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Sheffield inducted into ‘Hall of Fame’
Korean War veteran and former POW Staff Sgt. Edward “Ed” Sheffield will be inducted into the Florida Veterans’ Hall of Fame Tuesday, Nov. 14, in Tallahassee.…
Up on the roof!
Roofing crews were busy this week removing and replacing hurricane-damaged roofs on several City of Perry buildings downtown, including the City Council meeting room.…
Hampton will not continue as mayor
District 2 City Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton has indicated she will not seek a second term as mayor of the City of Perry.…
Cashway requests city close or sell 2 city streets
Cashway Building Supply has submitted a request to the city council asking the city to permanently close or sell a section of two city streets that are no longer being…
City council cancels its second meeting in November, December
The Perry City Council has changed its normal meeting schedule and canceled the second meeting of each month in both November and December.…
City Council voting districts are ‘good’
While voting districts for county commission and school board seats have gotten “out of whack” and will require a re-districting process due to shifts in population, city council districts remain…
Task force seeks state funds for environmental consultant
While the Citizens Action Task Force continues to seek a buyer for the Foley Cellulose mill in Perry — following Georgia-Pacific’s (GP) Sept. 18 announcement it would close the facility…
Bicyclist struck by vehicle on Old Dixie
A bicyclist was in stable condition after being struck by a vehicle while traveling northbound on Old Dixie Highway Sunday night.…
Bulldogs end season 2-8 with 35-34 heartbreaking loss to Maclay in OT
By MADDOX WILES The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Bulldogs suffered a second straight one-point loss — this time by a missed extra point in overtime — to fall to…
County faces $490K repair bill for San Pedro Rd.
The Taylor County Commission is facing the prospect of spending approximately $490,000 to address a depression that began to appear last year on San Pedro Road.…
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