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DMH announces data breach at debt collection contractor
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) has provided notice of a data security incident that occurred at Nationwide Recovery Services, Inc. (NRS), possibly involving some patients’ personal information.…
Schools report flurry of new, returning students enrolling
While the state has predicted a downturn in student enrollment for the coming year, district administrators report they have been receiving a flurry a new and returning student registrations “daily”…
School board to seek historical designation for ‘Rock Building’?
The Taylor County School Board has requested additional information on the process to designate the “Old Rock Building” school site as a historical landmark.…
Teachers working without A/C
While today (Friday) is the first “official” day teachers and staff return to work, many have already invested multiple hours of personal time off during the tail end of summer…
Perry woman arrested at drug bust in Crawfordville targeting meth distributor
A Perry woman was one of four individuals arrested late last week during the execution of a “high-risk” warrant at a residence in Crawfordville, resulting in the seizure of nearly…
PPD seize crack cocaine laced with fentanyl, trafficking amounts of meth
Crack cocaine laced with fentanyl and trafficking amounts of methamphetamine were seized during an arrest Monday night, July 28, on the city right-of-way next to a vacant lot that has…
Man arrested for restaurant break-in
The man suspected in a break-in at Casa Grande Restaurant Friday night, July 25, was in police custody less than two hours after employees discovered the burglary Saturday morning.…
Back to School Sales Tax Holiday will run through August
Florida’s annual “Back to School Sales Tax Holiday” kicks off this Friday, Aug. 1, and will continue for the entire month of August, giving shoppers the opportunity to purchase certain…
Batteries, generators, more permanently sales tax free
In addition to a month-long sales tax holiday for back-to-school supplies, the Florida Legislature permanently exempted from sales tax a number of disaster-preparedness items such as batteries and generators, along…
City responds to Florida DOGE requests after initially opting out
After initially opting out earlier this year, the City of Perry has since responded to an updated request for information and provided three years worth of financial and budget data…
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