Thursday, July 3, 2025
College students looking for a fun night in Tallahassee don’t have to break the bank. Whether you’re into dancing, live music or just grabbing drinks with friends, there are plenty of budget-friendly options around the city. From weekly drink specials to live entertainment, here are some of the best nightlife […]
Art enthusiasts in Tallahassee now have a new creative hub with the opening of the Req Room, a venue designed to celebrate all forms of artistic expression. Located near Fifth Avenue in Midtown and on the corner of North Monroe Street, the Req Room held its official grand opening on […]
Tallahassee’s beloved Railroad Square Art District may be on the brink of major changes. With the Tallahassee Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) rejecting a proposal to purchase the property many are wondering–what’s next? An intense CRA meeting last month which featured city commissioners, Railroad Square business owners, and community members, ended […]
Tallahassee is known for its chicken tenders and burgers, and the latest addition to the city’s food scene is Trap Boy Burger. A new burger joint from the owners of Trap Boy Ramen, the restaurant raises the question: How far will the owners push the “trap aesthetic?” Trap Boy Burger […]
Curtis Richardson took the Seat 2 position on the Tallahassee City Commission, beating out Dot Inman-Johnson in a close race. Richardson’s win is much more than a political victory, it’s one that has brought stability into existence with attention to pressing Tallahassee resident needs. It was considered a defining moment […]
Tallahassee city commissioners listened Wednesday to a presentation by Robert Wigen, director of resource management. He outlined the city’s new millage rate, a new health care contract with CHSP, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, and amendments for recent grant revenues. The budget director proposed two public hearings on the fiscal […]
Tallahassee’s Railroad Square hosted its monthly “First Friday” art festival following the area’s long recovery from catastrophic tornadoes in May. Tallahassee’s First Friday event at Railroad Square Art District has long been a hub for creativity, community, and culture since 2012. Starting as an initiative through the Council on Culture […]
Michelle Hartsfield may be a teacher by day, but in her spare time she’s taking care of her other children — her cats. Over the years, Hartsfield has volunteered to help animal rescues in Leon and Wakulla counties. “Throughout my life, I’ve always loved animals and would do a little […]
A local foundation created by two FAMU students is hosting events all month long for Autism Awareness Month. Peace by Piece is an independent, non-profit organization that caters to those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in minority communities. Its founders, Jae Allen and Kiera Macklin, are both fourth-year psychology majors […]
People should always support Black-owned restaurants, especially during Black History Month. Patrons support Black entrepreneurs, reinvest in the Black community, contribute to the economic growth of Black businesses, and keep dreams alive. Food brings the Black community together and allows people from all walks of life to connect with family […]