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  • CHAT cares for pets

    By AMANDA MAYOR
    amayor@thewakullanews.net
     
     If you happen to wander back behind the Wakulla County Health Department to a road called Oak Street and into a little building run by an organization called CHAT, then you may just find your heart warmed, a smile formed and your life subtly changed.

  • Election set on city commission

    By AMANDA MAYOR
    amayor@thewakullanews.net

    The City of Sopchoppy will hold an election on Tuesday, June 11 for three seats on the Sopchoppy City Council.
    This year, two current council members are up for re-election and voters will also be filling a vacant seat.
    The ballot will contain five names: Eddie Evans, Nathan Lewis, Anginita Rosier, Glenn Rudd and Colleen Skipper-Mitchell.

  • Drug dogs sniff WHS

    Special to The News

    In keeping with their pledge to work closely together to protect county youth, the Wakulla County School District and Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office joined forces and conducted a narcotics search at Wakulla High School Friday, May 24.
    The search was the first of several that will take place during the coming months to eliminate illegal substances on the high school campus. The search was unannounced and took place toward the beginning of the school day.

  • Remembering the fallen

    Staff Report

    A crowd of about 100 people honored those soldiers who fell fighting for their country at a solemn Memorial Day service at the courthouse on Monday, May 27.
    County Commissioner Richard Harden gave the keynote speech, and recalled his own military service and being stationed on Okinawa, site of the bloodiest battle in the Pacific theatre during World War II. Effects of that 82-day seige are still evident on the island, Harden said, noting that “every day is Memorial Day on Okinawa.”

  • Weekly Roundup: Taking care of business

    TALLAHASSEE, March 8 – As Gov. Rick Scott helped launch the legislative session Tuesday, his message boiled down to this: “It’s working.”

    That likely will be a common refrain through the 2014 gubernatorial election, as Scott touts the addition of jobs, jobs, jobs and casts himself as leading the state out of the economic desert of the Charlie Crist era.

  • St. Marks Volunteer Fire Department Toy Run

    On Sunday, November 25, the St. Marks Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting their annual Christmas toy motorcycle run and is inviting everyone to come out and ride for a good cause.
     

  • Federal funding available for Wakulla residents affected by Debby

    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that federal disaster aid has been made available to the State of Florida and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the area affected by Tropical Storm Debby beginning on June 23, 2012, and continuing.

  • Red Cross arrives in Sopchoppy

    The Salvation Army has arrived at Sopchoppy City Hall to assist those affected by the flood.

    They have sandwiches available and will provide a spaghetti supper Wednesday evening.

    Hygiene kits and clean up kits will also be provided.

  • Life at 100: Lottie Roddenberry looks back

    By CAROLE TOLER
    reporter@thewakullanews.net

    Lottie Stalnaker Roddenberry has lived through World War I's Armistice, the sinking of the Titanic, World War II, the Civil Rights Movement, the Race to Space, the internet boom, and the last NASA shuttle launch.

  • Summer Sunday Radio Program looks at Wakulla

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