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City council seeking designs for new welcome signs for Hwy. 19
In an effort to help make the City of Perry a little more welcoming, the Perry City Council has given City Manager John Hart permission to seek several potential design…
Perry’s code enforcement grace period for hurricane-related damages set to end July 1
City of Perry officials are planning to ask local businesses and commercial property owners to begin repairing and replacing storm-damaged signs and structures in the coming weeks, as a code…
Three arrested for armed robbery
Three Perry teens, ranging in age from 16 to 19, are facing felony armed robbery charges after allegedly assaulting an individual with handguns Friday, March 29.…
Commission to request a state DOGE review?
The Taylor County Commission is considering requesting assistance from Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Florida State Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) task force, modeled on the federal version overseen by President Donald…
Public invited to provide input on economic plan
The firm hired by the Taylor County Commission to draft an “Economic Development Strategic Plan” for the county has announced a series of public meetings and workshops to gather public…
12 girls added to TCHS cheerleading squads after concerns over scoring
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) cheerleading squads should be noticeably louder next season, after 12 high school girls who initially did not make the cut have since been added…
Two TCHS sophomores advance to Florida Bar Moot Court semi-finals
Taylor County High School (TCHS) sophomores Mahi Patel and Trey Lytle made a strong impression on judges with the First District Court of Appeals on Wednesday in Tallahassee, advancing to…
Grant to fund monitoring of GP’s clean-up
The Taylor County Commission has awarded a $50,000 contract to Adams and Reese, LLC, to conduct an economic development strategic plan for the county, as well as to oversee environmental…
Fire destroys Slaughter Road home
Taylor County Fire-Rescue responded to a fire on Slaughter Road around 11:30 p.m. on Friday, March 28, that destroyed a mobile home and displaced the family of seven who lived…
City switching to new billing system Friday
City utility customers should be receiving their last-ever postcard style bill from the City of Perry this week.…
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