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Bojangles’ makes a return to Tallahassee

Caption A Carolina favorite has made it’s way back to Tallahassee. Bojangels’, famous for their chicken and biscuits, opened their doors for business Monday located at 1350 East Park Avenue. Doors opened at 5 a.m. and there were a number of opening day activities and giveaways, one of which included […]

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15-year-old will graduate from Godby High School

Courtesy of WCTV While the average 15-year-old is getting their Learner’s Permit, talking about their favorite boy band and going to the mall, Lauryn Brown is preparing to walk across the stage this spring. She would have never imagined herself going through a stack of college acceptance letters as a […]

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Tallahassee Mall is now Centre of Tallahassee

Courtesy of Kim Gabbard Tallahassee Mall on North Monroe Street will be the new and improved Centre of Tallahassee with better shopping, eating and family fun activities coming soon. Renovations have begun and expects to be completed by the end of 2016. Centre of Tallahassee plans to bring the area […]

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Youth outreach group comes to Tallahassee

Courtesy of MY LIFE A pop youth outreach group, Magellan Youth Leaders Inspiring Future Empowerment (MY LIFE) is making its way to Tallahassee. MY LIFE is targeted for at-risk youth between the ages of 13 and 23. The event will kick off Feb. 24 at the Palmer Munroe Teen Center […]

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Willie Taylor visits FAMU basketball homecoming

Courtesy of Centric TV Willie Taylor, former member of the multi­platinum group Day 26, took the stage as the featured post-g­ame entertainer for Florida A&M University’s basketball homecoming Saturday. Accompanied by singer Russell Foster, Taylor performed his new song “Freak of the Week” and also sang one of Day 26’s chart […]

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FAMU and City of Tallahassee will host annual Harambee Festival

Coutesy of YouTube Florida A&M University will collaborate with The City of Tallahassee to host its inaugural Harambee Festival Feb. 28 at Cascades Park from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Harambee, which means “let’s pull together” in Swahili, describes this year’s festival theme: Inspiring Unity in the Community. The Harambee Festival connected […]

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The Kinsey family present What You Didn’t Learn in High School

Toyota, in association with Florida A&M University, presented What You Didn’t Learn in High School History on Friday. This comprehensive lecture featured world renowned art collector and historian Bernard Kinsey as he revealed numerous untold stories of African-American history, deeds and endeavors that are typically left out of history books […]