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    Murder on Malloy Avenue

    The Perry Police Department (PPD) is releasing very little information as investigators attempt to gather clues related to a homicide that occurred on Malloy Avenue Wednesday night. According to PPD…

    Foley updates DEP on Fenholloway project

    Foley updates DEP on Fenholloway project

    Top officials with Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) received updates on several major ongoing environmental improvement projects during a recent tour of Georgia-Pacific’s (GP) local Foley Mill. FDEP Secretary…

    Little Caesars to open restaurant

    Months of local officials working with backers of a Little Caesars franchise will pay off later this year with the opening of a new restaurant here. City Manager Bob Brown…

    Girls host district championship game Jan. 26

    The Taylor County High School varsity girls’ soccer team won its first match in the district tournament by a 3-1 score over Marianna here in Perry Wednesday night and will…

    Sen. Rubio’s staff will be in Perry Jan. 31

    The office of U.S. Senator Marco Rubio will hold its mobile office hours in Taylor County on Wednesday, Jan. 31 from noon until 2 p.m. Anyone interested in speaking to…

    Bulldog boys basketball breezes by Jefferson County Tigers, 58-28

    The Taylor County High School varsity boys’ basketball team improved their record to 5-7 on the season after recording an easy victory over Jefferson County Tuesday night, shredding the Tigers,…

    ‘Paddington 2’ defies January’s pattern and provides a wonderful family movie

    ‘Paddington 2’ defies January’s pattern and provides a wonderful family movie

    By MARK VIOLA The live-action of “Paddington” was one of the biggest surprises of 2014, at least in terms of movies. It was truly so much better than it had…

    16 BBTC students receive scholarships

    The Economist in 2014, roughly 44 million Americans are in debt due to student loans, with the U.S. student loan debt exceeding $1.2 trillion. Thanks to CareerSource North Florida, 16…

    Anderson, Day-Lewis deliver again with compelling ‘Phantom Thread’

    Anderson, Day-Lewis deliver again with compelling ‘Phantom Thread’

    By MARK VIOLA I really didn’t know what to expect from the new film “Phantom Thread” when I sat down in the theater. Story-wise, I only knew what the trailers…

    Judge Blue raises local candidate tally to eight

    Taylor County Judge Bill Blue has filed to run for re-election, bringing the total number of local candidates registered for the 2018 election cycle to eight. Blue was first elected…