In July 2022, commercial fishermen were hit by barges at night while sleeping
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Year: 2024
Paul Sheddan claims city manager, city commissioners spread false information that led to his removal
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Paul Sheddan, former mayor of the City of St. Marks, filed a defamation lawsuit last week against city officials, claiming they made false claims against him that led to him being removed as mayor in November of last year.
Continue readingTaylor Thorne is Wakulla’s first student to attend Harvard
By LEGION TAYLOR
Reporter
Taylor Thorne, A senior at Wakulla High, has committed to attending Harvard University in the fall. This achievement will make her the first person to attend Harvard from Wakulla High, and the second person to attend an Ivy League from Wakulla High.
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Wakulla High School Class of 2024 Graduation is scheduled for Friday, May 17 at 8 p.m. at the football stadium.
Continue readingA story in last week’s issue, “4-H Speech Contest held in Wakulla” misidentified the youth in the accompanying photo, it was Daniel Class, not Jace Perez.
Additionally, the story should have noted that the cash prizes for winners were memorial scholarships in honor of Aimee Sachs.
We regret the errors.
By TAMMIE NASON
KWCB Director
Wakulla County residents came out for Keep Wakulla County Beautiful’s Household Hazardous Waste Day event held on April 27.
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By RYAN DAILEY
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE – An appeals court heard arguments this week in a challenge to a judge’s ruling that Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration has “executive privilege” that shields it from releasing records.
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