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Hart earns high marks in third-year review
City Manager John Hart received mostly high marks from members of the Perry City Council in his third annual performance review, following a year in which he helped secure more…
Traffic changes at primary, elementary schools
A temporary change to traffic and parking patterns at both the primary and elementary schools will impact parents and students over the next three weeks due to an awning construction…
Perry man, 53, struck by vehicle and killed in early Saturday morning crash
A 53-year-old Perry man was tragically struck by a car and killed on his wife’s birthday — Saturday, Aug. 29 — succumbing to injuries suffered in an early-morning crash on…
FDOT revokes licenses for Flock cameras on state highways
Just a month after the Perry City Council voted to end a trial program with Flock Safety for automated license plate readers (ALPR) within the city limits, the Florida Department…
Commission eying possible raises for county employees
The Taylor County Commission will finalize its 2026-27 budget later this month, and the biggest question remaining is just how much the board will have to dip into its reserves…
City council canceled Aug. 25 meeting due to lack of quorum
The Perry City Council’s Aug. 25 meeting ended before it even started last Tuesday due to a lack of a quorum, as three of the five council members were absent.…
Construction of new Roy’s Restaurant now underway
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene reduced the iconic eatery along the banks of the Steinhatchee River to a concrete slab, Roy’s Restaurant is rising again.…
‘Operation Healing Heroes’ visits Steinhatchee American Legion Post 291
Operation Healing Heroes Foundation founder Jay Garstecki, the son and grandson of veterans, carries a deep and abiding respect for those who have worn our nation’s uniform.…
County settles suit over property split dispute
The Taylor County Commission has settled a lawsuit filed by a local property owner after the county prevented them from splitting off a section and selling it, as well as…
What’s next for data centers?
The Taylor County Commission listened to subject matter experts and concerned residents for three and a half hours Tuesday evening, gathering information on data centers, their possible impacts — positive…
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