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Bring imagination to life with ‘Touch-A-Truck’
Help bring your child’s imagination to life with Taylor County “Touch-A-Truck.” The free, family-friendly event will be held Saturday, March 23, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Rosehead Park.…
Invasion of privacy or unintentional oversharing?
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff writer “Have you lost your spare car key or remote?” read the sponsored Facebook advertisement on Perry resident Amanda J.’s newsfeed. Less than an hour…
Big Bend Brewfest is March 16
Head down to Rosehead Park Saturday, March 16, and join fellow community members in celebrating Taylor County’s 2nd annual Big Bend Brewfest. Originally scheduled for Saturday, March 2, the festival…
Lady Bulldogs capture medals at track meet
By GLYNDELL B. PRESLEY The Taylor County High School (TCHS) Lady Bulldogs Track team participated in the 21st annual Crystal River Pirate Track Invitational on March 9 in Crystal River.…
City to begin charter review
The Perry City Council will conduct an in-house review of the city charter and look at moving forward with any updates or changes needed. At Tuesday’s regular city meeting, City…
Learn to bottle-feed kittens this March 17
As the weather begins to warm, the dreaded “kitten season” draws closer. Taylor County will be once again overrun with a huge influx of new stray kittens and puppies born…
County discusses strategic planning, capital purchases
County commissioners and staff are in the process of addressing a wide range of issues as part of a series of strategic planning workshops held over the past month. During…
Bulldogs host John Paul Monday
The Taylor County High School (TCHS) varsity baseball team entered spring break with only one win so far this season, with their lone victory coming against Aucilla Christian Academy 6-3.…
Adopt a new friend
Looking for companionship? There’s a cat out there looking for you! “It’s Meow or Never for Ferals” has a wide variety of new kittens and cats that will be up…
Cleaning up Highway 19
The Georgia-Pacific (GP) Foundation has donated $7,000 to the City of Perry to support its U.S. Highway 19 corridor improvement project. GP Foley Cellulose Public Affairs Manager Scott Mixon presented…
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