The Wakulla Sun

By RACHEL PIENTA
Wakulla 4-H Director

The Wakulla Wonderful event is back! On Saturday, March 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wakulla 4-H invites the Board of County Commissioners, all elected county officials, our business community and all citizens to join Wakulla 4-H at the Wakulla County Courthouse Square on High Road for a celebration of Wakulla’s founding and community history.

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Set your clocks forward one hour as Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m.
To stay ahead, move manually controlled clocks forward before heading to bed on Saturday night, March 8.
Your cell phone will take care of the time change itself.

Special to The Sun

From Wakulla Community Theater’s beginnings in 1991 through 2009, then director, Reba Mason, always included a notable person in some sort of cameo.

A front page story last week about student chefs mixed up a couple of judges in the competition: Chef Jorge Sanchez is with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and Irvin Morales is the manager of San Marco restaurant.
Additionally, a picture of one of the student chefs cooking misidentified the student. The student in the photo was Charlotte Forsythe – a photo of Lily Tirums is below.
We regret the errors.

Special to The Sun

Wakulla High School and Riversprings Middle School recently participated in the essay contest sponsored by the Coastal Optimist Club each year. The theme for the contest was “How Optimism Has Paved My Way to Success.”

Special to The Sun

The Riversprings Middle School Odyssey of the Mind team has taken first place in their division at the Nature Coast Regional Tournament, a well-earned victory after months of dedication, creativity, and teamwork!

By JARED MILLER
Wakulla County Sheriff

Sheriff Donnie Crum’s legacy in Wakulla County is one that will never be forgotten. For over three decades, his leadership shaped not only the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office but also the lives of those around him.