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Apply now, decide later for SBA loan
With many homeowners and businesses caught between a rock and a hard place as they navigate insurance claims and denials, the Small Business Association (SBA) wants residents to know that…
Anderson becomes first local ‘24 candidate
Willie Jefferson Anderson Jr. has officially become the first local candidate to file to run for election in 2024, submitting his paperwork to vie for the Perry City Council District…
Newman suggests prohibiting mooring boats in Steinhatchee
One of the more indelible images from Hurricane Idalia was a video posted on social media of the Steinhatchee River flowing in reverse as the massive storm surge carried along…
TCSO: Man attempted to ‘sic’ dog on deputy
A Perry man being questioned in relation to a domestic violence investigation Saturday, Oct. 14, was tased and arrested after resisting law enforcement and repeatedly commanding his dog to “sic”…
Commission to lease space at airport for FEMA staging area?
The Taylor County Commission is considering leasing the closed runway at Perry-Foley Airport to the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to store Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) housing trailers.…
Taylor is named ‘Big Bend Preps Athlete of the Week’
Taylor County High School (TCHS) junior golfer Jackson Taylor was named the Tallahassee Democrat’s “Big Bend Preps Athlete of the Week” for the first week of October.…
Brannen crowned queen
Lauralai Brannen won three of the major awards categories and claimed the overall crown during the Miss Florida Forest Festival Pageant held Saturday, Oct. 14, at Forest Capital Hall.…
Commission seeks $3.1 million federal grant to re-align airport taxiways to meet FAA rules
A multi-million-dollar project to re-align the taxiways at Perry-Foley Airport is once again moving forward after being delayed due to federal funding issues within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which…
School board may not know total Idalia damages for a year
The Taylor County School District may not know the final numbers related to its hurricane damage from Idalia for up to a year, and work on repairing much of that…
Mill buyer hunt expands
The “Citizens Action Task Force” working to identify a buyer for the local Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foley Cellulose mill has provided an update on its efforts to identify a company that…
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