Good morning, Tallahassee.

Tallahassee’s Allen Subdivision Neighborhood Reunion runs from today until July 5 as former residents return home to celebrate a rich community history with events like a Florida A&M tailgate and community walks.

The reunion also honors nearly 30 elders who witnessed the neighborhood’s vibrant past.

Leon County deputies helped an elderly driver when his car broke down Tuesday, Jul.

2 in Bradfordville — they arranged for his dog's vet visit by contacting Bradfordville Animal Hospital and later gave him a ride to a repair shop.

A new guide lists numerous fireworks events for America 250 on Saturday, July 4 in north Florida.

Residents can choose from Tallahassee’s Celebrate America at Tom Brown Park from 6 to 10 p.m. and displays in Southwood, Sopchoppy, Mexico Beach and St. Marks for a festive evening.

The first Breeze Airways flight arrived at Tallahassee International Airport from Fort Lauderdale early Thursday, July 2 and received a water cannon salute as it taxied to the gate—baggage claim displays promote its new nonstop service to Raleigh.

Infinity Con will take place July 11-12 at the Tucker Civic Center at 10 a.m., inviting fans to explore sci-fi, fantasy, anime, gaming, and more (with local creators featured) as the event becomes a dedicated celebration of Tallahassee’s creative community.

Though the Museum of Florida History closed almost four years ago, photos offer a look at its rich collection — from bronze statues and interactive exhibits to a towering mastodon skeleton — at its downtown site.

Leon County schools received strong state marks with 16 A, 11 B, 9 C and 1 D; Sealey and Fairview earned an A — the ratings come from the state grading report.

Leon County commissioners and officials in other Big Bend counties are considering a one year moratorium to study water use issues with AI data centers.

Tallahassee leaders have rejected an ordinance to bar these centers, which now number four in the area.

Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency Board recently approved five agenda items including leadership changes, economic incentives and transportation projects.

Bill Proctor was elected vice-chair, Neighborhood Medical Center received a $375k grant for a new pharmacy, and an incentive package was approved for Project Prestige—expanding local manufacturing.

FAMU baseball faces major roster changes after key players like Jackson McKenzie transferred out + coach Shouppe is reloading the team with promising freshmen including Tampa’s Christian Sheffield, son of an MLB All-Star, as recruitment ramps up.

Tally Contra Dance

7:15-10 p.m. — Tallahassee Senior Center — $10 Adults, $9 Seniors, $6 Students, Free for Kids under 12 — Experience the energetic and welcoming world of contra dancing with live music and beginner lessons.

Infinity Con

10 AM – 1 PM — Donald L. Tucker Civic Center — Tickets required — Explore the universes of sci-fi, comics, and gaming with creators and events for all ages.

Live Music at Summers Smokehouse

6-9 p.m. — Summers Smokehouse — Free entry — Enjoy an unplugged evening with Aidan Patrick and friends in Tallahassee's local hotspot.

Together Festival

12:00 – 11:59 PM — Tom Brown Park — Family-friendly fun — Experience a full day of community, culture, and engaging activities for all ages.

The 850 Band Live Performance

8:30 PM — Duke's & Dottie's — Free entry — Enjoy a long-awaited night of great tunes and cold drinks with The 850 Band.

Godby Class of 1986 Reunion

6 p.m. — AC Hotel Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol — $100 per person — Celebrate the 80s with food, drinks, and dancing at an unforgettable reunion night.