By WALT JACOBS
Correspondent
The sonorous sound of the announcer’s voice rang throughout the gym at Wakulla High School, affectionately known as “The Nest.”
Energetically, he proclaimed, “And now, for the most exhilarating, the most electrifying, the most sensational show in high school sports. It’s time for Wakulla High School Wrestling.”
Story & Photo By
FRANK HUMPHRIES
of FAMU
Muscadines are a grape native to the southeastern United States, known for their unique flavor, sweet berries, and strong adaptation to the region’s hot, humid climate. Typically enjoyed fresh, they are also used for juice, jelly, and wine.
They are an excellent crop for commercial growers and hobbyist home vineyards.
As temperatures drop and daylight fades, muscadine vines across North Florida enter their winter dormancy.
Wakulla High School’s Theatre Department is bringing laughter to the stage this weekend with its production of “Check Please,” the wildly popular 30 minute one-act comedy by Jonathan Rand. Known for its quick wit, eccentric characters, and fast-paced dialogue, “Check Please” follows two hopeful romantics—Guy and Girl—as they navigate a series of hilariously disastrous blind dates.
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The Medart School of Music will be having its Winter recitals on Saturday, Dec. 13th at the Ochlockonee Bay United Methodist Church located at 2780 Surf Road. There will be performances at 11a.m. and 2 p.m.
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By WALT JACOBS
Correspondent
As the house lights went off, a lone spotlight shone in the center of the mat and the air began to pulsate with the sound of Metalllica’s “Enter Sandman.”
With each riff of Kirk Hammett’s guitar, anticipation grew and shouts of support from the crowd erupted, culminating with the 2025 Wakulla Wrestling Team emerging from a tunnel formed by the War Eagle Cheerleaders.
After the team’s brief warmup, the angelic voice of Miss Luna Martinez sweetly singing the “Star Spangled Banner” was juxtaposed against the visual of battle hardened warriors from Wakulla and Chiles High who were faced off against one another on opposing sides of the mat.
County Administrator David Edwards announced his intention to retire within the next 3 to 5 years.
Edwards, who has served as county administrator since 2013, said he feels like he and his staff have “accomplished a lot” during his tenure.
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Donovan Arthur Sauleda, 39, of Crawfordville, Florida, was sentenced on Thursday to 60 years’ imprisonment, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, for possession and receipt of child pornography, and production and distribution of obscene material portraying a child.
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