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McAlpin, FL · Education
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Advantages of campuses that are adjacent to the state capitals
October break is the perfect time for college road trips. When visiting campus, don’t forget to ask about internships while taking classes. Both Florida State University and Arizona State University are adjacent to their state capitals for internships. These Division-1 football powerhouses offer well-rounded college experiences with the added value of location, location, location.
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Students move into Perla after delays, report water issues, trash and possible mold
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- After weeks of delays, the first wave of students has finally moved into Perla, but some residents say they are now facing problems ranging from water issues to trash piling up — and in one case, what a parent believes could be mold. Maddie Karniewicz, a...
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HBCU Love: Florida A&M University Repeats as No. 1 HBCU in the Nation by Niche
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — For the second consecutive year, Florida A&M University (FAMU) has been ranked the No. 1 Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in the nation by Niche in its 2027 Best HBCU Schools in America rankings. FAMU earned the highest ranking among 73 HBCUs evaluated by Niche,...
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Florida Memorial University, FAMU launch Ph.D. pathway to expand doctoral opportunities for students
Florida Memorial University and Florida A&M University are establishing a new pathway designed to help qualified FMU students pursue doctoral education at FAMU, the universities announced last week. The institutions, both historically Black universities, have signed a Ph.D. Pathways Memorandum of Understanding that creates a structured opportunity for FMU students...
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Chattahoochee Lions Club donates to two elementary schools
The Chattahoochee Lions Club recently made financial donations to Chattahoochee Elementary School and Sneads Elementary School to help support educational projects for students. The donations will allow the schools to purchase materials for use in student projects and other educational activities. At Sneads Elementary School, Lions Club member Paul Mazzotta...
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Sneads’ Bill Thomas talks retirement after 2026 season
SNEADS, Fla. (WMBB) – It’s been 13 years since Head Coach Bill Thomas first set foot at Sneads High School, but he says it may soon be time to turn the page. Coach Thomas has spent 30 years altogether coaching high school football. But with a family and business, he says it may be time […]
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Bozeman Bucks look for first victory of the season in week five against Sneads
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WMBB) – Week five of high school football is upon us, and the Bozeman Bucks will take on the Sneads Pirates Friday night. Bozeman is coming off a bye week, so they’ve only played in three games this season compared to Snead’s five. The Bucks are sitting winless on the season at […]
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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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Mosley turns focus to Gadsden County after win over Chiles
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) -The Mosley Dolphins remained unbeaten this high school football season with a 36-0 win over district foe Chiles on Friday. Quarterback J.P. Holsombake threw for 273 yards and three touchdowns in the win. The Dolphins also had more than 100 yards on the ground. The win kept Mosley’s season perfect at 4-0.
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Something Good: WCTV First Alert meteorologists make classroom visit
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Time for something good featuring some little weather enthusiasts!. WCTV First Alert Meteorologists Cameron Aaron and Austin Lowe went to visit Ms. Pearson and Ms. Ensminger’s 3rd-grade classes at Aucilla Christian Academy on Monday to teach kids about what it’s like being a broadcast meteorologist.
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Mosley win on the road, Arnold, Rutherford and North Bay fall at home
Mosley remained unbeaten Friday night with a 36-0 road win over Chiles, improving to 4-0 on the season. The Dolphins controlled the game in all three phases, jumping on Chiles early and never allowing the Timberwolves to find a rhythm offensively. Bay High football Bay High football erupts for dominant district win over West Florida 1976 state championship football team Bay High football erupts for dominant district win over West Florida Mosley coach Tommy Joe Whiddon said his team’s effort was consistent from the opening play. “We started the game with a surprise onside kick,” Whiddon said. “Thought we executed that well and got the ball.” The Dolphins turned the opportunity into points and finished with 36 on the night. Wide receivers Khalil Lauderdale, Ga’Marcus Halstead and running back Samuel Chisolm each scored touchdowns, while quarterback JP Holsombake added a touchdown on a sneak. While the offense continued to produce, it was Mosley’s defense that delivered the biggest statement of the night. The Dolphins held Chiles scoreless and forced two interceptions from Dominick Daniels. Daniels’ two picks continued a recent trend of different Mosley defensive backs making plays in the secondary. Whiddon credited both the secondary and the pressure generated