The Wakulla County Horseman’s Association held its 2025 Awards Banquet recently and congratulates all members on their 2024-25 show season! Our shows are generally every 3rd Saturday from September through May at the Wakulla County Equestrian Park on Lawhon Mill Road, taking the summer months of June, July, and August off.
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My guys loved the article last week and all wore their Pam Rock shirts to help support as well! Pam Rock was a carrier in Florida who was attacked and killed while delivering on her route in 2022.
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Special to The Sun
Tia Unsell, 26, of Crawfordville, will be competing June 25-28th at the 89th Miss Florida Scholarship Competition in Lakeland.
Currently, Unsell holds the title of Miss St. Augustine. Unsell won the title of Miss St. Augustine December 14th at Atlantic Coast High School in Jacksonville, where there were seven young women in her division.
Campus USA hosted a coffee on Thursday at the credit union’s new Crawfordville location. Among the attendees was Jordan Lee of English Financial, Sheriff Jared Miller, Chamber Director Heather Bryan, and Campus USA manager Alex Gonzalez. (Photo by Lynda Kinsey)
Palaver Tree hosted concerts Friday and Saturday night, with the Palace Rats headling on Friday and blew the crowd away with their original songs and high octane covers; and Saturday night featured Florida rock legend Daryl Hance with songs from his recent album ‘Devil’s Millhopper.’ (Photos by Gerald Brown)
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By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
Wakulla Circuit Judge Layne Smith dismissed a case last week in which the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office had seized and was seeking to have forfeited a cryptocurrency account that had received money from a financial scam of a Wakulla woman as the judge found the account was in Miami, and the account had never been located in Wakulla.
Continue readingBy AMY GERLEMAN
Crawfordville Postmaster
The Postal Service celebrates National Dog Bite Awareness during the month of June every year. Our district safety coordinator has asked each associate office to get creative and find a way to get the entire office, and their customers, involved in becoming aware of the dangers of dog bites.
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Locally produced movie “Tate,” based on the legend of Tate’s Hell, got a screening Saturday night at Palaver Tree Theater.
Continue readingBy JIM TURNER
News Service of Florida
TALLAHASSEE — House and Senate leaders brought the gavel down on the 105-day legislative session before midnight last Monday, celebrating with the traditional hanky drop signaling a wrap to their work.
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