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City to pick up left behind campaign signs?
Following an inquiry from City Councilman Bill Brynes, the City of Perry may be picking up political campaign signs left behind after the 2022 election.…
Brynes denies he made ‘accusations’
Perry City Councilman Bill Brynes denied making any “allegations” when he brought up rumors regarding outgoing City Manager Taylor Brown possibly going to work for local manufacture Super-Pufft Snacks at…
Legals 2-8-23
NOTICE OF ACTIONTaylor CountyBEFORE THE BOARD OF NURSINGIN RE: The license to practice Nursing AssistanceMakayla C. Hinkle, C.N.A.3219 Leroy Lyons RoadPerry, FL 32348CASE NO.: 2022-15982LICENSE NO.: CNA384931The Department of Health…
Steinhatchee man charged with arson
A Steinhatchee man is facing arson charges after allegedly setting a truck on fire – a fire that then spread to his ex-girlfriend’s nearby trailer, where their daughter was home…
Caught by K9!
A Georgia man with outstanding warrants picked up several new charges — and some stitches — after attempting to flee and being apprehended by a Perry Police Department (PPD) K9…
Double-murder trial is delayed
The trial for accused double-murderer Joseph E. Luther, 35, has been pushed back from February to a later date, likely sometime in the spring.…
County to host 2 softball tournaments
As county officials continue to prepare to host two upcoming softball tournaments here, the county commission has agreed to allow mobile food truck vendors at the Taylor County Sports Complex…
Dunkin’ Dogs win 4 in a row
The Taylor County Bulldogs’ varsity boys basketball team carried a season-best four-game winning streak into back-to-back-to-back games this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.…
City crews picking up yard trash free outside city limits?
Two city council members have requested city staff investigate how many county residents may be receiving free trash and yard debris collection and hauling from the city.…
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