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Deck the boats
The annual “Light up the River” Steinhatchee boat parade will take place on Saturday, Dec. 14 at “dark thirty.” This whimsical event will be visible all along River Road, with…
‘21 Bridges’ is completely predictable
By MARK VIOLA The “twist ending” has become a film trope mocked almost as much as it is anticipated. Not all twists have to come at the end, with some…
Citrus with Santa!
Citrus farmer Andy Jackson is helping the Taylor County Historical Society revive a once long-standing tradition of Santa Claus handing out oranges to all good little girls and boys. Jackson…
TCMS boys’ soccer team scores in the final minute to tie Wakulla
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) boys soccer team got a goal from Tucker Wiles in the final minute of play this past Tuesday to salvage a 2-2 tie against…
Eggnog Fishing Tournament
Anglers can kick-off the holiday season with family, friends and spiced eggnog this Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Tailin’ Toads Eggnog Open Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) fishing tournament. Registration and…
Visit old friends in ‘Jay and Silent Bob Reboot’
By MARK VIOLA I’ve been a fan of writer/director Kevin Smith since his first film, 1994’s “Clerks,” which he self-financed with credit cards and shot at night at the convenience…
Marsha Doll featured on TLC’s reality show
Regular television viewers may have spotted a familiar face Tuesday night during the 10 p.m. airing of TLC’s new series “Welcome to Plathville.” Former Perry resident Marsha Doll Faulkenberry of…
TCMS Lady Bulldogs fall to Madison
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Lady Bulldogs’ basketball team fell to 2-5 on the season after losing to Madison County, 27-11 this past Tuesday. The TCMS girls showed improvement…
‘Christmas Kids’ photo contest
Perry Newspapers is sponsoring a “Christmas Kids” Photo Contest this holiday season. We are looking for the cutest and most photogenic kids with a Christmas theme. Capture your cute kid…
Commission votes to remain in opioid suit
Taylor County Commissioners have agreed to stay in a class-action lawsuit against the opioid manufacturing and distribution industry, a suit they first voted to join in the spring of 2018.…
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