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Husband charged with pre-meditated murder
A double-murder suspect who allegedly ran his estranged wife’s vehicle off the road before shooting her and a co-worker to death was taken into custody unharmed after a brief standoff…
‘She was a ball of sunshine’
By CAITLYN BURCHETT / Staff Writer A deadly domestic situation unfolded in the heart of downtown Perry Friday afternoon, shattering the lives of multiple families while members of a heartbroken…
Drive-thru ‘Back to School Bash’ is planned on Aug. 5
First Baptist Church (FBC) will hold its annual Back to School Bash on Wednesday, Aug. 5. Due to COVID-19, this year’s event will be a scaled-down drive-thru with adherence to…
City mask mandate remains, but with changes
A move to repeal a mandatory face mask ordinance within the City of Perry failed by a 3-2 vote during an emergency meeting held by the city council Friday morning,…
Second Harvest here July 23 at Taylor County High School
America’s Second Harvest of the Big Bend will hold a food distribution here Thursday, July 23, at Taylor County High School. Food will be distributed from 8-11 a.m. The school…
Head Start taking applications
The Boys & Girls Club of North Central Florida Head Start is now accepting applications for children ages six weeks to five years of age. In addition to early childhood…
Horseback protest over mask ordinance
Three protestors saddled up on horseback and rode around the Taylor County Courthouse Friday, July 17, joined by a dozen or so others voicing their opposition to the City of…
‘Christmas in July’ bazaar set for July 25
Perry Elks Lodge #1851 will host a “Christmas in July” bazaar Saturday, July 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. “Join us for a day of local shopping. There will…
Durrett: ‘Justice above all else’
Republican candidate John Durrett has announced his candidacy for the office of Third Judicial Circuit State Attorney. “It has been my pleasure serving the people of our circuit as a…
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