BY WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
A report presented to county commissioners by Pros Consulting last week said the county’s recreation facilities – including the Medart Rec Park, and the gym at the community center – are under-utilized.
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BY WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
In a highly contentious hearing last month, Wakulla Circuit Judge Layne Smith told the lawyers in the case that he should order the courtroom bailiff to draw his gun and shoot all three.
“I really don’t want him to do that,” the judge said. “But, guys, for crying out loud, what is this, the Keystone Cops, just not very funny?”
The War Eagle Marching Band earned straight ‘Superior’ grades at the Band Music Performance Assessment held on Saturday at Gene Cox Stadium. The band’s seniors were recognized, above. (Photo by Perry Dissmore)
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
A handful of citizens concerned about ongoing overdevelopment of homes in the county complained about the rezoning of 50 acres off Martin Luther King Memorial Drive for residential development.
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Last week’s front page story “FLDE arrests 10 sexual offenders in Wakulla” included the name of Joshua Martin, 39, as one of the people arrested for violating sexual offender conditions.
That is not the same Josh Martin. also 39. who owns North Florida Land and Tree Service.
By LYNDA KINSEY
Sun Staff
The Florida Farm Bureau held its annual dinner for members on Tuesday, Oct. 21 at the Wakulla Community Center. The meal was from Sonny’s Barbecue and topped off with cake and Bluebell ice cream.
Continue readingThe Friends of St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge are seeking a store manager for its successful Nature Store. Essentials such as insect repellent and caps are available, along with field guides for plants and animals, stunning T-shirts and sunshirts, jewelry, mugs, notecards and much more.
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The Naval Junior ROTC program held its annual fish fry fundraiser before the start of the football game, hosted as always by Posey’s catering.
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Members of the Wakulla High School Color Guard and sponsor Brooke Post put on a clinic for elementary and middle school students before the start of Friday night’s game against district rival Baker County.
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