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Over 50 employers here on Oct. 18
CareerSource North Florida, FloridaCommerce and the Taylor County Chamber of Commerce will host a huge “Career & Resource Fair” on Wednesday, Oct. 18 at Forest Capital Hall.…
Grand Jury will meet on Oct. 30
A grand jury is scheduled to be called on Monday, Oct. 30, to review an unknown case that will be presented by the State Attorney’s Office.…
Damaged, but open for business
Perry’s Save A Lot grocery store was open for business Thursday, despite the building sustainingserious damage from strong winds and heavy rain that moved through overnight on Wednesday.Thursday’s opening was…
County wants new public safety complex
Citing overcrowding at the Taylor County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during Hurricane Idalia, county officials are considering requesting more than $10 million from the Florida Legislature to fund construction of…
City seeks funds for a police/fire station
City of Perry officials will seek funding from the state legislature to construct a new “dual use” public safety building that would house both the Perry Police Department and City…
TCMS wins ‘Bulldog Bowl’ 36-8 over Suwannee
By MADDOX WILES The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Bulldogs earned “Top Dog” honors in the Big Bend Tuesday night in Live Oak by demolishing Suwannee County 36-8 in the…
County Jail expansion to cost $85,000 more
The Taylor County Commission has agreed to use $85,000 in local taxpayer dollars to plug an unexpected shortfall in the ongoing $4.6 million state-funded Taylor County Jail renovation and expansion…
Lady Bulldogs sweep Madison 3-0 at home for ‘Senior Night’
Led by the team’s seven seniors, the Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs’ varsity volleyball team swept Madison 3-0 on “Senior Night” in Perry.…
Ready for the stage
Members of the Perry Women’s Club were given a preview of the fun to come when contestantsfrom the Miss Florida Forest Festival pageant joined them for lunch on Wednesday. The…
Solar eclipse Oct. 14
While local residents will not be able to personally view the “Ring of Fire” that will be visible in eight other states, they will be able to see what appears…
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