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U.S. postage rates are going up again July 13
Effective this Sunday, July 13, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) will increase the price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp from 73 cents to 78 cents.…
Permit secured for Foley mill demolition
The contractor hired by Georgia-Pacific (GP) to demolish the Foley Mill has obtained a construction stormwater permit to address any potential pollutant discharge during the demolition process, requesting coverage through…
School board will hold public hearing on ‘Rock Building’
The Taylor County School Board voted 4-1 Tuesday to advertise for and hold a public hearing on the proposed sale of the “Old Rock Building” school complex (formerly Perry Elementary/Head…
DeSantis vetoes bill that changed rules for FWC officers
On the day it was set to go into effect, Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed House Bill 1133, stating the proposed law failed to achieve its intent of preventing officers with…
Commission puts insurance policies out for bid
The Taylor County Commission is seeking interested firms to provide a wide variety of insurance coverage for the county, including general liability, property and worker’s compensation.…
Quadruplets recognized in Guinness record book
Welcoming a new addition is one of the most cherished moments a family can experience. Now, imagine multiplying that joy times four!…
State Fire Marshal investigating Golf Course Road fire
The State Fire Marshal is investigating an early-morning fire on Saturday, June 28, that destroyed a home under construction on Golf Course Road.…
$14.9 million for Taylor survives governor’s veto
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis finally signed the $117.4 billion state budget Monday morning, using his line-item veto power to slash more than $1.3 billion in spending.…
One arrested in drug trafficking investigation
One arrest has been made and more are expected in the future in connection with an ongoing investigation into a Drug Trafficking Organization (DTO) operating in Taylor County.…
City council delays adopting‘Property Maintenance Code’
After hearing concerns from several local property owners and questions from council members, the Perry City Council has tabled adoption of a proposed “International Property Maintenance Code” to allow for…
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