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Carnival open!
The community carnival hosted by the Taylor County Leadership Council is now open at Jerkins Community Center. The carnival will be open today (Friday, March 31) from 6-11 p.m. Weekend…
Free concert April 1
Local band Frayed Knot will present a free concert Saturday at Rosehead Park amphitheater from 6-8 p.m. Food vendors, including Killer Grill and Casa Grande, will be on site. The…
Car wash, bake sale at Ace
Taylor County Special Olympics will hold a car wash and bake sale Saturday, April 1, at Ragans Ace Hardware starting at 9 a.m. “No joke—we are ready to wash your…
Habitat to hold wall-raising April 1
Taylor County Habitat for Humanity will hold a wall-raising on Saturday, April 1, at its new home project on Slaughter Road. “We need volunteers,” Executive Director Patricia Meyerin said. “No…
Main Street folds
Thousands of volunteer hours and tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars have been expended in the past six-plus years to re-establish Main Street Perry as a major force in the…
Woman said she needed money
Not wearing a seatbelt cost one Perry woman more than a traffic citation—it led to her arrest on felony drug charges. Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) Lt. Jimmy Cash and…
Death knell for BioNitrogen?
BioNitrogen, the company which once sought to construct a $300 million urea fertilizer plant in Taylor County and still owes the City of Perry $3 million, may soon sell off…
Light project for Reed Bridge moves forward
Moving forward on a project more than two years in the making, the Taylor County Commission is seeking bids to install lights on the Capt. Chad Allen Reed Sr. Memorial…
Williams honored
Riders from Florida’s Fallen Officers Foundation were in Perry Wednesday to honor the late Scott Williams, the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) deputy killed in the line of duty in…
156 anglers cast their lures in Steinhatchee Fishing Tourney
The 16th annual Steinhatchee Community Fishing Tournament was held last Saturday, March 25, at the Steinhatchee Community Center with a total of 156 anglers registered to fish–a 50 percent increase…
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