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Celebration of life held for civil rights activist Rev. Derek Steele (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Family and friends joined a celebration of life for Rev. Derek Steele, son of the late civil rights activist C.K. Steele. The civil rights activist had a tough battle with prostate cancer and passed away Sunday at his home. The community came together and laid him to rest on Saturday. Derek Steele’s brother Henry said he isn’t surprised by the number of people showing up for Derek, as he says he spent his life showing up for everyone. “I’ll certainly miss him,” Derek’s
Gadsden County students return to school as new K-8 campus takes shape (opens the original)
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QUINCY, Fla. (WCTV) – Hundreds of students returned for the first day of school in Gadsden County, while construction on the new K-8 building is well underway. “I’m excited,” Gadsden County parent Jill Mobley said. “I actually didn’t get that much sleep, because I was excited to get up.” Mobley has two kids in the school district. She said when her daughter finished kindergarten in the spring, the soon-to-be first grader couldn’t wait for August to come back around. She said her daughter kept as
Madison Veterans Services launches networking event to support vets in rural communities (opens the original)
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MADISON, Fla. (WCTV) – The Madison Veterans Services office is launching a new initiative to help provide more support to veterans living in rural communities by hosting a community networking forum this Friday. “I know what us veterans go through when it comes to entering back into society,” said Madison Veterans Services Officer Kaysona Golden. She is a U.S. Navy veteran and said it can be challenging to find benefits, resources or assistance specifically for people who served. This is why she
Thomasville family mourns loss of son, still seeking answers one month after his death (opens the original)
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THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WCTV) – The parents of a 19-year-old who was shot and killed in Thomasville are calling for justice one month after their son’s death. Kelvin Williams, Jr. was shot on Jerger Street in Thomasville on June 30, and he died on July 5. “We’ve still got to process the situation that he’s not here and still live life, or try to anyway,” Kelvin’s mother Clarissa Wright said. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says they haven’t made any arrests but are “continuing with interviews as t
Sheriff’s Office investigating double homicide in Wakulla County (opens the original)
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WAKULLA COUNTY, Fla. (WCTV) - The Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a double homicide. The investigation began on August 2, according to WCSO. Two people were found dead at a property on Otter Creek Road, which was the scene of an active investigation Monday, the sheriff’s office says. According to WCSO, detectives determined that Rebecca Thomas, 58, and John Luper III, 49, died from “multiple gunshot wounds.” Detectives determined, after the homicides, the victims’ bodies were mo
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