The hospital says because it collected over 2,000 cards filled with uplifting messages of hope and strength in 2019, it was able to save extra cards for future years.
Even though many families are stuck at home this summer, businesses and organizations around Tallahassee are hosting several virtual summer camps to keep kids active while school is out.
It was a busy Monday at the Leon County Tax Collector's Office.; the line of people stretched out the door and went all around the building when the office opened.
“We still want to take time on April 18 to recognize and honor our area’s veterans for their service and sacrifice to our country," Honor Flight chairman Mac Kemp said.
The facility's activities coordinator will safely visit each of the 132 residents to share Hope Ward's virtual performance via an iPad. Additionally, the residents will receive greeting cards Hope collected.
A Farm Share event hosted by Living Stone International and partners Janice Harris-Simmons and Larry Simmons was shut down by the Quincy Police Department Saturday morning.
Teachers and staff at Buck Lake Elementary decided to put on a parade for their students, after having to go online. The idea has been spread across the nation, and now it is being put into action right in our own backyards.
With students out of school, some parents may be struggling with ways to keep kids engaged. WCTV reached out to a local non-profit working to give parents suggestions during these uncertain times.
The coronavirus is impacting so many daily activities, including religious services. As large gatherings are discouraged, several churches are now moving online.
As part of a $3 million investment, the county is creating new hiking and biking trails, a permanent finish line, restrooms and a multi-use stage at the park.
The fight against HIV and AIDS took center stage Thursday night at Railroad Square. The 30th Annual Tallahassee AIDS Walk served as an opportunity to reflect on the past three decades.
On Monday, February 24th, two officials from Suwannee County rescued a 76-year-old man who was floating down the Suwannee River. The man was hanging onto the side of the boat by a rope.
During Heart Awareness Month, WCTV sheds a light on two local boys, who fought through the unthinkable. Now, two families are stitched together for life.
The Thomasville Police SWAT Team is back to full strength eight months after splitting off from a joint county team. One of those new members is making history.
Taste of Tallahassee is an annual event celebrating all the Capital City has to offer, showcasing local restaurants and breweries for legislators; local leaders say the city is getting closer to its goal of an 18-hour downtown. New bars and restaurants are responsible for that optimism.
