By AMY GERLEMAN
Crawfordville Post Master
This year as our carriers prepare for delivering in our hot summer weather, we entered the Southern Area’s Beat the Heat Competition.
Read More …Post office works to Beat the Heat
Cadena wins Best Youth
Special to The Sun
Wakulla 4-H Shotgun Club member Emiliano Cadena participated in the 16th Annual Bustin’ Clays event with Sheriff Grady Judd fundraiser on Saturday, April 6, at Tenoroc Sporting Clays in Lakeland.
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Congratulations to Wakulla High School Honor Court
Weekly Roundup: Pronouns and pedagogy
By RYAN DAILEY
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE – A federal judge this week rejected arguments by the state that a law restricting teachers’ use of their preferred pronouns is a “pedagogical” decision and blocked enforcement of the measure against one educator, saying it violates the First Amendment.
Read More …WORM GRUNTIN’ FESTIVAL
Sopchoppy’s annual event drew a huge crowd for fun and festivities on Saturday.
Time for Worm Gruntin’
Wilhelmina Morrison will be this year’s Worm Gruntin’ Queen
Special to The Sun
The 2024 Worm Gruntin’ Queen is Wilhelmina White Morrison, affectionately known as “Willie,” of Lake Ellen in Medart.
Read More …SPECIAL OLYMPICS TORCH RUN
It’s that time of year again: the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
Read More …Wakulla Sun finalist for five press awards
Staff Report
The Wakulla Sun was recently notified that it is a finalist for five awards from the Florida Press Association for weekly newspapers.
Read More …Rick Myhre running for superintendent
Army veteran, longtime educator seeks to be superintendent of schools
By RICK MYHRE
Candidate
Change. As we prepare for the 2024 election season, an overwhelming majority of Americans want things to change for the better in our country.
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