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A regional trail network map highlighting trail development phases across Gadsden, Leon, Wakulla, and Jefferson counties surrounding Tallahassee. A color-coded legend at the bottom categorizes the routes into Feasibility Phase shown in yellow, Existing Trails shown in green, PD&E / Design Phase shown in purple, and Other Existing Facilities shown in blue.

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Regional trail plan could link into Leon County system

admin - May 27, 2026

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City’s winter playbook opens for adult sports

admin - November 5, 2025

People picking blueberries on a u-pick farm.

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Blueberry season in full swing at area U-Pick farms

admin - July 2, 2026

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Professional waist-up portrait of a man with short dark hair standing against a plain gray background. He is wearing a dark gray suit jacket, a white button-down collared shirt, and a textured red tie.

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Kickstart Parenting

admin - May 27, 2026

Confidence Starts at Home: The Power of Role-Playing With Your KidsBrad Fantlemail@bradfordvillebugle.com Something is bothering your child, but figuring out what it is can feel...

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

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A vibrant nighttime photograph showing a silhouette of a crowd of spectators looking up at a massive, colorful fireworks display. Bright pink, blue, and green light trails arc across the black sky above a brilliant white burst of light at the center.

Celebrate America returns to Tom Brown Park for nation’s 250th birthday

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Leon Works Expo connects more than 1,000 students to skilled career...

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Kickstart Parenting

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A daytime photograph looking toward a pristine, deserted white sand beach and turquoise ocean under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The foreground consists of natural coastal dunes covered in sea oats and native scrub. A weathered wooden plank walkway leads from the vegetation onto the sand. In the mid-ground, a dark blue Adirondack chair and a coral-pink Adirondack chair face the water. A small wooden table between them holds a water bottle and sunglasses. The pink chair has a brightly striped beach towel draped over it. Far in the distance, a small white sailboat is anchored on the calm water. The composition is empty of people, emphasizing natural beauty and solitude.

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A blackgum (tupelo) tree showing a wide, spreading form with seasonal color change, valued for its fall foliage and wildlife support.

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Leon County Adopt-A-Tree

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The many reasons to support Small Business Saturday

admin - November 5, 2025

Special to The Buglemail@bradfordvillebugle.comSmall business is big business across much of North America. According to a 2024 report from Innovation, Science and Economic Development...

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