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Leon County's $2.6 million restoration of the Leon County Visitors Center in Tallahassee is nearing completion after a year of construction and restoration.
Full story at wctv.tv ↗
The Tallahassee sandwich and smoothie shop, BLND, has celebrated its one-year anniversary with a long line of college students.
Full story at tallahassee.com ↗
Tallahassee's school-zone speed cameras have seen mixed results in the first week of enforcement, with speeding violations decreasing near some schools while increasing at others.
Full story at wtxl.com ↗
Three teenagers, including one 15-year-old, were arrested following a shooting at Governor's Square Mall in Tallahassee, raising concerns about gun violence and public safety in the city.
Full story at fox49.tv ↗
Tallahassee commissioners voted 3-2 to advance a proposed Canopy development agreement, despite questions over a potential Dempsey Mayo-Miccosukee Road connection, traffic impacts, concurrency costs and whether taxpayers could inherit infrastructure expenses.
Full story at fox49.tv ↗
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