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‘Hotel Artemis’ combines a lot of genres for a wild & fun ride
By MARK VIOLA It’s rather rare to see a movie that wears its ifluences on its sleeve right out in the open and still manages to feel mostly original. Quentin…
‘First Reformed’ is about faith and radicalization in an unexpected package
By MARK VIOLA While the summer-movie season is filled with big-budget blockbusters and high-profile projects, there is still room for smaller fare to find its way to the big screen.…
Health officials confirm human case of EEE here
The Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) confirmed late Thursday a human case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) here. Officials said there “is a heightened concern additional residents…
Fina issues ruling on renewed motion
Circuit Judge David Fina issued an order Wednesday partially granting a motion brought on behalf of convicted murderer Garrett Arrowood, who is seeking a new trial after receiving a life…
Wednesday crash
There are several tense moments Wednesday afternoon while emergency responders worked to extricate a woman pinned inside her car during a two-vehicle crash in front of the Perry post office.…
Amrouch marks beginning of production with June 18 event
Amrouch Snacks will commemorate the start of production in Perry with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, June 18 at 9 a.m. at the former Synder’s-Lance plant in Perry. According to…
Spradley wants lights at boat ramp, along Keaton Beach Rd.
Newly-appointed County Commissioner Steve Spradley is asking his fellow board members to consider a proposal to install lights at the Keaton Beach boat ramp and along Keaton Beach Road from…
County seeks to cash in on palmetto berries
In an attempt to cash in on the lucrative saw palmetto berry market, county commissioners have agreed to advertise for bids from contractors who would harvest berries growing on county…
Stand up, step up, be a father
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Contributing Writer Five years ago, Dr. Willie J. Anderson Jr. became an instant father when he pledged his love at the altar to not only his…
Additional sidewalks, lights for Loughridge Park among recommendations for council’s 5-year plan
The Perry City Council is peering into a proverbial crystal ball and looking at recommendations for five years’ worth of capital improvement projects. Additional sidewalks and lights for the Loughridge…
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