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Serial killer rumors ‘not true’
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has fielded dozens of calls in the past few weeks regarding a possible serial killer from the Shady Grove area and the alleged discovery…
Local Payless to close
Perry’s Payless ShoeSource store is one of nearly 400 the company will be closing after filing a voluntary petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization this week. Payless announced the filing…
Assistant State Attorney Weed: Arrowood claims ‘absurd’
Like most adults taking a daily regimen of medicine, murder victim Shelly Strickland, 50, kept her weekly dosages separated in a small pillbox organized by the days of the week.…
Questions about Tallahassee’s National Veterans Cemetery?
A representative from the National Veterans Cemetery in Tallahassee will be in Perry Tuesday, April 11, to answer any questions local veterans and their families may have. The representative will…
Hall of Fame
The Taylor County School Board recognized the 2017 Educators’ Hall of Fame inductees during a reception held last week at the Alton H. Wentworth Administrative Complex. PHOTO: (L to r)…
Blount holds camp for kids, visits soldiers in Germany
Two-time Super Bowl champion runningback LeGarrette Blount was in Europe this past weekend hosting a football camp at Ramstein Air Base in Germany. The event, organized by ProCamps, took place…
Dunn staff here April 13
U.S. Congressional representative Dr. Neal Dunn has announced he will hold mobile office hours in Taylor County Thursday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Residents can meet with…
Board okays new dress code
Parents and students will have significantly more options when they go clothes shopping this summer for the 2017-18 school year. The Taylor County School Board unanimously approved a new standard…
Hoped-for rain soaks county
A powerful storm system brought torrential rainfall and frequent lightning to Taylor County late Monday and early Tuesday, dropping as much as eight inches of rain according to official gauges…
County settles with HR director for $250,000
The Taylor County Commission has reached a $250,000 settlement agreement with its soon-to-be former human resources director, who alleged the county discriminated against her because of her gender and age.…
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