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Keaton lots finally sold
The Taylor County Commission has finally sold two publicly-owned lots at Keaton Beach for a combined $129,500 — about 58% of the appraised value of the properties.…
Community Diaper Giveaway planned for Saturday, Oct. 1
First Baptist Church has announced it will hold a Community Diaper Giveaway on Saturday, Oct. 1, from 10 a.m. to noon. “We will have a limited supply of diapers of…
Police: Lock your doors!
The Perry Police Department (PPD) has issued an alert for residents in the Pine Ridge area to secure their vehicles, sheds and exterior buildings after a series of burglaries were…
Padgett to speak Sept. 20
Taylor County Republicans will meet Tuesday, Sept. 20, at the Swann Venue on Washington Street in downtown Perry, at 6 p.m. Sheriff Wayne Padgett will be the guest speaker for…
TCES welcomes grandparents Sept. 15
Taylor County Elementary School (TCES) invites grandparents and “grand-friends” to join their students for lunch in honor of Grandparents Day on Thursday, Sept. 15. All visitors must sign in at…
2 face animal cruelty charges
A two-year investigation has resulted in the arrest of a Perry man on animal cruelty charges after the savage beating death of young white-tailed deer was captured on video and…
Learn how to be a chicken tender at Sept. 17 workshop
Learn how to be a successful chicken owner during a workshop planned Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9-11 a.m. at the Taylor County Extension Office, located in Forest Capital Hall. Registration…
Bulldogs scalped 48-0
The undefeated Florida High Seminoles (3-0) scalped the Bulldogs 48-0, Thursday night in Tallahassee, handing Taylor County (2-1) their first loss of the season.…
Lynn retires after 46 years of service
Wednesday, Aug. 31, marked the end of an era at Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH), as Robert Michael Lynn treated his final patient and closed out a 46-year career of providing…
Noah’s Legacy
In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the family and friends of the late Noah Amador will host the annual “Noah’s Legacy Day” on Saturday, Sept. 17. “Our local law…
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