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Cole Hayne of Alligator Point has been recognized on Georgia Southern University’s Fall 2024 President’s List.
Georgia Southern University recently recognized approximately 2,520 students on the Fall 2024 President’s List.
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The Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners announces the Fiscal Year 2024/25 Hardship Assistance Program related to the Solid Waste Services and Fire Protection Services Assessments.
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Now is the time to conserve water and save money on your sewer bill over the next year.
Residential Sewer Billing is based on water usage. To bill for sewer usage most accurately, Wakulla County utilizes the winter months average method for sewer billing.
By WALT JACOBS
Correspondent
The seventh ranked Wakulla High wrestling team hosted and competed in the FHSAA 1A District 2 Duals on Monday, December 30th, featuring Godby, Liberty County, Marianna, No. 9 Florida High, and No. 4 Suwannee. Wakulla and Suwannee were favored to emerge from the fray as the top two in the district.
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Residential Sewer Billing is based on water usage. To bill for sewer usage most accurately, Wakulla County utilizes the winter months average method for sewer billing.
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These school staff were celebrated at the school board meeting on Dec. 16.
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Wakulla 4-H agent Rachel Pienta announced today that the first 4-H road clean up for 2025 will be held on Saturday, Jan. 4. Interested youth and community members should meet in the Crawfordville Commons parking lot. The group will meet outside Jimmy John’s restaurant at 9 a.m.
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Katlynne Borosky (Crawfordville) was named among the students who qualified for Belmont University’s fall 2024 Dean’s List. Belmont University recently released the Dean’s List for the fall 2024 semester.
Continue readingSedita Cayson failed to file income tax returns between 2017-2021
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Sedita Charles Cayson, 59, of Panacea, was found guilty by a federal judge of five counts of willfully failing to file his income tax returns during a five-year period, spanning tax years 2017-2021.
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