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WCTV matching up to $1,000 for Honor Flight Tallahassee fundraiser today
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - WCTV is excited to announce a donation match challenge as part of its partnership with Honor Flight Tallahassee to raise money to send local veterans on next year’s trip to the Nation’s Capital. Eyewitness News recently shared stories from Honor Flight 2024 veterans and...
Hard Rock Bet Twitter (X) account trolls FSU football's arch-rivals
Florida State football has had success against their arch-rival opponents, Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes. The Seminoles had secured two straight state champions. This goes a long way when going into recruit's living rooms and pitching success on the football field. Florida finished with a 5-7 record where they limped...
4th of July Fireworks in Tallahassee
The 4th of July is a great time to get out and see the city. Not only are there fantastic fireworks shows, Tallahassee restaurants are offering specials that day for you and your family or friends to enjoy. You can bring your own food, but there’s also plenty of places where you can eat right on the holiday with no fuss.
Take a look: The Monroe, anchor restaurant at SoMo Walls, has soft opening
Glasses clinked and camera shutters snapped Tuesday, as the first wave of patrons filled the luxurious dining room at SoMo Walls' anchor tenant, The Monroe, an upscale eatery that has launched its month-long soft opening. Developer Bugra Demirel described Tuesday night as "an emotional moment," especially for those who have worked day and night to make it happen. SoMo Walls is on South Monroe Street between Oakland Avenue and Harrison Street, not too far south of...
Four bold, four safe predictions for the 2024 FSU football season
Florida State, after losing ten players to the NFL Draft and multiple others to the portal and graduation, returns just 56.4% of its production from last season. While a roster full of new faces and a schedule that includes new conference members and high-profile matchups makes the team difficult to predict, trends highlighted during spring camp and established during Mike Norvell’s tenure can give us a glimpse into what to expect.
Tallahassee mail issues spark concerns from voters looking to vote-by-mail
Convenience led to Lance Davis voting by mail. Now, in light of persistent delivery issues plaguing Tallahassee, he's unsure if he can trust the U.S. post office. Davis, an incoming teacher at Montford Middle School, isn't alone. He and others took to Facebook to share his concerns over how to make sure his vote counts this election.
Father shot son in self defense, prosecutors say; no charges brought in Ox Bow shooting
Details about April's fatal shooting on Ox Bow Road have been released: Prosecutors say a father shot his son in self defense. The Leon County Sheriff's Office responded to the 7000 block of Ox Bow Road in northeast Tallahassee on April 26 to conduct a "death investigation" after a man was found dead, but many other details were withheld. ...
FSU Alumni Association honors Ramiro Inguanzo
Gina Inguanzo and Ramiro Inguanzo in April in Coral Gables at a reception for new students admitted to Florida State University. Photo: Sam Keller/Florida State University. The Florida State University Alumni Association Board of Directors named Ramiro Inguanzo as their ‘Board Member of the Year’ in May for his many contributions to the FSU community.
Florida High athletics renovating Mike Hickman Stadium ahead of upcoming season
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - If you’re playing Florida High this fall, expect your seating arrangement to look a little different, and a lot better. The Seminoles are in the middle of a $1.5 million dollar project, a project that’ll give them new bleachers on both the home and the away side at Mike Hickman Stadium.
What’s Brewing - Donald Tucker to host “Infinity Con” in Tallahassee
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Here’s what’s brewing!. Infinity Con is back in Tallahassee this weekend and promises to be better than ever!. It’s a family-friendly celebration of comics, movies, video games and pop culture. The convention will take place Saturday, July 6, and Sunday, July 7 at...
The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Wednesday, July 3, 2024
The Tallahassee City Commission made 14 appointments to various boards and committees at the June 19th meeting. Get the details. The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the open house and dedication dates for the Tallahassee Florida Temple. A woman has been charged...
Early storylines to follow as the 2024 Big Bend preps football season nears kickoff
Buff out the helmets, water the field, check the turf and turn on the stadium lights, football season is just over a month away. Kickoff classic games are slated for Aug. 16, with week one scheduled for an Aug. 23 kickoff, meaning regular season football is just eight Fridays away from returning to...
Freedom Month Sales Tax Holiday eliminates sales tax on summer items throughout July
The 2024 Freedom Month Sales Tax Holiday eliminates sales tax through July 31 on admissions to music events, sporting events, and cultural events, state park annual passes, and fitness facilities, as well as electric scooters, certain boating and water activity supplies, camping supplies, fishing supplies, general outdoor supplies, and residential pool supplies. The post Freedom Month Sales Tax Holiday eliminates sales tax on summer items throughout July appeared first on Alachua Chronicle.
How Mike Norvell's energy helps Florida State football recruiting
June did wonders for Florida State football recruiting. Five prospects recently pledged to play for the Seminoles. FSU has nine non-binding verbal commits in the 2025 class and four in the 2026 class. ...
Florida State's ace pitcher Jamie Arnold part of no-hitter for USA Baseball national team
Florida State baseball's ace pitcher Jamie Arnold is representing his country well. The sophomore left-handed pitcher was part of the staff of the USA Baseball National Collegiate team that threw a combined no-hitter Tuesday. ...
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