The Lifetime Learning Credit

If you were enrolled in higher education or skill development courses over the last year, you may be eligible to receive the Lifetime Learning Credit.

By SAMANTHA KENNEDY
Extension Director

Itโ€™s that time againโ€ฆtax time! As we all prepare our returns for the current tax season, we may be looking for credits that can help us possibly reduce our tax liability.

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The St. Marks River towns

By Elizabeth F. Smith, published in the Magnolia Monthly in 1964

PHOTO BY TIM FILLMON/HISTORICAL MARKER DATABASE

Chapter Three

Apparently the town of St. Marks did not profit from the decline of Magnolia.
According to an article in the July 1876 issue of the Semitropical Magazine, St. Marks, in expectation of having the railroad and the resultant prosperity, laid out new streets, built some fine residences, planted fine gardens and set out shade trees to add to its attractions.

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Business owner arrested for fraud in two counties

Charles Allen

Special to The Sun

In a joint effort, detectives of the Leon County Sheriffโ€™s Office and the Wakulla County Sheriffโ€™s Office have successfully apprehended 48-year-old Charles Allen, the owner of Tallahassee Mobile RV Repair, following extensive investigations into fraudulent activities impacting multiple local citizens.

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2 juveniles arrested after shooting school bus with air rifles

School transportation personnel and sheriffโ€™s deputies with the school bus that windows shot on Thursday afternoon. One child was injured by broken glass.

Special to The Sun

The Wakulla County Sheriffโ€™s Office arrested two juveniles, ages 11 and 15, for shooting into an occupied conveyance and criminal mischief following the shooting of a school bus.

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Moose Lodge visited by VIPs from Moose International

Gloria Rowley, Roy Rawlings, Sandy and Harry Johnston.

Special to The Sun

On Thursday, Feb. 1, the Wakulla County Moose Lodge 2510 in Panacea was honored to welcome Sandy and Harry Johnston from Moose International.
Sandy currently serves as a member of the Moose International Board of Directors. Sandy was the first female to be elected to the board in 133 years of existence.

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