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Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
Good morning, Tallahassee. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 11th of November.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Legendary band Chicago announced it will perform on May 14 at the Tucker Civic Center in Tallahassee — tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday. Tallahassee Democrat
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Florida State University College of Music graduate student Cayden Miller was selected for a euphonium position with the United States Navy Band and will begin his career in 2026 after completing his degree and training—his competitive win underscores FSU’s strong track record in developing professional musicians. Florida State University
- ➤ FSU now has a new campus celebrity as a Nigerian dwarf goat named S'mores, seen in a jersey, has gone viral after a Tallahassee State College freshman brought him to campus to reconnect with ancestral health traditions—students have raised concerns about his living space. The pet owner said he will move to a house with a large backyard this weekend so S'mores can have more room. FSU News
- ➤ Florida State University's Jennifer Proffitt (a media literacy expert) said schools must boost media literacy programs so students can better spot misleading information amid growing digital challenges. Media outlets may contact her for interviews as interest rises in addressing these issues. Florida State University
- ➤ Florida State University's Board of Trustees will extend President Richard McCullough’s contract when the Board of Governors reviews it next year, keeping his leadership in place past his initial expiration on Aug.31, 2026. Chair Peter Collins said McCullough is the perfect person for the job — no changes in leadership are expected before the extension is approved. Tallahassee Reports
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Today, the American Legion Hall at Lake Ella hosts the Veterans Day community breakfast—Operation Thank You—to honor local veterans and their sacrifices, with free legal help and benefits available through county programs. More than 17,000 veterans live in Leon County, and the event is supported by both the local post and government. Tallahassee Democrat
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Leon County Government said that Tallahassee will host the World Athletics Cross Country Championships at Apalachee Regional Park on January 10, 2026 and more than 500 runners will compete in the main race and four fun runs — a medal designed by Olympian Rafeeq Curry shows Florida’s rivers, coastal hills and native heritage. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ FAMU football will try to finish with a 5-5 record when it faces Alabama A&M on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Louis Crews Stadium in Huntsville—recent wins have boosted the team's confidence after a 1-4 start and coach James Colzie said players are determined to end this season strong. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ The Chiles volleyball team won its second FHSAA 5A state championship on Nov. 8 after defeating Archbishop McCarthy 25—15, 25—19, and 25—23 in a hard-fought three-set match, finishing a season with an 81—8 record over three years. Tallahassee Reports
- ➤ Daniel Berger returned to the PGA Tour in January after a 19-month break caused by a back injury that led him to withdraw from the U.S. Open in July 2022. He played in key events in 2024 and 2025 before a broken right ring finger sidelined him at the BMW Championship—he is now preparing for a strong 2026 season and hopes to join the Presidents Cup team. FSU News
- ➤ At a media availability on November 10th, FSU coach Mike Norvell said he was confident he would bring a championship to the football program — he believes his team is up to the challenge. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ The Lincoln Trojans beat the Florida High Seminoles 3–1 on November 7—Nihal Kalathil scored twice and Thoren Knispel netted a goal—to secure Lincoln's second win of the season. Tallahassee Reports
- ➤ After a chaotic weekend reshuffled the ACC football rankings, Georgia Tech reclaimed first place and Virginia fell after a loss to Wake Forest — Pitt prepared for a College GameDay visit. Clemson edged Florida State in a tight game while Cal’s overtime win cast doubt on Louisville’s title hopes. Tallahassee Democrat
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Visual Basic VR Dance Party
8 p.m. — New World Rides - VRcade — $11.63 — Dance the night away in virtual reality at Tallahassee's premiere VR venue.
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University Wind Ensemble Concert
7:30 p.m. — Ruby Diamond Concert Hall — $10 Adult, $7 Child or Non-FSU Student, Free for FSU Students — Experience a captivating blend of classic and contemporary wind ensemble music.
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Junie B. Jones The Musical
7 p.m. — Richard G. Fallon Theatre — Cost info not provided — Join Junie B. as she navigates the humorous ups and downs of first grade in this delightful musical adaptation.
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Bradley's 54th Annual Fun Day
10 AM – 4 PM — Bradley's Country Store — Free admission — Enjoy crafts, live music, and a delightful day filled with family activities and good food.
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All Girls Love R&B Bingo
8-11 p.m. — Potbelly's — Free entry — Enjoy a night filled with 90s & 2000s R&B hits while playing Bingo.
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Market Days
10 AM - 4 PM — North Florida Fairgrounds — Early Bird tickets available now — Celebrate arts and crafts while supporting the Tallahassee Museum with live music and vibrant local culture.
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Chelcie Lynn Live Show
7:30-9 p.m. — The Moon — Tickets available — Enjoy the comedic talents of Chelcie Lynn as she brings her viral humor to life.
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TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
~ Warren Buffett
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