Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of October.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
The North Florida Fair will enforce a new Guest Code of Conduct and partner with a security company to boost safety measures ahead of the event, officials confirmed via a recent press release.
Cardinal Bloom played a lively show at 926 Bar and Grill on Oct.
22 that energized local students and fans. The band will perform in New Orleans on Wednesday and is set to shift to a more danceable sound.
FSU School of Dance will present its annual Days of Dance in November at the Nancy Smith Fichter Dance Theatre (130 Collegiate Loop, Montgomery Hall) with two programs showcasing faculty and student choreography; performances are set for Nov.
6, 7, 13, and 14.
Kaia Ables from Chiles cross country was named Scholar Athlete of the Week as she balances early morning training with schoolwork.
The recognition spotlights her commitment and the program's support for academic excellence.
FAMU President Marva Johnson spoke at the Capital City Chamber of Commerce Homecoming Breakfast on Oct.
21 at AC Hotel, highlighting FAMU’s role in workforce development and research that boost local economic growth. She urged public and private sectors to support more development projects near campus.
Artist Gunna joined FAMU students yesterday in a Homecoming 5K run to promote wellness + fund five $2,000 scholarships ahead of his headlining concert, partnering with Walmart and other local groups to support student success.
Tallahassee Police Department invites residents to help name two new police dogs scheduled to begin training soon.
The dogs are designated K-9: A, a male, & K-9: B, a female so include the designation with your suggestion.
Elder Care Services held a groundbreaking on Oct.
21 at its West Tennessee Street headquarters to expand its Meals on Wheels kitchen. The 1,000 sqft remodel (designed to boost meal delivery for seniors) is expected to take six months.
The FDA announced a Class II recall of 4.3-million tubes of toothpaste, including many for kids, on Oct.
19. Shoppers in Tallahassee should check their toothpaste before use to ensure it is not one of the recalled brands.
Florida health officials reported 57 new locally acquired dengue cases this week, raising the statewide total to 425 and prompting advisories in 18 counties.
The Department of Health advises residents to use repellents and remove standing water to help curb the outbreak.
FAMU DRS’ Malik Webb won Play of the Week after breaking for a 60-yard touchdown in last week’s home game against Scintilla Charter (during FAMU homecoming) as fans cast over 1,600 votes for the honor.
Florida State football is using its bye week to reassess its strategy after a tough double overtime loss as it prepares to face Clemson on Halloween at Doak.
Clemson has shown weakness in its passing game and relies on a strong run attack (its stats underline the challenge ahead).
Florida State running back Tre Wisner earned a bigger role after early season limits and injuries to teammates—he recorded over 100 yards against Virginia on Oct.
3. Coaches praise his leadership as he steps into a key role in Tallahassee.
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