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David Brian Palmer
David Brian Palmer, 50, of Perry, died April 17, 2015, at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, April 21, at 11 a.m. at The Church of God with Sister…
Short summer for students?
Taylor County students will likely be returning to class two weeks earlier than originally planned for the 2015-16 school year, after Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed an education accountability bill…
City council stands firm against ‘sports bar’
After opening the door to possibly including a sports-bar type license in its alcohol-service ordinance, the Perry City Council slammed it shut with a unanimous vote Tuesday. Council members did…
Review: ‘Woman in Gold’ is an emotional true story 70 years in the making
By MARK VIOLA Last year, we got the film “Monuments Men,” which depicted the Allied effort to recover artwork looted and hoarded by the Nazis during World War II. That…
Can’t miss events on Saturday, April 18
Trash to Treasure Yard Sale The Perry Garden Club’s Trash to Treasure yard sale is planned for Saturday beginning at 8 a.m. Raffles will be held during the event which…
Board considers raising pay for school bus drivers
Facing a shortage of bus drivers, especially substitutes, the Taylor County School Board is considering several ways to entice more people to take the job, including eliminating the requirement that…
TCHS baseball to hold annual senior night
The Taylor County High baseball team will celebrate its annual senior night and youth night this tonight (Friday) when state-ranked Lafayette County comes to town. Any recreational league baseball player…
Steinhatchee Seafood Festival will make its debut
American Legion Post 291 has teamed with the Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation to host the first Steinhatchee Seafood Festival today (Friday, April 17) through Sunday, April 19, benefitting Purple…
BioNitrogen CEO: on track to break ground by year’s end
BioNitrogen remains on schedule and is close to reaching several production milestones in its efforts to construct a $300 million urea fertilizer plant in Taylor County, according to company officials.…
FWC approves new bear rules
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) continues to build on its long-standing, proactive approach to bear management, officials said. At their April 15 meeting in Tallahassee, FWC commissioners…
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