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County considering two more CDBG-DR projects
The Taylor County Commission will hold a second public hearing this Friday on potential Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) grant applications, adding to the existing list of nine…
DMH, local water/sewer districts also preparing funding requests
Like the Taylor County Commission and City of Perry, Doctors Memorial Hospital (DMH), the Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District (TCWSD) and Big Bend Water Authority (BBWA) are also seeking…
Fatal crash on Hwy. 27
A 57-year-old Mayo man was fatally injured in a single-vehicle semi-tractor trailer crash early Thursday morning on Hwy. 27 East, approximately two miles east of Connell Cemetery Road in Taylor…
Grief counselors are on hand at TCMS following death of 11-year-old student
Editor’s Note: The following article is published with the consent of the minor child’s mother, who granted permission to share with our readers. Grief counselors and local youth pastors were…
Peace walk, forum planned to ‘chart path toward healing’
In the wake of the recent deaths of two teens whose lives were lost to gun violence, the Perry community is coming together “to honor lives lost, uplift youth and…
West Fraser equipment to be sold via auction
More than 100 pieces of sawmill equipment will be sold via an online auction set for Oct. 4, as the new owner of the former West Fraser Perry Sawmill site…
County moves forward with taking over emergency management
The Taylor County Commission is moving forward with its decision to take back control of Taylor County Emergency Management from the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO), and the board is…
Commercial fish house and launch in Stein?
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to apply for a $300,000 planning grant to explore the creation of a commercial seafood boat launch and offloading facility in Steinhatchee.…
School board will hold a workshop Sept. 9 to discuss options for the future of the ‘Rock Building’
Community members and stakeholders are invited to share their input about the future of the “Rock Building” at a special workshop planned Tuesday, Sept. 9.…
Entering the peak of hurricane season
The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season has been pretty quiet so far, which is a welcome reprieve for Taylor County residents, businesses and property owners who were buffeted by three major…
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