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Cancer survivor’s journey brings her closer to God
When Taylor County cancer survivors gather Monday evening, April 29, for the annual reception given in their honor, two very special guests will be recognized—Beverly Parker and Marilyn Johnson, the…
Review: ‘Oblivion’ is an action-filled sci-fi trip with a great story
Although at the beginning, the “Olivion” seems like it will be an average action flick, additional layers are continuously added through its two-hour length, adding depth not only to the…
Master Gardeners will be selling plants soon
Taylor County’s Master Gardeners have been propagating seeds while preparing herbs, annuals, perennials, vegetables, succulents and hanging baskets for the fifth annual Plant Sale and Spring Festival planned for Saturday,…
Flying Wallendas to captivate at Jest Fest
Jest Fest! presents its final performance Saturday, April 27, from 6-8 p.m. at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza in downtown Gainesville. Headlining the show are the world famous Flying Wallendas,…
Forest Capital Hall grant to fund sprinkler system?
The Taylor County Commission is moving forward with a grant application to fund improvements to Forest Capital Hall. The commission last week held the second of two public hearings on…
Legal Notices for April 26, 2013
CITY OF PERRY PURCHASE ORDER NO. 50481 Pursuant to Section 2.13(B) of the City Charter of the City of Perry, Florida, notice is hereby given that the City Council had…
Jobless rate drops to its lowest mark since October 2008
For the second month in a row, Taylor County’s unemployment rate experienced a significant drop in March, now resting at 7.7 percent, its lowest level since October 2008. After staying…
Theatre festival will feature 11 original 10-minute plays
The Florida State University Student Theatre Association will present its 10-minute play festival entitled “Flow” this weekend (April 26-28) in the Augusta Conradi Studio Theatre, located in the Williams Building.…
Rotary sets May 3 deadline to ‘adopt a brick’ at Rosehead
The Perry Rotary Club is offering the public an opportunity to “adopt a brick” at Rosehead Park, which is currently under construction. The deadline to purchase a brick and be…
85 anglers brave winds in Steinhatchee tournament
The wind was awful, but 85 brave souls went out to test their fishing abilities last Friday and Saturday for the Steinhatchee Community Fishing Tournament, sponsored by the Steinhatchee Community…
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