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For God and Country
As a founding member of the Veterans Memorial Park Committee, A.L. Grubbs invested not only his time into the project, but his blood, sweat and – more than likely –…
PACEM announces ‘temporary furlough’ of employees during ‘gap in production’
Local munitions manufacturer PACEM Defense and ALS, Inc. (Amtech Lethal Systems) has announced a “temporary furlough” of an unspecified number of employees while “dealing with a gap in production orders.”…
Second arrest connected to quadruple shooting
The Perry Police Department (PPD) has made a second arrest in connection to the Aug. 21 quadruple shooting at Perrytown Apartments that resulted in two fatalities, but has declined to…
No benefits for 4,250 Taylor County SNAPrecipients this month due to gov. shutdown
Some 4,250 SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) recipients in Taylor County are among the thousands across the country who did not receive their benefits for the month of November due…
County to auction off docks damaged by Helene
Taylor County officials will hold a live auction this Friday, Nov. 7, at 9:30 a.m. to sell off more than 50 sections of docks and gangways recovered from the county’s…
FDOT plan includes $85.5 million in local projects
Local residents have one more week to comment on a draft Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) five-year work program for District Two, which is quite similar to last year’s plan.…
City council cancels its second meeting in both Nov. & Dec.
The Perry City Council has changed the date of its first meeting in November and canceled the second meeting of the month in both November and December.…
County continues debate over roll-off site dumping
The Taylor County Commission is considering holding a public hearing to continue discussing solid waste operations in an attempt to find a way to cut down on unauthorized users at…
Man arrested after naked rampage
A Perry man went on a naked rampage at a local convenience store Saturday, Oct. 25, damaging multiple vehicles and exposing himself to a crowd of customers.…
School board to talk ‘Student Code of Conduct’
The Taylor County School Board will hold a workshop prior to its regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4, to review proposed changes to the district’s “Student Code of Conduct,” including…
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