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Should tax exemptions continue?
When casting a ballot during the Aug. 26 primary election, voters will decide whether or not Taylor County officials continue to have access to one of their main economic development…
Lundy seeks 7th term on school board
Longtime Dist. 4 school board representative Danny Lundy has announced his candidacy for a seventh term. As he is seeking a non-partisan office, Lundy will be on the Aug. 28…
Looking ahead…five decades!
Running water and flushing toilets are a given in everyday life…and are often taken for granted until problems arise. However, the City of Perry is mindful of its sewer utilities,…
Finn signs to play (and learn) at Miles College
On July 31, Taylor County Bulldog defensive lineman Anthony Finn will begin his collegiate academic and football career at Miles College, located in Birmingham, Alabama. Unlike some other highly-recruited high…
Spirit signs and buttons available
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) varsity football team is now less than a month away from hosting their preseason “Kickoff Classic” against Ocala-Forest on Friday, August 17. The Bulldogs…
Sign-up for Upward Football!
It’s that time of year again to sign up for Upward flag football and cheerleading as the 2018 season is right around the corner. Upwards sports was established in 1995…
Chamber Scramble is Aug. 10
The Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce reminders members to “Save the Date” for the upcoming 25th annual Chamber Golf Scramble. The event is planned Friday, Aug. 10, at the Perry…
Golf camp is Aug. 6-8
The Taylor County High School golf team will host a golf camp Aug. 6-8 at Perry Golf and Country Club, with all proceeds benefiting the TCHS 2018 golf team. Participants…
Legal Notices for July 20, 2018
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING: The District Board of Trustees of North Florida Community College will hold a summer retreat on Monday, July 30, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. in the Hamilton…
DMH asbestos removal bid: $572,248
Based on bids received this week by the Taylor County Commission, it will cost taxpayers more than half a million dollars to remove asbestos from the former Doctors’ Memorial Hospital…
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