Complaints about county

Businessman David McQuary tells Code Enforcement heโ€™s being bullied

David McQuary, owner of Wildwood RV Park, in the dry bed of what was a pond.

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

David McQuary has made claims of being bullied before.
A couple of years ago, the former owner of Wildwood Golf Course complained that County Administrator David Edwards was not negotiating in good faith for the county to purchase the golf course, which the county wanted to use as a way to get rid of excess treated wastewater.

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State Education Board visits

November meeting is held in Crawfordville, at the Wakulla Schools district office

The state Board of Education held its November meeting in the auditorium at the district office on Thursday.

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

The state Board of Education and Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas were in Crawfordville last week for the boardโ€™s November meeting, held at the Wakulla district officeโ€™s auditorium.
The meeting was held Thursday, Nov. 13.

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NEW LIBRARY COMING

The new facility is to be built on the community center property

An architectโ€™s rendering of the planned new library.

BY WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

A new Wakulla County Public Library is in the works.
The facility will be built at the countyโ€™s community center property at the corner of Shadeville Hwy. and Trice lane.

Groundbreaking for the new library is Monday, Nov. 17 at 10 a.m.

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Legislative delegation meets

Rep. Jason Shoaf, at the dais, listens to Sopchoppy Mayor Leonard Tartt. Sen. Cory Simon appeared by phone.

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

Members of the Wakulla legislative delegation were in Crawfordville on Friday afternoon to listen to issues of local concern.
The delegation โ€“ Rep. Jason Shoaf, R-Port St. Joe, and Sen. Cory Simon, R-Tallahassee โ€“ held the meeting to hear requests before the start of the legislative session in January. Rep. Shoaf conducted the meeting, and Sen. Simon appeared by telephone as he was recouperating from back surgery.

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Land transfer opposed

Sierra Club against exchange of forest service land for horsemanโ€™s facility

BY WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

The Sierra Club expressed its opposition to a land transfer between Wakulla County and the Apalachicola National Forest.
What had been proposed by the county commission more than a decade ago was a trade of a 200-acre parcel of forest land off Ivan Church Road for the 163-acre parcel owned by the county currently used as an equestrian center.

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War Eagles fall to Gadsden, 28-20

Wakulla ends the regular season with a 6-4 record going into a bye week before the playoffs start the following week

War Eagle running back Jordan Barnes scores against Gadsden to go up 7-6 in the second quarter and gets a celebratory lift by big 6-3, 300 pound lineman Trenten Barwick.

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

The Wakulla War Eagles fell to 6-4 on the year after falling to the Gadsden Jaguars 28-20 on a chilly night in Havana.
The War Eagles were up 13-12 at the end of the third quarter, but the Jaguars burned up half the fourth quarter on a long scoring drive that culminated in a touchdown and 2-point conversion to go up 20-13.

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