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Memorial Day observance and VFW community event is set

Staff Report

A Memorial Day ceremony will be held on the Courthouse lawn beginning at 10 a.m., hosted by the county Veterans Service Office on Monday, May 26.
The solemn event is to pay tribute to those who fell in service to our country.
Afterwards, the VFW Post 4538 will hold a community event at the post, 475 Arran Road, with hamburgers and hot dogs, sno-cones, cake walk, silent auction and raffles from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Class of ‘75 reunion

The Wakulla High School Class of 1975 will gather for supper at the Seineyard at Wildwood on Saturday, June 14, 2025 at 6 p.m. to celebrate the 50th anniversary of our graduation.
We will order from the menu and The Allie Cats will be playing later in the evening. Please reach out to Randy Myers, Gwendolyn Manning Staten, Jack Townsend, or Sandra Davis Vidak for more information and to join our group page on social media.

‘Tate’ premiere set

The movie, set in Tate’s Hell, was shot in Wakulla, benefits historical society

The poster for the movie, which premieres Saturday at the IMAX at Kleman Plaza in Tallahassee.

By BEVERLY CROWSON PARISH
Correspondent

The first fictional film on the legend of Tate’s Hell, a dangerous cypress swamp located in the Carrabelle and Apalachicola areas, is scheduled to premiere this weekend, according to two local filmmakers.
The short 32-minute movie was filmed on locations in Wakulla County by Stacy Brown of Crawfordville and Joey Badia of Tallahassee. It features three local actors, Travis Herndon, Jessica Parker and Herb Donaldson, all of Crawfordville.

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Stuart Mauney murder trial slated next week

Charged with murder for the December 2021 killing of a man in the Purify Bay Road area

Stuart Mauney

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

Jury selection is expected to get underway in the murder trial of Suart Mauney, who is charged with killing a man in the Purify Bay Road area back in December 2021. He was arrested and charged in February 2022 after investigation by the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office.

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Leadership Wakulla grads

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The inaugural class of the Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Wakulla graduated last week in a ceremony held at Sherlock Springs. The first class included Brittany Metcalf, Eddie Hand, Gwendolyn Staten, Jeffrey Yarbrough, Katie Taff, Lauren Torchia, Niraj Patel, Ralph Thomas, Sara Clark, Shadrach Hines, Tiffany Conn and Tyson Folsom. (Photo by Heather Bryan)

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