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$90.5 million refund for Duke Energy customers
On Tuesday, May 5, the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) authorized a $90.5 million refund to Duke Energy customers following an “over-collection of storm restoration costs.”…
Commission will not reconsider TCSO cuts
A majority of the Taylor County Commission is comfortable waiting on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the rest of his cabinet to rule on Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett’s appeal…
Veterans Park clean-up set May 16
Taylor County Memorial American Legion Post 96 will host a Clean-Up Day at Veterans Memorial Park (VMP) on Saturday, May 16, beginning at 8 a.m. Volunteers are invited to meet…
Cast & Company wants to build performing arts center in Perry
Members of Cast & Company, a local youth performing arts group, appeared before the Perry City Council at a recent April 14 meeting, inviting city officials to an upcoming benefit…
Ellis advanced to regional meet after 3rd place finish at district
Chedrick “CJ” Ellis placed third at the district track meet on April 23 and advanced to the regional track meet on May 1, where he placed 10th in the 400…
PWC meets May 13
The Perry Women’s Club (PWC) welcomes performers from Taylor Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Dance & Theatre as special guests for its Wednesday, May 13, meeting. Members will enjoy an interactive Bridgerton-masquerade inspired…
School start times likely to remain early next year
Start times for Taylor County schools are likely to remain earlier, rather than later, next year, based on data presented to the school board Tuesday.…
TCMS, TCES Blazers track team take part in state qualifying
The Taylor County Middle School (TCMS) and Taylor County Elementary School (TCES) Blazers track and field teams competed in a state qualifying meet in Wildwood on April 25.…
County-wide burn ban remains in effect after rain
Despite receiving nearly an inch of rain last Saturday, Taylor County remains in a rainfall deficit of more than 20 inches below normal, and the threat of wildfires remains high,…
Joining the Flock?
The Perry City Council is the latest in a long line of cities and counties across the country weighing the pros and cons of installing more than a dozen automatic…
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