Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
Johnston’s Meat Market will open a new store at Killearn Village Square by year's end.
The location will offer fresh meats + locally-sourced specialties for residents.
Tallahassee Ballet will open its season with a first-time collaboration featuring Young Actors Theatre and FSU College of Music performers at Florida State University’s Opperman Music Hall on Sept.
18 (7:30 p.m.) and Sept. 20 (2:30 p.m.), honoring longtime volunteer Marianne Brooks.
FSU launched its new Humanities Center in the College of Arts and Sciences to connect eight departments for interdisciplinary research and prepare students for varied careers—hosting public lectures and an annual international conference in February on campus.
Leon County Sheriff suspended Flock camera use after a state order while Tallahassee law enforcement opened a public transparency portal on Aug.-25 to show rising camera numbers; FSU students who see the units daily expressed mixed opinions.
An FSU student was billed $387.80 & $554 by Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare after leaving the ER without treatment following a rental e-scooter accident last year, and his family disputes the charges as a billing representative said a coding error is under review.
After winning its season opener, Tony White said FSU’s defense must fix communication, third-down execution and pass-rush issues — improvements planned for Monday, Sept.
7 at Doak Campbell Stadium as the Seminoles prepare to face SMU.
FSU true freshman Jasen Lopez was named ’Nole of the Week by FSView after impressing coaches during fall camp.
The dual-sport athlete plays wide receiver & point guard and aims to lead in receiving yards while helping his team win championships.
FSU quarterback Ashton Daniels showed promise in the season opener on Sept.
1 against New Mexico State but struggled with decision-making and needs to improve rushing before the team faces SMU on Sept. 7 in Tallahassee.
Florida High sophomore Brisyn Brown is stepping in as quarterback for injured starter Jayme Miller after switching from running back.
Brown completed 17-of-23 passes in two games (a dual-threat switch) and will lead the Seminoles against South Walton at The Nest on Friday, Sept. 4 at 8 p.m.
The Tallahassee Quarterback Club honored Week 2 high school football standouts today by naming four players for their performances.
North Florida Christian’s James Butler, Florida High’s Dahmetri Ross, Rickards’ Zamari Williams, and Maclay’s Beau Beshears helped lead wins over Port St. Joe, Chiles, Eastside, and Rutherford.
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