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Holiday cheer fills downtown Quincy during annual Christmas parade
QUINCY, Fla. (WTXL) — Holiday cheer took over downtown Quincy Friday night as the city’s annual Christmas Parade brought families together for a festive tradition that’s been part of the community for more than a decade. Floats, dancers, cheerleaders, school bands, city leaders, and the Quincy Fire...
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Neighborhood Cafe Returning With Full-Service Dining In Panacea
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 reopening.
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The St Marks Golf Cart Christmas Parade is a tradition of community
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Annual Golf Cart Christmas Parade returns to St. Marks on Saturday, December 20th
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.
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What’s Brewing - Countdown at Cascades
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Here’s what’s brewing in Tallahassee!. Families are encouraged to ring in the new year at Cascades Park for the annual Countdown at Cascades on Wednesday. Live music and food trucks will be in attendance at the Adderley Amphitheater, along with two firework shows. One...
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‘A true blessing’: Goodies Eatery reopens at new location following closure earlier this year
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A treasured Tallahassee restaurant has reopened its doors after it was forced to close earlier this year. Goodies Eatery reopened two months ago, just steps away from where they started in 1987. Their new location is at 106 East College Avenue in the heart of downtown Tallahassee.
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FSU to offer first-of-its-kind degree program in Community Music
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Florida State University’s College of Music is offering a new major for students. The new Community Music program is the first of its kind in the nation, according to FSU. The program’s focus is to use music to connect, serve and build community. The...
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Leon County event gives families a chance to enjoy holiday festivities and learn about agriculture
MICCOSUKEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Families were able to enjoy one last Christmas activity in Miccosukee Wednesday at the Redemptive Love Farm and Rescue. “We really get to show the reason for Christmas,” Founder Shannon Carroll said. “Having a place that literally just shines Christmas cheer all over the kids and their parents has been an amazing, amazing thing to partake in.”
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Holiday crowds expected as Havana transforms downtown for Winterfest
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Florida A&M alum's Lifetime Christmas film honors father, FAMU professor
A Florida A&M University alumnus and screenwriter is getting his audience in the holiday spirit with a new Lifetime Christmas movie – one that is being dedicated to someone he and the FAMU community fondly carry in their memories. Gregory Anderson, a Los Angeles based graduate of FAMU, wrote the script for the new movie “Deck the Hallways” that started airing on Lifetime on Dec. 6, and his film crew has dedicated it to the memory of his father Osiefield Anderson – a longtime FAMU mathematics professor who had a significant impact on many through teachings both in and outside of the classroom. He died in August at the age of 97. Anderson says the script was the last one he wrote while caring for his father in Tallahassee leading up to his passing. “The screenwriting process for this film was a challenging one because right when I got this writing assignment, my father started to get sick on and off, so we were in and out of hospitals in Tallahassee,” Anderson told the Tallahassee Democrat during a Dec. 11 phone call. “I wrote this screenplay between doctor appointments in the hospitals in Tallahassee, in the waiting rooms, during quiet
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Alabama Shakes will join the April concert party at The Adderley
Hold on! Brittany Howard and the Alabama Shakes are joining a packed April concert lineup at The Adderley Amphitheater in 2026. Leon County and Scott Carswell Present announced in a press release Dec. 12 that blues-rockers Alabama Shakes ("Hold On," "Don't Wanna Fight") are booked for a concert at Cascades Park on April 28, 2026. Alabama Shakes was last in Tallahassee in 2016 when they played songs from their hit 2015 album "Sound & Color" for a concert in the amphitheater. "Sound & Color" won a Grammy for album of the year in 2016. The Shakes' released the standalone single "Another Life" in August 2025, marking their first new music in nearly a decade and have signed with Island Records. Music: Tickets going on sale for another spring concert at The Adderley Coming up: Two big concerts slated for the Adderley Amphitheater in Tallahassee Alabama Shakes will tour with Alabama singer Lamont Landers for the show, with gates opening at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, and showtime at 7:30 p.m. in The Adderley Amphitheater at Cascades Park. Tickets are P1 Reserved (Sections 200 & 300) $125; P2 Reserved ( Sections 100 & 400) $112; and General Admission Lawn $84. Tickets
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Alabama Shakes returning to Tallahassee to perform at Cascades Park
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Rock and soul band Alabama Shakes is set to perform at Cascades Park on April 28 in partnership with the Word of South Festival, per a Leon County press release. According to the county, the concert is part of other strong performances from TOTO, Lake Street...