William Perryman Hobart Precinct 23 Committeeman

06/22/2026

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected Hobart Precinct Organization members: Matt Valuckis, Ericka McCauley, Oakley Molinaro, and Renaya Manley. Their dedication and commitment to serving the community will undoubtedly foster positive change and collaboration within the precinct. Wishing them success in their important endeavors.

06/19/2026

More than 160 years ago, on June 19, 1865, an echo of freedom reverberated through the streets of Galveston, Texas. It was a day that would forever alter the course of American history, a day when the last enslaved Americans learned of their emancipation as it came to be known, as Juneteenth.

As we commemorate Juneteenth today, it is essential to recognize that the journey toward freedom did not conclude in 1865. Rather, it evolved into a broader quest for equality, justice, and the realization of the American dream for all.

The legacy of Juneteenth is woven into the fabric of Our history, a reminder that freedom is not merely a destination but an ongoing process. The spirit of Juneteenth serves as a guiding light. It reminds us that while we have made significant strides, there is still so much more work to be done.

As we reflect on the significance of Juneteenth, we must also not to forget to pay homage to the resilience of those who came before us. The ancestors who endured unimaginable hardships laid the groundwork for the freedoms we enjoy today. Their sacrifices remind us that freedom is not privilege but a God giving one that must be cherished and protected. It is a reminder that the fight for justice is not solely the responsibility of a few but a collective endeavor that requires the participation of all.

As we celebrate Juneteenth, let us reflect on its profound significance and the ongoing journey toward freedom and equality. Let us honor the past while embracing the future with open hearts and minds. This is a journey that requires our collective effort, a journey that we must undertake together, united in our pursuit of a more perfect union.

Happy Juneteenth!

06/14/2026

06/11/2026

Hey did you know Hobart offers an unparalleled setting for celebrating the 4th of July? Hobart, offers a dynamic blend of community spirit and festive activities.

The day will begin with a lively parade at 10:00 AM. The Parsde will be showcasing local talent and fostering a sense of unity among residents and visitors alike. The starting point will start at the Hobart Middle School then East on 8th St then North on Main St then turning West on 3rd st then North on Wisconsin St ending at Cleveland St. Just remember theirs a quiet zone between 2nd and Cleveland St.

As the sun sets, the excitement continues with "The Aftermath" concert at 6:00 PM, providing an opportunity for attendees to enjoy live music in a vibrant atmosphere.

The day will culminate with a breathtaking fireworks display at 9:15 PM, illuminating the night sky and symbolizing the nation’s 250 years of independence.

For those eager to participate in the parade, registration is currently open, encouraging community involvement in this cherished summer event.

It is also essential, however, to adhere to local guidelines regarding fireworks. To ensure a harmonious celebration, please refrain from saving viewing spots until after 10 PM on July 2, as violations may lead to removal of items by the city park department.

By fostering respect and consideration among all attendees, Hobart can ensure an unforgettable experience for everyone, reinforcing the values of community and togetherness that the 4th of July embodies.

06/09/2026

On behalf of American Legion Post 54, we express our profound gratitude to Judge Advocate Officer William Perryman for his unwavering commitment to our veterans.

As the chief legal and parliamentary advisor to the Post Commander and executive committee, Officer Perryman diligently upholds the integrity of our organization by ensuring compliance with governing documents and maintaining adherence to Legion policies.

Recently, he endeavored to honor local city officials Mayor Josh Huddleston, Councilman Michael Rodriguez, Chief of Staff Kelly Clemens, Assistant Police Chief Tim Pochron, Amy Schallenkamp, Mariah Center and the Hobart Police Department with certificates of appreciation for their steadfast support in collecting items for homeless veterans and honoring our fallen comrades during Memorial weekend.

Although he faced challenges in presenting these certificates due to an unexpected disruption at the council meeting, his resolve to recognize their contributions remained steadfast.

A photograph capturing this moment of recognition serves as a testament to his dedication.

Once again, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Officer Perryman for his invaluable efforts in honoring those who have served, embodying the spirit of service that lies at the heart of our mission.

06/06/2026