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Tallahassee radio personality Cedrick "Doc" Foster to be inducted into National Black Radio Hall of Fame
NORTHWEST TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — Cedrick "Doc" Foster is set to be inducted into the National Black Radio Hall of Fame on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina. Foster said the honor is especially meaningful after years of perseverance. "I've been nominated three times to the National Black Radio Hall...
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Cherry Rankin makes loaded sweet potato & white potato tailgate bites
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - It’s football season and whether it’s for high school or college, tailgating is part of the fun. It only makes sense Cherry Rankin visited WCTV Studios to share her recipe for loaded sweet potato & white potato tailgate bites. Ingredients:. 2 large sweet potatoes...
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Fresh Oysters Steal the Show at This Rustic Florida Seafood Restaurant
Deal’s Famous Oyster House in Perry is the kind of old-school Florida seafood restaurant where fresh oysters, generous plates, and an unfussy atmosphere matter more than fancy presentation. Its rustic character fits naturally with the hearty seafood coming out of the kitchen, making it an appealing stop for anyone traveling through Florida’s Big Bend region. Oysters are the obvious attraction.
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10 Small Restaurants In Thomasville, Georgia Locals Hope Tourists Never Discover
My best meals rarely come from places with a fancy sign out front. Usually it is a plain door, a handwritten menu, and a parking lot with room for maybe eight cars. That was exactly the case here, and within one bite I was texting friends about grits and fried oysters at nine at night. No line out front.
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Something Good: Grammy Award-winning artist, Quincy native donates guitars to alma mater
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - It’s time for something good featuring a homecoming with a musical twist!. Grammy Award-winning artist and Quincy native Billy Dean returned to his alma mater Robert F. Munroe Day School to educate and inspire kids. On Monday, he donated 10 guitars to the music program....
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‘Inspire the future’: New fence mural unveiled at W.T. Moore Elementary
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - After a heartbreaking removal of artistic crosswalks on Dempsey Mayo Road, the Knight Creative Communities Institute (KCCI) unveiled a new public art project at W.T. Moore Elementary. The initiative was a partnership with KCCI, W.T. Moore Elementary and Westminster Oaks. “Connected Communities, Inspire the Future” is...
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Tallahassee community art returns to W.T. Moore Elementary after state crosswalk removal order
NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — Tallahassee's colorful crosswalk art may be gone, but a local nonprofit is bringing the color back — just in a different form. Knight Creative Communities Institute unveiled new artwork at W.T. Moore Elementary on Wednesday, including a 50-foot banner and an "Art of the Box" installation outside the school.
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Florida A&M University to be featured on 17th season of Prime Video’s ‘The College Tour’
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (WSVN) - Florida A&M University will be featured on the 17th season of “The College Tour” on Prime Video. Ten students and recent graduates will be featured in an episode, as they share why they decided to make FAMU their home away from home. “As a...
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Donut Kingdom Finally Opens Third Tallahassee Shop After 18-Month Delay
Donut Kingdom has opened its newest storefront at 413 N. Magnolia Drive in Tallahassee's Mahan Square shopping center, wrapping up a launch process that dragged on for about a year and a half. The locally owned dessert shop announced its soft opening on Facebook on September 10, telling fans, “The wait is finally over, and we can’t wait to welcome you through our doors! Come celebrate with us and grab your favorite donuts.”
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Prepare Yourself, Tallahassee… It’s Lovebug Season!
If you’ve stepped outside in Tallahassee lately, you already know. They’re on the car. They’re on the porch. They’re floating through the yard. They’re attached to each other while flying directly toward your face. Yep. It’s lovebug season in North Florida — and this September...
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The Usual Suspects - Sept. 13, 2026
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - “The Usual Suspects,” airing in 38 counties, has become one of North Florida’s and South Georgia’s premier political talk shows. To keep up with the latest news as it develops, follow WCTV on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Nextdoor and X (Twitter). Have a...
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Popular Donut Kingdom opens new Tallahassee shop on Magnolia Drive
The day just got a little sweeter. After a year of waiting, the locally owned dessert shop Donut Kingdom has finally opened its new storefront on 413 N. Magnolia Drive. The family business, known for its handmade, daily assortment of fluffy pastries, closed its North Monroe Street location at the Lake Jackson Trading Post in June 2025. The newest location, housed in the Mahan Square Shopping Center, was originally anticipated to open in July 2025. The company announced its soft opening on Facebook Sept. 10. "The wait is finally over, and we can’t wait to welcome you through our doors! Come celebrate with us and grab your favorite donuts," the post said. In a conversation with the Tallahassee Democrat, Hiba Khalil of Donut Kingdom attributed the delay to permitting and contracting issues. "There were just so many moving pieces that kept pushing everything back, and as a small business it was definitely frustrating because we were ready to open what felt like forever ago," she said. "We even had customers asking us if we had given up on the location, and people were making jokes about it on Facebook because it had been so long — and honestly we were
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The Music Man, George Corradino, has left the bandstand
The Music Man, George Corradino, has left the bandstand If you’ve never seen the award-winning 1962 musical and movie, The Music Man, the famous line is, “I always think there’s a band, kid.” Robert Preston was the band “professor” in the movie. It could just as easily have been George Corradino. If you love music, you probably knew Dr. George Corradino…