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Sale of Cedar Island home is stopped
Circuit Judge Greg Parker has granted a motion by Cedar Island property owner Timothy Brooks to stay the foreclosure sale originally scheduled for Tuesday, July 2, while his appeal continues…
Applications being accepted for monument
The Veterans Memorial Park Committee is accepting applications for its 12th and final block monument planned to be installed at the park at this time. Only a limited number of…
Sign-ups, evaluations set for football, cheerleading
The 2019 season for Upward flag football and cheerleading will begin soon, and sign-ups are set for later this month. The age groups this year are for players and cheerleaders…
Brake failure?
The driver of this four-door sedan told police her brakes failed, resulting in her vehicle crashing into the northwest corner of Hibbett Sports around 7 p.m. Sunday. Jamiesha Calhoun, 28,…
Legal Notices for June 28, 2019
Legal Notice TCA Electrical Contractors, Inc. hereby gives Notice of Completion of the contract with Taylor County Board of Commissioners for the Upgrade of Airfield Lighting at the Perry-Foley Airport,…
David Hershell Benton
David Hershell Benton “Hershey,” 65, passed away Saturday night, June 22, 2019. Hershey was born May 3, 1954 in Perry to Shorty and Edna Brannon Benton. Hershey was a master…
Myrtis Louque Clees
Myrtis Louque Clees, 98, St. Petersburg, Fla.: June 23, 2019. Visitation; Friday, June 28, 6 to 8 p.m., Beggs Funeral Home, 201 W Main St, Perry, FL 32347. Funeral Service,…
‘Toy Story 4’ somehow manages to give the franchise its second perfect ending
By MARK VIOLA Pixar’s “Toy Story” franchise is easily a Top 5 film trilogy in my opinion. The first film, which hit theaters in 1995, revolutionized the animation industry and…
‘Anna’ delivers perhaps the most complete, best-scripted female assassin movie in years
By MARK VIOLA It’s not terribly uncommon these days to see a movie and be reminded of plenty of other films with very similar premises. Take “Anna” for instance, the…
Sheriff fails First Amendment ‘audit’
A self-described “First Amendment auditor” drew an angry and profane response from Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett on Wednesday when a Mayo man attempted to use his cell phone camera…
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