Join Troupe 5036 and Edward Bloom as they teach you how to be the hero of your own story with Big Fish the Musical!
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Wakulla High School’s Carson Falk signed the school’s first-ever college fishing scholarship with Tennessee Wesleyan’s new bass fishing team.
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Scott Mixon of Duke Energy presented a $6,000 check to Wakulla Emergency Management Director Jennifer Nagy on April 23 for storm preparation. A portion of the money will go towards the planned expo at Hudson Park on May 10. (Photo by William Snowden)
Wakulla Interact Club holds an event to raise awareness about violence
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
The Wakulla High School Interact Club held a Spring Towards Peace event on Saturday at the community center, part of an effort to raise awareness about violence.
Continue readingBack in January, Alfreda Nelson hit a boy on a bike and left him in the road with serious injuries
By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor
The family of a boy struck by a hit-and-run driver back in January filed a civil lawsuit in Wakulla Circuit Court seeking unspecified damages and then shortly settled the case for a lump sum.
Alfreda Lashon Nelson, 44, was arrested by law enforcement shortly after the incident and charged with felony hit and run. She was released on $50,000 bond.
Special Olympics
The Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run was held on Tuesday, April 15, with Special Olympian athletes and officers carrying the torch from the sheriff’s office to the courthouse.
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LINDA ANN McDONALD
Correspondent
Outside of true tragedies, there are few things worse than your favorite restaurant closing. After 29 years of business, Lindy’s Fried Chicken has closed its doors.
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Special to The Sun
The Regatta is back – April 25 -27 at Shell Point Beach.
For the past 51 years, the Stephen C. Smith Memorial Regatta (www.smithregatta.com) has been held at Shell Point Beach in southern Wakulla County for the benefit of the American Cancer Society in memory of Stephen Smith, a local sailor who died from a rare form of leukemia at the age of 29.