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Wakulla High School had the Class of 2022 Senior Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 13, in the WHS Auditorium. Read more
On the evening of Thursday, May 12, community leaders gathered at the Wakulla Environmental Institute to remember two of their own. Read more
Last month during the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office Employee of the Quarter Ceremony, Sheriff Jared Miller had the honor of presenting WCSO Sgt. David Pienta with a certificate for Reserve Deputy of the Year Award from the National Sheriff’s Association. Read more
The ALICE in Focus: Children report reveals the disproportionate impact of financial hardship on the state’s Black and Hispanic children, while also challenging the reliance on federal poverty guidelines (a standard measure of financial hardship in America originally developed in the early 1… Read more
The Crooked River Lighthouse continues to host the Country Market every first and third Saturday. The next market will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at Lighthouse Park, 1975 Highway 98 West, Carrabelle. Read more
Freshwater fisheries researchers and managers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) successfully released 3,300 hatchery-raised shoal bass fingerlings (young fish) into the Chipola River on May 10. Read more
Hello Wakulla, and welcome back to all my fishing friends. Hopefully everyone had an awesome time on the water last week. Read more
The following information comes from the National Safe Boating Council. National Safe Boating Week will be from May 21-27, reminding all boaters to brush up on boating safety skills and prepare for the boating season. Read more
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