man dies in fire at campsite
A man staying at a campsite off of Strickland Landing Boulevard died last week as the result of a fire. According to officials with the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO),…
Glover’s superintendent run will open school board seat
Local voters could soon have an additional seat to fill this election cycle. As a candidate for superintendent of schools, Danny Glover Jr. has until 10 days before qualifying–which begins…
Residents urged to remain vigilant about mosquitoes with 16 Zika cases in Florida
Although this week’s cold weather has mosquitoes far from most people’s minds, local and state health officials are asking residents to remain vigilant about potential mosquito breeding grounds–namely standing water–with…
Former postmaster returns with ‘Scrapbook’ of stories
A familiar face will greet visitors at this weekend’s Fiddler Crab Festival in Steinhatchee when former postmaster Gerald Bailey returns with a special delivery: a collection of short stories he’s…
School board members affirm commitment to Steinhatchee School
Steinhatchee School will remain open for the 2015-16 school year with officials saying the workshop last month (which fueled outrage among parents and the community over the idea that the…
Steinhatchee parents: ‘We have a plan for our school’
In a nearly 90-minute presentation, Steinhatchee School parents and other concerned community members addressed the Taylor County School Board with proposals for increasing enrollment at the school and therefore improving…
Primary school not included in state budget
For the second consecutive year, the Taylor County School District’s request for state funds to help construct a new Perry Primary School has been left out the Florida Legislature’s preliminary…
Padgett to seek sheriff’s seat; Woods eyes school superintendent’s office
Four additional candidates have thrown their hats into the political ring this past week seeking a range of offices that include sheriff and superintendent of schools. Longtime deputy Wayne Padgett…
Council wants city to pay for Eternal Flame
The eternal flame at Veterans Memorial Park is once again burning brightly and, on Tuesday, the Perry City Council is expected to discuss ways to keep it that way. Councilman…
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