Live Oak — Records from the courthouse are being removed Thursday morning to be relocated. A possible sinkhole has formed near the courthouse and visible cracks can be seen on two buildings in the area that appear to be sinking. The National Guard rolled up to the courthouse shortly after 10 a.m. and the records were being quickly loaded onto trucks. City Administrator Bob Farley said that geologists are on scene to determine what can be done. In the meantime, all the roads around the courthouse, including US 90 from 129 to Houston Avenue, is closed until further notice.
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