Letters

Editor, The News:

To Alma Mae Langston on Mothers Day:

I am a mama’s boy. I love her, revere her, and am grateful that she went down in the valley of the shadow of death to bring me into the world.
I’ve been a lot of places in my life, places I needed to have been, places I should not have been, but every place I visited, mama’s prayers always arrived there before I did.
A mother’s prayers not only go up to God, but they stick to you like super glue.

Editor, The News:

I wish to begin this letter by thanking many people. The county commissioners (all five Commissioners), the county administrator, county astaff, county attorney, Wakulla County Public Works and ESG, Cleve Fleming and Brent Pell, PE.
To all I personally thank you for your efforts regarding Summerwood Drive, roadway adoption. It has been many years in the making and I am glad to say that the adoption of the roadway has finally taken place.

Editor, The News:

Wakulla County residents face a special election in May on a School Board referendum. Voters may cast their ballot by absentee – this week that means walking in to the Supervisor of Election’s office with your absentee ballot, early voting on Saturday May 11, or going to the polls on May 14, our designated Special Election Day.
Here in Wakulla County we are blessed to have one of the best school systems in the state.  It has been that way for a couple of generations and has been a major driver of county growth.  

Editor, The News:

A huge thanks to all the individuals who made NAMI Wakulla’s Triple Crown Derby a great event.  
This year our event was held at Camp Indian Springs Equestrian Center and it was the perfect venue. Each year we try to surpass the prior years’ goal and this year it was a success.  We surpassed our goal and we must recognize the individuals and businesses that helped make this event happen.