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Third annual Elite Soccer Camp set for June 12-15
Local middle school and high school soccer players are encouraged to reserve their spot today for an upcoming Taylor County Elite Soccer Camp set for June 12-15 in Perry.…
3 local vets to be on‘Honor Flight’ to D.C.
Three local veterans will have the opportunity of a lifetime this Saturday, April 29, when they board a plane in Tallahassee to be flown to the nation’s capital for a…
Ducks Unlimited’s annual banquet to be held April 28
Perry Ducks Unlimited (DU) will hold its annual banquet on Friday, April 28, at 6 p.m. at the Catholic Church Recreation Hall.…
Tax break tweak
The Taylor County Commission is considering adding language to its economic development tax exemption ordinance that will allow commissioners to rescind a tax incentive if a company fails to pay…
Sheriff will host Fishin’ and Pickin’ fund-raiser
Sheriff Wayne Padgett is partnering with the Perry Garden Club for a “Fried Fishin’ & Parking Lot Pickin’” fundraiser this Friday, April 28, at the Save-a-Lot parking lot from 11…
Shrine Club skeet shoot is April 29
The Perry Shrine Club will hold a Skeet Shoot to benefit Shriner’s Children’s Hospitals and its “Krazy Wheels Parade Unit” this Saturday, April 29, at Joe Rodgers Ranch in Perry.…
A night to remember
“Glitz and Glamour” were on display during the 2023 Taylor County High School (TCHS) Prom, held Saturday, April 22, at Forest Capital Hall. Some 250 tickets were sold for the…
Enjoy a magical night of family fun
Taylor County Primary School (TCPS) welcomes magician Phil Meyer for a “magical night of family fun” Thursday, April 27, at 6:30 p.m. The event will serve as a fundraiser for…
Summer basketball camps will be offered for youth ages 6-13
For the second straight year, local youth have the opportunity to take part in a series of summer basketball camps offered by Taylor County High School (TCHS) Basketball Coach Marq…
City staff seeks clarification on ‘false alarm’ rule
Each time first responders respond to a false alarm within the city limits, they are tying up resources that might otherwise be needed for an actual emergency.…
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