The ‘new’ Shadeville school opened Nov. 13, 1989 with then-principal David Miller
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Last Wednesday was the 35th anniversary of the opening of Shadeville Elementary School.
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Katherine Gatewood
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
St. Marks City Manager Katherine Gatewood reported to city commissioners this week that as many as 100 water meters need to be replaced – many of the meters are 20 or more years old and the software to track usage won’t work on them.
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Staff
A traffic crash in the rain on Thursday, Nov. 14, resulted in only minor injuries, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
One of the oldest communities in Wakulla County is Hyde Park, a predominantly black enclave created on the west bank of the Wakulla River by Seminoles and Freeman Seminoles.
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The Cougars return to their winning ways by knocking of the Razorbacks last year’s defending Super Bowl Champs 22-6 in a hard fought game Saturday, Nov. 9 at the Wakulla Recreation Park.
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Special to The Sun
Dianne Amburn, President of Wakulla County Garden Club, was nominated to the position of District III Director for the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs at the Nov. 7th Fall District III meeting held in Live Oak.
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Riversink educator Tiffani Jay has been accepted into the Partnership for Effective Programs for Students with Autism (PEPSA) 2024-2025 Partnership Cohort. Tiffani teaches our students with autism and other health impairments. The PEPSA Partnership Program is a competitive leadership program funded by the Florida Department of Education, K-12 Public Schools, Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services. PEPSA is a program designed to specifically enhance the education of students with autism.
By JIM TURNER
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE – President-elect Donald Trump looked to his adopted home state as he quickly started to fill in his administration, with Floridians drawing key appointments and some gasps.
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