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Seat will remain vacant until 2022
The Perry City Council will apparently be forced to operate with just four council members for more than a year, as language contained in the city charter does not allow…
Nearly $4 million carried over into new budget year
The Taylor County School District ended its 2021 budget year in the positive, with a 17-percent fund balance totaling some $4.2 million. Finance Director Ashley Valentine shared the encouraging numbers…
Perry team wins MCSO golf tourney
A four-man team from Perry brought home first-place plaques after winning the Madison County Sheriff’s Office Youth Ranch Golf Tournament at Madison RV & Golf Resort on Sept. 13, helping…
City getting second inmate work crew to tackle cemetery maintenance, more
The City of Perry has taken the first step toward securing a state inmate work crew needed to resume mowing and maintaining Woodlawn Cemetery and other labor-intensive projects around the…
War Eagle teams are 4-4 after facing Madison County and Valdosta Titans
The Perry Elite War Eagles organization has faced off against two opponents so far this season, and the program has an overall record of 4-4. The 8U team is undefeated…
County to vote on gas tax next week
The Taylor County Commission will hold a special meeting next week to consider extending the county’s six-cent local option gas tax for another five years. At six cents, Taylor County…
Cornhole tournament will be held on Oct. 22
The Perry Golf & Country Club (PGCC) will hold its first-ever cornhole tournament on Oct. 22 beginning at 5:30 p.m. The entry fee is $20 per participant for the double…
A helping hand for Habitat
Capital City Bank donated $1,000 to Taylor County Habitat for Humanity’s current home build in Steinhatchee.…
Golf tourney slated Oct. 16
The Madison RV & Golf Resort will host the annual Jake Sullivan two-man golf tournament on Oct. 16, beginning with a par 3 tournament on Friday, Oct. 15, prior to…
‘Nightbooks’ is a suitably creepy horror thriller for young adults
By MARK VIOLA Horror films for younger audiences don’t come around that often, and usually when they do, they’re more silly than scary. Finding the right balance between telling a…
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