Special to The Sun
Wakulla County Health Department is hosting an informative meeting regarding the Wakulla Springs Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) changes coming to Wakulla County.
Read More …Wakulla High celebrates literacy, resiliency
By VICTORIA POPE
Wakulla Schools
Wakulla High School is thrilled to share the highlights of its successful participation with Florida Department of Education’s Celebrate Literacy Week in conjunction with the Panhandle Area Education Consortium’s STAR (Soaring to Achieve Resiliency) Week. From January 22-26.
Read More …Weekly Roundup: Everybody’s a winner
By RYAN DAILEY
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE —Closing the book on a legal fight that drew national attention, the state and attorneys for a group of parents, educators and students reached a settlement in a battle over a 2022 law that restricts instruction about gender identity and sexual orientation in schools.
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Lawyer withdraws in murder case
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Joe Bodiford, the defense attorney for Stuart Mauney, who faces a charge of murder, filed a motion with the court to withdraw representation – saying there was a conflict between him and Mauney. Citing client confidentiality, Bodiford did not disclose the nature of the conflict, but said he could no longer represent Mauney.
Read More …Pine Tree Music Festival held
Highway 319
Complaints about the slow pace of construction prompt BOCC questions
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Wakulla County commissioners heard from the chief road engineer on the U.S. Highway 319 expansion over concerns about the slow pace of work.
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Mobile Response Team
Apalachee Center provides crisis intervention in an effort to de-escalate scenarios
By LEGION TAYLOR
Candidate
The Apalachee Center’s Mobile Response Teams have been working with the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office in order to better assist people in moments of crisis.
Read More …Audit committee sees positive future
An additional $600,000 in fiscal constrained county payment will likely cover deficit – if approved
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
The county audit committee met last week and discussed the possibility that Wakulla County will receive some $600,000 more than was budgeted for fiscally constrained county payment from the state.
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