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A Wednesday night storm has brought down trees and caused flooding to several counties across the Florida Panhandle.
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Local environmentalists are concerned that a gas station could pollute nearby Wakulla Springs.
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Recovery efforts are underway for areas across central and north Florida following Hurricane Idalia's destruction.
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As the storm begins to clear the Wakulla area, officials are taking stock of the damage and in some cases expressing gratitude that it wasn’t worse.
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St. Marks commissioners approved a 75% increase at a recent board meeting.
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A new alternative to a gas station over Wakulla Springs is emerging: sell the land to the Florida Forever land preservation program.
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Commissioners are pushing back a rezoning hearing after hundreds of residents showed up to it.
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This is the 49th year for the regatta, which is named in honor of a much-loved local sailor who succumbed to cancer
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Florida officials want to know what Wakulla County residents think of septic to sewer projects. They’ve given Wakulla County money to hire a firm to do a series of four surveys. The firm, Dewberry Engineers, will collect data from the surveys and give a report back to county and state officials.
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Wakulla County Students returned to school today. Here's a look at what the new normal looked like for one elementary school.