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08/07/2026

Video report from Sheriff Jared Miller and Detective Eddie Wester sharing a timeline of events of the double homicide.

The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office posted that the agency has obtained active arrest warrants for Joseph Ronnie Raker, ...
08/06/2026

The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office posted that the agency has obtained active arrest warrants for Joseph Ronnie Raker, age 46, in connection with the double-homicide investigation at 740 Otter Creek Road.
Raker is wanted on two counts of homicide, with nationwide extradition authorized.
Based on investigative developments, Raker should be considered dangerous.
Anyone who knowingly harbors, conceals, transports, or otherwise assists Raker in avoiding arrest will be investigated and prosecuted under applicable law.
Anyone who sees Raker or has information about his location should immediately call 911 or contact the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 745-7100.
A reward is available for information leading to Raker’s arrest.

08/04/2026

The Wakulla Sun will host Congressional candidates tonight, Tuesday, Aug. 4, at the Wakulla County Public Library meeting room beginning at 6 p.m.

The Sun has received commitments from 10 of the 12 candidates to attend. There are eight Republicans and four Democrats in the party primaries – election day in Aug. 18. The Republican and Democrat nominees will face off in the November general election.

The forum will be live-streamed by The Sun on YouTube.

County Commission, Republican Primary, Candidate Forum 2026. Live stream at 6:00 PM ET via Youtube. https://youtube.com/...
07/28/2026

County Commission, Republican Primary, Candidate Forum 2026. Live stream at 6:00 PM ET via Youtube. https://youtube.com/live/H3wiIrhlWZI?feature=share Incumbent Quincee Messersmith and challenger Carrie Hughes will be asked questions provided to The Wakulla Sun.

Don't forget to complete your surveys! Incomplete surveys will not be counted! You MUST vote in 15 categories and REACH ...
07/27/2026

Don't forget to complete your surveys! Incomplete surveys will not be counted! You MUST vote in 15 categories and REACH THE END of the survey to complete it.
https://thewaullasunreaderschoice.limesurvey.net/314436?lang=en
Participate in this years Wakulla Sun Readers' Choice Awards! August 5, 2026 at 8PM deadline.
One entry per person. One printed ballot offered per in person request here at The Wakulla Sun (12 Arran Rd. Crawfordville FL 32327).

Do you have a story to tell that people would love to read about in 2076? Or perhaps you would just like to wish America...
06/17/2026

Do you have a story to tell that people would love to read about in 2076? Or perhaps you would just like to wish America A Happy Birthday for 250 years / 2026 & 300 years / 2076. Think about all of the things that have changed in your lifetime over just 50 years.

Wakulla's own Kara Frazier is No. 8 in a musical contest in Nashville. Here's a story:A Big Day is coming up for the dau...
04/14/2026

Wakulla's own Kara Frazier is No. 8 in a musical contest in Nashville. Here's a story:

A Big Day is coming up for the daughter of one of our own local Wakulla High School graduates.
Kara Frazier is the daughter of Suzanne Stephens and the granddaughter of a beloved local singer and musician, the late Herman Mc Waters, known as Mac.
Mr. Mac (with the help of Mr. Jesse Quigg and many others) was the driving force that initiated the start of the Sopchoppy Opry, which began in the late 1990s.
While Mr. Mac was the Master of Ceremonies for the Sopchoppy Opry, he invited his granddaughter Kara, who also had her grandfathers’ love of music, for her first public debut at the age of 12.
After performing, “I will always love you,” by Dolly Parton, the audience gave Kara a standing ovation and cheered her on to sing it once more, which she did.
Since that time, Kara has continued her music journey with a love and passion and a driving force that has been unstoppable.
After graduating with a Music Business Degree from Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, Kara went full force into the music industry, making a name for herself in the Nashville, Tennessee area.
On Wednesday, April 15, Kara will be competing in Nashville’s largest “Battle of the Bands” for the title of Lightning 100’s “Music City Mayhem” grand champion, which would earn her a month of radio play and two free days of recording studio time, allowing her to record new music for her fans.
The competition started out with 300 well-known artists competing against each other in hopes of becoming artist of the year.
As of last week, Kara became one of the top eight artists and will be competing this Wednesday, April 15th, for a spot in the top four.
On April 15th, the competition begins at 6:00 AM and ends at midnight. Throughout the day, Lightning 100 highlights each musician’s songs by playing them, and allowing the audience to vote for their favorite artist.
This contest is known in Nashville as Music City Mayhem because that’s exactly what it is. The contest is intense, driven, and often won by only a few votes.
If you would like to support Kara in this venture and get in on the “Mayhem”, we are asking you to vote on April 15th for Kara Frazier.
We will post a link on Wednesday, morning, April 15th. The link will allow you to help move Kara to one of the top four positions.
Again, we are asking you to please join us in this venture - who knows, maybe one day, you can say, “This girl got her start at the Sopchoppy Opry.”

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