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  • Eat a holiday meal

    “We understand that during the economic downturn we as a nation have found ourselves in, there may be a few of you who will find it hard to provide a warm Thanksgiving meal for you and possibly your family,” said Erin Pollard. “We would like to offer a warm Thanksgiving meal at Wakulla Springs Baptist Church. We ask nothing more of you than the opportunity to serve you and your family.”

    The church is located at 1391 Crawfordville Highway and the meal will be served at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 26.

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  • Storage business owners fell in love with Wakulla

    “We fell in love with Wakulla County,” said Bob and Debbie Poor, owners of State Park Boat, RV & Mini-Storage located one-quarter mile north of the Ochlockonee River State Park in Sopchoppy.

    The Poors moved from North Carolina where they were employed in the residential development and construction business.

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  • Meet the Artists Night is scheduled

    Downtown Sopchoppy will offer another holiday shopping opportunity on Friday, Dec. 4 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Luminary bags will guide visitors to participating downtown businesses.

    Businesses will be open later and festively decorated for the holiday season offering complimentary beverages and hors d’oeuvres. Live ambient music, additional works will be exhibited, free door prizes, various discounts and onsite artists will be part of the event.

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  • Cosmetic dentist proves dental aesthetics, facial aesthetics mix well

    Crawfordville cosmetic dentist, Dr. Tom Wollschlager, has recently attended the Botox and Juvederm course by Aesthetic Facial Dimensions. Dr. Wollschlager is now offering Botox and Juvederm filler and explains why dentists are uniquely qualified to perform these procedures. “Dentists are extensively trained in facial anatomy and aesthetics and are uniquely positioned to evaluate facial proportions,” said Dr. Wollschlager.

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  • Wakulla Bank celebrates 35 years of service

    Wakulla Bank’s Roots: 35 Years Strong

    Wakulla Bank this fall is celebrating 35 years of quality banking and outstanding service for its customers and their communities.

    “Our roots run deep in the communities that we serve, and we thank our customers for the confidence and support they give us,” said President and CEO Walter C. Dodson, Jr. “We are proud to continue our dedication to quality and innovative service, and we look forward to another 35 years of business.”

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  • Jason, Jared Lowe return

    Jason and Jared Lowe will be working together at Hamaknockers Barbecue in Crawfordville as co-managers. “Oh yes, both will claim to be the boss and yes, Candace and I will keep an eye on things,” said owner Jim Lowe.

    Jason worked at Hamaknockers from the time it opened until he attended Wyo-Tech Technical School and successfully completed the courses in Marine Technology. “Unfortunately, being a certified marine tech in today’s economy was a problem,” said Jim Lowe.

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  • Capital City Bankers help teens get smart about credit

    Associates of Capital City Bank recently taught students at Wakulla High School about the importance of credit and using it wisely as part of National Get Smart About Credit Day, a financial literacy program sponsored by the American Bankers Association Education Foundation.

    The presentation was one of many being made by bankers across the country as part of a nationwide effort empowering young people to take charge of their personal finances.

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  • Former Wakulla paramedic publishes good health book

    James Hilton, a former paramedic with the Wakulla ambulance service, has published a book titled, “The People’s Medicine: How to be Your Own Doctor” that recommends a vigorous daily walk, prayer, and common kitchen spices as a means of disease prevention.

    Hilton bills himself as “The People’s Paramedic,” is selling the book for $24.95 on his web site, hiltonbooks123.com. Other of Hilton’s books are also available.

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  • 2010 Census jobs available

    The U.S. Census Bureau is testing applicants for 2010 Census jobs. For testing locations and additional information, call 1-866-861-2010 or visit their web site at 2010Censusjobs.gov.

    Job Seekers Link Live on 2010 Web Site

    The 2010.census.gov web site Job Seekers link is live. This link gives job seekers the location and pay rate for LCOs that are and will be opening across the country. This link can be found at the top right side of the screen in blue.

    Please share this link with partners and potential applicants.

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  • Radical Restoration opens Panacea doors

    Radical Restoration Ministries, Inc. recently held an open house as it opened in Panacea across from the Funky Fiddler.

    Radical Restoration Ministries is a residential transition home for women under the leadership of Pastor Dawn Curlee.

    “This re-entry program is designed to rehabilitate women making the transition from various agencies back into society,” Curlee said. “We help them gain skills to become productive and independent individuals in our community.”

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