Weezie’s Cottage, a well-known Havana business, with a shop located in the downtown historic shopping district, will soon be closing the doors of its Tallahassee showroom in the Market Square shopping center. Those who rely on Weezie’s for their furniture and home decor need not worry, however, as Louise “Weezie” Heidenreich, who owns the business…
Tallahassee Community College is now accepting applications for the Tallahassee Collegiate Academy. The application window is now open for the 2024-25 academic year. The academy will accept 100 ninth-grade and 25 tenth-grade students for 2024-25 academic. Tallahassee Collegiate Academy accepts applications from students from Leon, Gadsden, and Wakulla Counties. The application period will close on…
Tallahassee Community College recently announced its District Board of Trustees Chair Eugene Lamb, Jr. has been awarded the 2023 Southern Region Trustee Leadership award by the Association of Community College Trustees. Lamb has served on the Board since 2007, when he was appointed by Governor Charlie Crist. He has since been re-appointed to five consecutive…
A 47-year-old man is dead following a single-car crash last week. According to a report from Florida Highway Patrol, the Tallahassee man was traveling east on State Road 8 in an Sport Utility Vehicle. Troopers say the Sport Utility Vehicle left the roadway to the left and began to overturn in the center median. The…
“The spring classic is like the first big ride of the season,” said Ann Kozeliski, director of Havana Main Street. “After the cold weather has calmed down, it’s really something you can look forward to.” The annual Havana Hills Spring Classic ride is returning to Havana this weekend, with its several options of cycling tours…
The Tallahassee Highland Games and Scottish Festival are back! After a 12 year hiatus, the new Tallahassee games is returning to Leon County, bringing with it a taste of Scotland’s history, athletics, and culture during a two-day weekend in February. The highlight of any highland game is the athletic demonstrations and competitions, and the Tallahassee…
Stephen Jerome Brinson, 47, of Tallahassee, was sentenced to just under 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of distribution of fentanyl. The offenses were committed while Brinson was under federal supervision after his release from federal prison for a 2005 federal narcotics conviction. “Those who repeatedly commit serious crimes, in…
A former Gadsden County High School teacher was available Saturday, December 10 at a Tallahassee bookstore to sign copies of two books he wrote. Author John Nogowski was seated upstairs at the Midtown Reader, a local business on Thomasville Road in the Midtown area, for an hour starting at 3:30 p.m. to promote updated editions…
