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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida State men's swimming and diving team has moved up to No. 12 in the CSCAA Division I December Poll, the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) unveiled on Thursday. The Seminole men rose four spots from No. 16 in November. The...

There’s a universe out there where Florida State’s first two Heisman winners, Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke, were Seminole teammates and perhaps won the Heisman Trophy in back-to-back years. Ward was a Seminole freshman in 1989 and Weinke signed his National of Letter of Intent to attend Florida...

Wednesday morning, the Gadsden County School District was able to light up the faces of 16 students of Quincy Headstart by giving back. Students received gifts, met Santa, and performed songs for all.

Tucked in Florida’s Red Hills, Monticello looks serene at first glance, all shaded porches and slow afternoons. Then you hear the whispers about one street where lights flicker, doors creak, and history seems to breathe. Locals nod knowingly, visitors lean in, and suddenly the town’s calm feels charged with wonder....

A celebrated FAMU alum returns to guide the Rattlers. Quinn Gray’s homecoming marks a new chapter for the HBCU powerhouse. The post HBCU Legend Returns Home to Take the Helm at FAMU appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

PANACEA, FL — Seabreeze Cafe is preparing to reopen in Panacea, bringing back a longtime neighborhood café at 1089 Coastal Hwy, Panacea, FL 32346. Owner Linda Marshall told Business Debut the full-service café is targeting a soft opening around January 1, allowing the team to fine-tune operations ahead of a full...

ST. MARKS, Fla. (WTXL) — For 19 years, the St. Marks' Golf Cart Christmas parade has brought fun and community together, making a tradition to stand the test of time. The Golf Cart Parade has been going on for almost two decades. Many neighbors participate to deck the halls.

Florida State's transfer portal losses are minimal, with key analysis on roster impact, fan reactions, and potential quarterback targets for the Seminoles.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - The recent closure of a turtle hospital in Panama City means the Panhandle is without a facility that can treat an increasingly common sea turtle disease. Wakulla County’s Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is now trying to expand to fight a common turtle disease called fibropapillomatosis.

A staff report from the county notes that they’ve spent just under $8 million over the last five years on food insecurity.