Keep Wakulla County Beautiful has a youth board

Posted onAuthorLinda Ann McDonald

Caden Grubel, at the front of the classroom, leads at discussion at the founding of the Keep Wakulla County Beautiful youth board.

By LINDA ANN McDONALD
Correspondent

Keep Wakulla County Beautiful’s (KWCB) youth board held its founders’ meeting with a full meeting room a couple of weeks ago at the Wakulla Environmental Institute in Crawfordville.

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Candidates for Congress

Posted onAuthorWilliam Snowden

Congressional candidates in the upcoming party primary at The Wakulla Sun’s forum last week at the library: Audie Rowell, Austin Rogers, Evan Power, Joe Norton was a representative for his brother Jim Norton, Luke Murphy, Lee Jones, Nic Zatelos, Amanda Marie Green and Yen Bailey. Candidate Brice Barnes left early for a family emergency.

By WILLIAM SNOWDEN
Editor

Most of the candidates for Congress District 2 appeared at a forum held at the public library and hosted by The Wakulla Sun.
Since Congressman Neal Dunn, R-Panama City, announced his retirement, the field has been flooded with candidates.
Five Republicans and all four Democrats seeking their party’s nomination attended the forum on Tuesday, Aug. 5.

A video of the forum can be viewed at The Wakulla Sun website, 
thewakullasun.com and on our youtube page https://www.youtube.com/@thewakullasun4452.
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Jason Jones seeks re-election as circuit judge

Posted onAuthorSpecial to The Sun

By JASON JONES
Special to The Sun

A judge should be fair, compassionate, and follow the law, and I have demonstrated all three of these qualities throughout my 22 years as a member of the Florida Bar and my six years as your Judge.

The Wakulla Sun offers candidates the opportunity to announce their candidacy, and tell voters the issues that are important to them.
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First day of school

Posted onAuthorSpecial to The Sun

These Shadeville Elementary students head inside on the first day of school, Monday, Aug. 10, which was an early release day. Superintendent of Schools Rick Myhre issued a statement giving “a huge shout-out and thank you to our bus drivers and van drivers for an amazing first day of school!” Myhre noted that some bus routes were a little longer, and some buses were more crowded than others, but no bus left campus over capacity and all students arrived home safely.