20 bunk beds built for kids
Rotary and Realtors work with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to provide beds
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
The Rotary Club of Wakulla and the Wakulla Chapter of the Tallahassee Board of Realtors did a bed build on Saturday morning under the auspices of Sleep in Heavenly Peace and built 20 bunk beds for Wakulla kids who don’t have beds.
(Full disclosure: I am the president of the Rotary Club this year.)
Harvey trucks are closed to public
A popular destination for tourists, the family has closed its collection of old vehicles without explanation
By LEGION TAYLOR
Reporter
Recently the Harvey trucks were roped off, with signs that read “No Tresspassing” posted in front of them.
Read More …CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK
Despite inclement weather, the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office held its annual Christmas in the Park on Friday night, and Santa and Mrs. Claus came in from the North Pole for a special visit.
Read More …Dollar General wins slip-and-fall negligence lawsuit
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
After a two-day civil trial last week, a jury returned with a verdict of no damages for a man suing Dollar General for a slip-and-fall he suffered at the store on Spring Creek Highway back in March 2021.
Read More …Historical Society holds its annual Open House
Joanne Larson is school employee of the year
Medart School of Music offers winter recitals
Special to The Sun
The Medart School of Music will be having their Winter recitals on Saturday, Dec. 9, at the Ochlockonee Bay United Methodist Church located at 2780 Surf Road. There will be performances at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Come enjoy a variety of music performed on a variety of instruments by these young musicians!
Read More …Hot Tamale releases ‘I Wanna Be a Turtle’ song for kids
Special to The Sun
Craig Reeder and Adrian Fogelin, who make music as the local duo Hot Tamale have been using their musical talents to support environmental causes for many years and have just produced an educational music video titled “I Wanna Be a Turtle” designed for kids, and big folks too.
Read More …Weekly Roundup
By DARA KAM and RYAN DAILEY
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE — hyped as “The Great Red State vs. Blue State” debate, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom squabbled Thursday night in what could presage a future presidential showdown between leaders from opposite ends of the country and the ideological spectrum.
DeSantis, a Republican whose 2024 White House bid has failed to gain traction against former President Donald Trump, and Newsom, a Democrat who is purported to have his own presidential ambitions, spent more than 90 minutes clashing over records and policies.
