Perry Newspapers

Perry Newspapers Taylor County's most accurate and trustworthy source of news for more than a century.

Just in time for wedding and family reunion season, a new event center has come to Taylor County.  Wyldswood farms event...
01/10/2025

Just in time for wedding and family reunion season, a new event center has come to Taylor County. Wyldswood farms events center features buildings, a pond and more in a picturesque setting. If you are looking for a special place to hold your wedding, anniversary party, family reuinion, or other event, give Wyldswood a call. And as always, let them know you saw it in the newspaper.

Did you know that if you are a Florida resident with hearing loss, you can get a free headset or amplifier?  Give Florid...
01/10/2025

Did you know that if you are a Florida resident with hearing loss, you can get a free headset or amplifier? Give Florida Telecommunications Relay a call and let them get you on the road to clearer hearing. And as always, let them know you saw it in the newspaper.

If you have storm damage, local Claims Consultant McCoy Anderson would like to help you get the most money from your ins...
01/10/2025

If you have storm damage, local Claims Consultant McCoy Anderson would like to help you get the most money from your insurance company. Give them a call and see if they can help you. And as always, let them know you saw it in the newspaper.

Be sure to pick up a Perry News-Herald -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.In the three ...
01/10/2025

Be sure to pick up a Perry News-Herald -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.

In the three months since Hurricane Helene struck Taylor County, destroying hundreds of homes and damaging many more, those working to rebuild along the county’s coastline have been met with challenges and questions regarding state, federal and local flood plain regulations. For read more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

In response to questions and misinformation, Taylor County officials remind residents that the deadline for placing hurricane debris roadside for pick-up has passed. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

A 23-year-old Perry man was killed Thursday morning, Jan. 9, after being hit by a vehicle while jogging on Carlton Cemetery Road. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Read about these stories and more in today's edition.

Don't forget about our annual subscriptions! Simply call 850-584-5513 or visit www.perrynewspapers.com to have our bi-weekly publications delivered to your mailbox or email inbox.

Call Amy at 850-584-5513 TODAY!
01/09/2025

Call Amy at 850-584-5513 TODAY!

If you're looking for a place to rent call Raf at 305-741-4787 TODAY!
01/09/2025

If you're looking for a place to rent call Raf at 305-741-4787 TODAY!

Be sure to pick up a Taco Times -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.The Taylor County Sh...
01/08/2025

Be sure to pick up a Taco Times -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.

The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has identified the man who died as the result of an officer-involved shooting during a Nov. 17, 2024, traffic stop here as David Thomas Digney. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

County officials are seeking an expedited state review of an amendment to Taylor County’s Future Land Use Map (FLUM), as part of Nammo’s planned $130 million expansion to its Taylor County plant that is expected to create around 200 jobs when it opens in 2027. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Georgia-Pacific (GP) has discontinued the temporary production of “crude tall oil” at the local Perry-Foley mill site and continues to work with state regulators on environmental remediation as the plant is decommissioned and demolished. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Read about these stories and more in today's edition.

Don't forget about our annual subscriptions! Simply call 850-584-5513 or visit www.perrynewspapers.com to have our bi-weekly publications delivered to your mailbox or email inbox.

Arbor Day FREE Tree Giveaway set for Friday, Jan. 17!
01/08/2025

Arbor Day FREE Tree Giveaway set for Friday, Jan. 17!

Are you ready for some crabby fun?  A few storms aren't going to hold us back from celebrating the most fun festival of ...
01/07/2025

Are you ready for some crabby fun? A few storms aren't going to hold us back from celebrating the most fun festival of the year, the Fiddler Crab Festival in Steinhatchee! Vendors are being added every day. Make your plans now to join us Valentine's Day weekend, Feb. 14-16 in Steinhatchee for a crabby good time. Special live music will be offered each night with tribute bands of the Eagles, Alabama, Creedence Clearwater Revival and the Zac Brown Band. Tickets are still just $5 for the entire weekend. Kids 12 and under are free.

Perry Newspapers is looking for the 2025 New Year's Baby! Did you welcome the new year with a new arrival? Share the goo...
01/04/2025

Perry Newspapers is looking for the 2025 New Year's Baby!
Did you welcome the new year with a new arrival? Share the good news by calling (850) 584-5513 or emailing [email protected].

Be sure to pick up a Perry News-Herald -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.A New Year’s ...
01/03/2025

Be sure to pick up a Perry News-Herald -- your most accurate and trustworthy source for Taylor County news.

A New Year’s Day 911 call to report a trespasser at a local retail store led to the arrest of the store manager, who had a nearly one-year-old outstanding warrant for larceny/grand theft of prescription drugs. For read more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Antonio Curtis Morris Jr., 21, had only been out of prison for one month and nine days before he was once again behind bars – this time facing felony drug and weapons charges. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Exactly one year after first bringing complaints of harassment, selective enforcement and unprofessional behavior against the city’s Code Enforcement Department, two local businessmen lodged new allegations with the Perry City Council in December. For more, click https://publisher.etype.services/Perry-Newspapers

Read about these stories and more in today's edition.

Don't forget about our annual subscriptions! Simply call 850-584-5513 or visit www.perrynewspapers.com to have our bi-weekly publications delivered to your mailbox or email inbox.

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123 S. Jefferson
Perry, FL
32347

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+18505845513

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Perry Newspapers, Inc., publishes the Taco Times on Wednesdays and the Perry News-Herald on Fridays, both offering county-wide coverage of:


  • governmental meetings,

  • school activities,