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Perry woman escapes injury in Hwy. 19 crash during heavy rainstorm
A 40-year-old Perry woman escaped injury when her vehicle hydroplaned and flipped during a heavy rainstorm Wednesday afternoon, June 11, on Highway 19, just north of Wayside Park near the…
Flushing is scheduled to continue for weeks
City of Perry officials are notifying city water customers that scheduled water line and hydrant flushing will continue over the coming weeks.…
Air Methods launches new air medical bases in Suwannee and Wakulla county
Air Methods, the leading air medical service provider in the United States, has announced the arrival of a new “AirLife Florida 1” base in Wakulla County, as well as a…
City needs volunteers for 2 pension boards
The City of Perry also continues to search for two city residents interested in serving on the pension boards for the Perry Police Department and City of Perry Fire Department.…
City seeking volunteer to serve on DMH board
The City of Perry is seeking volunteers to serve on three different boards, including the city’s representative on the Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) Board of Directors.…
$18 million in local funding at stake
City of Perry, Taylor County and local school district officials are anxiously awaiting word out of Tallahassee about the fate of up to $18 million in funding for local projects,…
Superintendent to recommend Gray as TCPS principal
Laura Gray, a 24-year school district veteran with six years of administrative experience as assistant principal, is being recommended to take the lead as principal at Taylor County Primary School…
Coast Guard removing damaged channel markers
A U.S. Coast Guard crew launched their boat at the Keaton Beach public boat ramp on Monday around 11 a.m. to begin the process of removing damaged channel markers from…
Public hearing set for boat ramp bypasses
A public hearing and stakeholder meeting will be held next week regarding the feasibility of constructing transportation bypasses that would alleviate traffic congestion around the Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee boat…
County receives bids for two housing projects
The Taylor County Commission has received bids for two state-funded housing rehabilitation projects, but officials say it is unlikely the county will be able to move forward with both projects…
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