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Home of the Brave
Taylor County saluted its brave men and women who have served, and continued to serve, in the U.S. Armed Forces—both in wartime and in peace—with a series of ceremonies Monday,…
DJJ plans public meeting here Nov. 18
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) will hold an public meeting in Perry Monday, Nov. 18, as part of its “Prevention Road Tour.” According to officials, the meeting will…
2013 TCHS Homecoming King & Queen
Taylor County High School seniors Jamarcus Robertson, left, and Annsley Bohlman were crowned Homecoming King and Queen during the pep rally held Thursday, Nov. 7. The pair were featured in…
County pursues funding for additional sidewalks
The Taylor County Commission is applying for a $328,000 grant from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to construct a sidewalk along Old Dixie Highway from Jefferson Street to Southside…
County to salute its veterans Monday
For 27 years, Taylor County High School JROTC has taken the lead in honoring veterans with a Veterans Day ceremony. And each year the band plays a medley of service…
Former code enforcement board rep cited for violations
Former City of Perry Code Enforcement Board member Tonya Holton has been cited for having horses on her property within the city limits, in violation of current zoning and land…
Burglar nabbed at scene of break-in
A would-be burglar was caught red-handed and still on the scene of a break-in at the Star Food Mart Wednesday, Oct. 30. Perry Police Department officers were dispatched to the…
Obamacare: What it means for Taylor County residents
By MARK VIOLA / Staff writer It’s been six weeks since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), most commonly referred to as Obamacare, federal health insurance exchange went…
Man dies in rollover crash
A Tallahassee man was killed in a single-vehicle crash that happened here early Monday morning on Keaton Beach Road. William Cabot Kyle IV, 37, was ejected from the 2000 Chevy…
Ethics complaint against Deming is dismissed
The State of Florida Commission on Ethics has dismissed the ethics complaint filed against Perry City Councilman Mike Deming, finding that the complaint lacked legal sufficiency. Former Code Enforcement Board…
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