Author: Perris Jones

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Florida Millennials don’t see Hurricanes as Major Threat

Florida has not seen a major hurricane threat since 2005.  Photo Courtesy: MGN Online  The state of Florida has not seen landfall of a major hurricane for almost an entire decade. According to a new Mason-Dixon poll, most Floridians do not believe there is a threat for a major hurricane […]

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Feeding in the Park

Saints In Unity Outreach Ministry Inc. serving the homeless Saints In Unity Outreach Ministry Inc. hosted their monthly Feeding in the Park event Sunday at Carter-Howell-Strong Park from 2:30-5:00 p.m. Elder Christopher Stevens, Pastor of Mount Moriah Church of God in Unity, Inc. is the founder and president of Saints […]

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Tallahassee’s Underground Sound

Tallahassee’s music scene is filled with unique sounds, original music, and if you are a fan of Hip-Hop culture, you will not be disappointed. Through local bars or community events, Tallahassee offers an array of opportunities for underground talent and for young and hungry artists, many being college students, to […]

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J School of Dreams

FAMU School of Journalism a Graphic Communication  When considering college, potential students must weigh the cost of investment versus the outcome and career path that best suits their goals.  Many variables come into play and students often complete a degree that they may have never considered before. One of the […]

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Music Industry Takes a Hit

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry recently released new figures indicating global revenue hit another low last year, falling below the $15 billion threshold in 2014 for the first time in recent history, according to Quartz’s digital news outlet. With the emergence of music streaming services such as Pandora, […]

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Quincy Native Looks to Develop Medical Marijuana at Nursery

Hackney Nursery is trying to expand their horizons, by adding medical marijuana to their crops. The Quincy-based developer intends to add the cash crop to their lot sooner rather than later. The state held a lottery to choose five nurseries across the state that will grow medical marijuana. There are […]

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Three Charged for Death of Fallen FAMU Graduate Student

hoto credit: Floridatoday.com Three men have been charged for the death of the 24-year-old FAMU graduate student Aaron Goodwin. Zachary D. Jones, 26, and Marvin Barrington, 23, were taken into to custody on Saturday. While, 22-year-old Antowan Hawkins was still out on the run. He was then caught and arrested […]

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Florida’s Driving Test a Struggle for Test Takers

Photo Credit: Widson Charlemont According to state officials, a higher number of people are failing the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles’ revamped driver’s license test. 60 percent of people have failed the test within the first half of the year. Four out of five drivers were unable […]

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Comets Big Bend Showdown

Tallahassee Comets will host its 12th Annual Big Bend Showdown Tournament July 24-26. According to Rob Hicks, President of Comets Basketball, the tournament provides players with a platform to compete in preparation for state and national championships. "I started this organization for my daughter who was a good young player […]

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Positive for the Youth of Tallahassee

Stop the Violence Heart Cards MY LIFE (Magellan Youth Leaders Inspiring Future Empowerment) hosted its monthly event at Palmer Munroe Teen Center on Wednesday.   The event was to empower teenagers and young adults between the ages of 13-23 who experience challenges in their life. The teen center is dedicated to […]