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DMH prepares to comply with vaccine mandate
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) has begun preparations to ensure it will be compliant with a new federal mandate requiring employees of most U.S. health care providers be vaccinated against COVID-19.…
Kamp Keaton invites all vets for Thanksgiving dinner
Kamp Keaton RV Campground on Beach Road will host a “Veterans Thanksgiving” on Thursday, Nov. 25, at 3 p.m. All local veterans and their family members are invited to attend…
TCMS Lady Bulldogs battle to 0-0 tie against Suwannee Co.
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) Lady Bulldogs battled to a scoreless 0-0 tie with Suwannee County Middle School on Monday night, but remained undefeated on the season and have…
Kids vaccine available
The Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (DOH-Taylor) will begin offering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children as young as 5 years old on Thursday, Nov. 18. According to…
Shoebox collection is at Pisgah Baptist
Collection for this year’s Operation Christmas shoebox drive is underway now through Monday, Nov. 22, at Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church (located on Highway 19 North). This year’s goal is to…
Boys basketball hosts Quincy Nov. 18
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) boys basketball team is off to a 1-5 start to the 2021-22 season, with their lone victory so far coming against Wakulla River Springs…
Council wants AG opinion on filling vacant city seat
At the suggestion of Mayor Alan Hall, the City of Perry will seek outside opinions to determine if a special election can be held to fill the city council seat…
Girls start season Nov. 30
Under new Head Coach Jimmy Blankenship, the Taylor County Lady Bulldogs are looking to make a fresh start and revive its girls basketball program. Returning most of last year’s team,…
Local CMA riders to hold annual Bake Sale on Nov. 20
The Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) Search & Rescue Riders of Perry will hold a “Run for the Son” fund-raising bake sale Saturday, Nov. 20, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.…
Vaccine mandate on large businesses stayed by fed court
A federal COVID-19 mandate for employees of large businesses set to go into effect on Jan. 4 has been stayed by a federal circuit court after numerous states sued the…
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