A Tallahassee lawyer-turned-writer has penned a work of historical fiction. This is not John Williams first book. Almost five years ago, he published the imagined sayings of his rescue greyhound, called “Tillie’s Tales.” Tillie passed on a few years back.... See more
Tallahassee’s history far pre-dates the arrival of Europeans in the 1500s. Now the area’s latest historical marker fully acknowledges the story of those original occupants.
The marker, at the J.R. Alford Greenway trailhead was placed by the Tallahassee Hi... See more
Tallahassee marked Dr. Martin Luther King Day with a city-wide celebration. The festivities began with a big parade along Monroe Street. That parade has steadily grown over the years. This year, it featured dozens of government and civic organizations, al... See more
Tallahassee’s twenty-sixth Chain of Parks Art Festival is still months away. But the top-rated show and sale of fine and folk-art creations is already planning some new elements to enhance the event. A big announcement each year is which local artist’s wo... See more
Some of the world’s best runners were in Tallahassee on Saturday, January 10 for the World Athletic Cross Country Championships. It was city’s first effort to host a major international sporting event. Teams from across the globe took on the challenging c... See more
