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For almost four years, Personal Transportation Vehicles have been legal to drive around Perry. Local police provided the do’s and don’ts when driving a golf cart around town.
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Underage driving, downtown parking, and an alternative to getting around town. Here’s what local police want golf cart drivers to know.
For almost four years, Personal Transportation Vehicles have been legal to drive around Perry. Local police provided the do’s and don’ts when driving a golf cart around town.
PHOTOS: Perry celebrates Juneteenth in historic downtown
The City of Perry celebrated its annual Juneteenth Freedom Day celebration for the first time in its historic downtown on Friday, June 12.
Warner Robins Knights of Columbus holds first responders lunch honoring hometown heroes
Houston County leadership and first responders came together Saturday in honor.
Perry Police Department advise community to pay digital after check fraud scheme hits town
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Hogansville Council Discusses Unified Ordinance
Prior to the June 1st Hogansville City Council meeting, the council held an hour- long work session that was attended by a large crowd of citizens. The council discussed Unified Development Ordinance amendments concerning the creation of Heavy Industrial zoning districts, standards for data center development and establishing procedures and requirements related to development of impact of such centers.
Talbot County Filmmaker Honored With Local Filmmaker Grant Award
Congratulations to local Talbot County author, playwright and filmmaker, Princess F.L. Gooden, of PFLG Entertainment! Mrs. Gooden’s forthcoming movie, “Princess” was selected by the Columbus Film Commission as one of the 2026 recipients for the Local Filmmaker Grant Program Awards.
Time Capsule Buried at Library
Last week the Harris County Public Library buried a time capsule to be opened in the year 2051.
Shiloh Police Officers Honored For Saving the Life of Teenager
The Chief of Police of Shiloh and one of his officers were honored by the Shiloh Mayor and Council during the board’s regular meeting held on June 2.
The Mayor and Council presented Chief Wayne Cato and Officer Roy Harper with Commendations for saving the life of a teenager severly injured in an accident on May 10.
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