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City to update its billing, financial software systems
The City of Perry is approximately one year away from implementing new computer software and hardware that staff says will save taxpayers money, increase productivity and address a number of…
One wounded in Tuesday night Warner St. shooting
One person is listed in stable condition at a Tallahassee hospital after being injured in a shooting incident that occurred on the public right-of-way in the 600 block of South…
Police seize seven different drugs from suspect after vehicle chase
A routine traffic stop for illegal window tint escalated into a short chase that ended in a crash, followed by the arrest of a 35-year-old Perry man for possession of…
Commission keeps tax rates the same, but open to possibly lowering them next month
The Taylor County Commission appears willing to consider a slight reduction in the county’s property tax millage rates, but the board decided to hold off on making that decision until…
Deputy helps with roadside delivery
There was nothing routine about the call that came in early Wednesday morning — a woman was in active labor on the side of the road.…
PPD named top agency at FDLE Safety Awards
The Perry Police Department (PPD) has been recognized as the top agency in the entire state of Florida when it comes to traffic safety, ranking first in its division as…
Schools fill open positions with ‘guest teachers’
With the start of the 2023-24 school year just a week away, the Taylor County School District has filled all but one of the 18 open instructional positions advertised in…
County considers Spring Warrior for future boat ramp
After a lengthy delay, the county is finally moving forward with the possible acquisition of 3.95 acres at Spring Warrior to site a new public boat ramp.…
Slaughter Road paving
After facing delays due to frequent rains and extreme heat, work crews on Slaughter Road paved one lane of the remaining section of the roadway Wednesday and were preparing the…
Landry asks for updates on hydrants, road repairs
Councilwoman Diane Landry recently requested updates on several ongoing city projects — including fire hydrants and road repairs – before adding several new items to the list during city council…
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