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Gold glitter top hat with a “Happy New Year!” label sits on a table surrounded by colorful party hats, streamers, and confetti, suggesting a New Year’s celebration.

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Rings in 2026 at Cascades Park

admin - February 2, 2026

Close-up of an orange basketball resting on a wooden floor against a black background.

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Tallahassee opens registration for fall sports

admin - August 4, 2025

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Berry sweet adventures: Pick your own blueberries this summer

admin - June 30, 2025

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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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Tea with the Editor

admin - July 2, 2025

What to plant in July Erin Hilleditor@prioritynews.net July is here, and while the heat is cranking up in Tallahassee, that doesn’t mean it’s time to give...

Tallahassee teens lead the way in strengthening local bonds through volunteerism

The Bradfordville Bugle May 1, 2025

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

The Bradfordville Bugle May 27, 2026

An extreme close-up photograph of a single, clear droplet of water hanging from the aerator tip of a chrome faucet just before falling. The background is softly blurred with warm, neutral tones.

Annual report confirms Tallahassee drinking water meets all quality standards

The Bradfordville Bugle July 2, 2026

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...

The Bradfordville Bugle February 2, 2026

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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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Group of high school cross-country runners seen from behind as they start a race across a grassy field with autumn trees in the background.

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Tallahassee gearing up for major international sports weekend in January 2026

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The John G. Riley House, a historic two-story wood-frame home with wraparound porches, red railings, green shutters, and surrounding trees.

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Walking through history at the Riley House

admin - February 2, 2026

Erin Hillmail@bradfordvillebugle.comJohn G. Riley House Museum stands along East Jefferson Street in downtown Tallahassee as one of the city’s most important surviving links to...

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How parents can pitch in at their children’s schools

admin - August 4, 2025

Special to The Buglemail@bradfordvillebugle.com Giving back to one’s community can take many forms. Some may give back by supporting legislature to make communities more inclusive,...