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Tips to stay the course with a New Year’s resolution

Metrocreativemail@bradfordvillebugle.com The holiday season is steeped in tradition. Many of those traditions are rooted in celebrants’ faith, but one of the last customs people embrace...

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Regional trail plan could link into Leon County system

Erin HillMail@bradfordvillebugle.com A proposed regional trail network connecting Gadsden and Leon counties is moving forward in the planning stages, though construction remains unfunded. The Capital Region...

​Berry sweet adventures: Pick your own blueberries this summer

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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Fit and Functional

Routines lead to success Sherman Rosier, Owner Fit & Functional, NSCA- CPT, PRS, CFTmail@bradfordvillebugle.com Now that summer is wrapping up it’s time to start preparing for...

Speed cameras active in school zones as new year begins

Leon County and Tallahassee drivers urged to slow down or face $100 fines By Erin Hill Bradfordville Bugle As students return to class across Leon County, officials...
A photograph of engraved stone reading “I HAVE A DREAM – Martin Luther King Jr.”, referencing the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 28, 1963. The image is framed from above, with a pair of black-and-white sneakers visible at the bottom edge, creating a reflective, symbolic perspective on the historic inscription.

A timeline of notable events in the life of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Metrocreativemail@bradfordvillebugle.com Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. dreamt of breaking down barriers and ending discrimination based on skin color, religion, personal beliefs, and much more. Indeed,...
Infographic titled 'Recycling PLASTIC in Leon County' detailing recyclable, non-recyclable, and tricky plastic items based on Resin Identification Codes. Recyclable plastics marked with green checkmarks include Code 1 PET (water bottles, cups, takeout containers), Code 2 HDPE (detergent bottles, milk jugs, opaque plastics), and Code 5 PP (reusable takeout containers, bottle caps, yogurt containers). Non-recyclable plastics marked with red X's include Code 3 PVC (PVC pipe, vinyl) and Code 6 PS (SOLO cups, hot drink lids, Styrofoam). A section for 'The Tricky Ones' explains Code 4 LDPE (soft plastics like grocery bags are not allowed at home, but firm squeeze bottles are) and Code 7 Other/Composite materials (like paper cartons with plastic coating or padded mailers, which are not allowed in at-home bins).

Leon County offers free Master Recycler training program

Erin Hillmail@bradfordvillebugle.com Leon County Government is inviting residents to take part in its Master Recycler Program, a free educational initiative designed to promote better recycling...

Kickstart Parenting

School Routines: Avoid the Pain! Brad Fantle, Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Tallahassee mail@bradfordvillebugle.com Parents often celebrate the idea of their kids going back to school, but...

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