Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
The Baha’i community of Tallahassee will host two Zoom study circles on peace with one starting Sunday, Sept.
27 at 4 p.m. and another Monday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Participants should contact Linda Strom & register to join the 10-week sessions that last about two hours each.
Tallahassee Winds will perform a fall concert at Opperman Music Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept.
22 — the free event features a mix of classical and festive pieces by over 70 local musicians.
Moey Hewitt, a local eco and environmental artist, is showcasing her Florida landscape paintings at COCA's Movers & Makers Exhibition at the Artport Gallery until Nov.
2. She will open her solo show, Hybrid Ecologies, at 621 Gallery on Nov. 6.
FSU launched its new Humanities Center in the fall at its College of Arts and Sciences to offer workspace, funding, and weekly workshops for campus scholars.
The center (led by Professor John Corrigan) will host an inaugural conference in February to examine how artificial intelligence reshapes humanities research.
Florida school districts must create AI policies as they are banned from using AI companions in classrooms.
State officials set a deadline of July 1, 2027 for districts to establish their own guidelines.
Drivers on west Tennessee Street saw a mismatched speed limit after FDOT confirmed a contractor painted 35 instead of 30.
Workers will fix the error overnight+ensuring safety along the busy route near FSU.
Taylor County residents were connected to vital healthcare services when Doctor’s Memorial Hospital and Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare hosted their second annual health & wellness expo on Friday in Big Bend.
More than 70 vendors offered resources to help underserved rural communities.
The Florida A&M Rattlers fell 29-26 to the Tennessee State Tigers on Sunday, Sept.
20 at Bragg Memorial Stadium in a renewed historic rivalry. FAMU lost on a late touchdown and will try to bounce back next Saturday in a home game against Alabama A&M.
FSU running back Samuel Singleton Jr. left his Saturday game against Alabama on crutches after a 65 yard run & 106 all-purpose yards.
His injury forced the team to adjust its offense as they trailed entering the fourth quarter.
Florida High Seminoles beat Madison County Cowboys 28-26 in a tight rivalry game marked by early scoring and shifting momentum before a close finish secured the win.
The undefeated team impressed local fans with a strong performance.
FSU may fire coach Mike Norvell after the Sept.
19 Alabama game, which would trigger a buyout of about $48 million and possibly exceed $100 million when staff costs are included. Officials must act soon as mitigation clauses could lower payments & cost worries intensify in Tallahassee.
On Saturday, Sept. 19, FSU looked set to end a 1,029-day road losing streak as its 21-13 lead against Alabama was interrupted by a weather delay at Bryant-Denny Stadium — a twist that shifted the game’s momentum.
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