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A dark bronze full-body statue of George Washington in military uniform holding a walking cane, standing in a brightly lit government building corridor. In the background, an American flag and a state flag stand next to a hallway wall bearing the text 'Governor' and 'Lt. Governor'.
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Leon County invites residents to rediscover local history during America 250...

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Erin Hillmail@bradfordvillebugle.com As communities across the nation prepare to commemorate America’s 250th birthday, Leon County is inviting residents to take a closer look at the...

City honors neighborhood leaders at 2025 Neighborhood Awards

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A neatly organized, bright living room decorated for Christmas, featuring a blend of global traditions. A brick fireplace is central, adorned with magnolia leaves, dried citrus slices, white candles, a wooden nutcracker, and a traditional German Christmas pyramid (Pyramide). Four distinct embroidered knit stockings hang from the mantel. To the right stands an evergreen tree decorated with straw stars, glass ornaments, Ukrainian-style painted eggs, and British Christmas crackers, surrounded by wrapped gifts. On a wooden coffee table in the foreground sits an Advent wreath with four lit white candles and plates of traditional holiday cookies. Large windows show a sunny, tree-lined view outside.

Share your Christmas traditions with us

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A flat-lay view of emergency supplies arranged on a wooden table around a red clipboard with a 'Disaster Preparation List.' The checklist includes items like water, non-perishable food, a battery radio, batteries, a first aid kit, and matches. Surrounding the clipboard are physical prep items including boxes labeled 'Emergency Candles,' 'First Aid Kit,' and 'Matches,' alongside a clear container of batteries, a radio, a whistle, a pen, and a pair of pliers.

City of Tallahassee to host hurricane preparedness workshop in June

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An aerial top-down view of Smokey Hollow Commemorative Park, featuring three open-frame house outline sculptures on green lawn, a brick circular plaza with a fountain, a central pavilion building, garden plots, and paved pedestrian walkways situated next to city streets.

Remembering Smokey Hollow

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Here’s to a fresh start Erin Hilleditor@bradfordvillebugle.comBack-to-school season doesn’t always feel like a fresh start. For some families, it’s a sigh of relief. For others,...
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Starting fresh, staying localErin Hilleditor@prioritynews.net Happy New Year, neighbors! As we turn the page to 2026, it feels like the perfect time to pause, take...
A dark bronze full-body statue of George Washington in military uniform holding a walking cane, standing in a brightly lit government building corridor. In the background, an American flag and a state flag stand next to a hallway wall bearing the text 'Governor' and 'Lt. Governor'.

Leon County invites residents to rediscover local history during America 250...

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A wide, eye-level photograph looking down a quiet, sunlit residential street lined with historic brick and wooden-siding homes. Large American flags on temporary metal stands line both sides of the concrete sidewalk, leading toward the end of the road. Additional American flags and patriotic bunting hang from the front porches of the houses. Spanish moss drapes from mature oak and palm trees framing the quiet asphalt street under a bright sky.

How Flag Day got its start

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A top-down, high-angle view of a white ceramic teacup filled with dark amber tea or black coffee, resting on a matching round white saucer isolated on a plain background.

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Plants that can accommodate outdoor living spaces

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A woman and a teenage girl stand together in a bright kitchen, smiling as they look at a laptop on the counter. The teenager, wearing glasses and headphones around her neck, holds a pen and notepad, while the woman prepares food beside a bowl of salad ingredients.

​​New Year’s resolutions to make kids sharper at home and smarter at school

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(StatePoint) Success at school is about more than just what takes place in the classroom. How kids spend their time after the bell rings...

Summer adventures await at Leon County Public Libraries

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Erin Hilleditor@bradfordvillebugle.comFrom glowing parties to fish printing, the Leon County Public Library system is lighting up July with free summer activities for kids and...
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Don’t let your kids quit on a negative experience Brad Fantle, Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Tallahasseemail@bradfordvillebugle.com Kids quit for many reasons. Maybe something isn’t going...
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Blueberry season in full swing at area U-Pick farms

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Erin Hill mail@bradfordvillebugle.com Blueberry season is underway across the Big Bend, and several area farms are welcoming visitors who want to pick their own fresh berries. Residents...

​Berry sweet adventures: Pick your own blueberries this summer

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By Patricia Smithmail@bradfordvillebugle.com Did you know many local North Florida u-pick blueberry farms officially opened to the public last weekend?Every year locals get excited about...
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