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Wednesday, November 12th, 2025
Good morning, Tallahassee. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ A year after a fatal car crash claimed Gavin and his mother Angelique while they were headed to the Veterans Day Parade, the Rickards High School band paused for a moment of silence—playing Gavin’s favorite song—in a tribute that united the community. WCTV
- ➤ Veterans gathered on November 11 at the American Legion hall for the 13th annual Operation Thank You breakfast where county staff and volunteers served a buffet and local officials joined to honor those who served. Group photos were taken every 10 minutes and a special program featuring the national anthem and a poem began at 8 a.m. — a tribute that brought the community together. Tallahassee Democrat
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ A European Union delegation visited Danfoss Turbocor headquarters in Tallahassee to learn about its growth and energy-efficient projects, and Danfoss—renowned as the world’s top oil-free compressor maker—said the visit highlighted future opportunities for international investments. Tallahassee Democrat
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Almost 100 years ago on Armistice Day, Tallahassee held a two-day celebration that officially opened its first municipal airport — Dale Mabry Airport — named after a local World War I hero. City officials and civic groups staged a vibrant parade and aerial meet that marked a milestone in local aviation history. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ Lemoyne Arts is kicking off its 62nd Annual Holiday Show event this Saturday, Nov 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Gadsden Street gallery, featuring hundreds of handcrafted ornaments, an artisan market with nearly 28 local artists + live music in the sculpture garden, a fine art exhibition running until Jan 3, and a holiday shop open until Dec 24. WFSU Public Media
- ➤ Hearth and Soul gift shop at 1410 Market St. held its 10th annual holiday window reveal titled 'Get Frosted' on Nov. 10 — featuring a life-size advent calendar with 25 snowflake ornaments set to become daily giveaways starting Dec. 1 — as a frosty kick-off to the season during unusually cold November. Tallahassee Democrat
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ A strong solar storm made the aurora borealis faintly visible in Tallahassee on Tuesday night—photos showed a pink glow across the dark sky. Experts advised viewers to seek dark skies and look low on the horizon, noting this was the third time residents saw the lights in 2024. Tallahassee Democrat
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Children's Services Council is hosting an informational workshop today at 3 p.m. at its office on Old St. Augustine Road—attendees will learn status updates on the Perinatal Navigators Program and plans for a new Family Resource Center without any formal voting. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ Local preservation advocates visited Carr Cemetery on Nov. 10 amid worries about nearby development plans that could alter the county and city blueprint; officials recommended no changes west of Meridian Road, and a neighborhood meeting will be held Nov. 13 (6-7 p.m. at Northside Community Center). Tallahassee Democrat
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ FSU head coach Mike Norvell remains hopeful that quarterback Tommy Castellanos can resolve NCAA eligibility issues for another season—he praised his accountability—and will keep him as the starter. Castellanos is set to play against Virginia Tech on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Doak Campbell Stadium while backups stand ready if needed. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ Florida State would owe head coach Mike Norvell $58,667,708 if it fires him after this season, as his contract calls for paying 85 percent of his base salary and extra pay until Dec. 31, 2031—making his buyout one of the largest in college football history. His record fell to 37-32 after a loss to Clemson, and his job remains in doubt. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ Florida State men's basketball lost to Florida 78 to 76 Tuesday at the Stephen C O'Connell Center as Robert McCray scored 29 points with 16 in the final minutes + missed free throws and a three-pointer in the closing seconds kept the Seminoles from tying the game. 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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