The incident took place around 4 p.m. on the highway near mile marker 184 in Quincy, Fla. and caused injuries, according to the Florida Highway Patrol online map.
The sentence comes as part of plea deal with the State. Anderson was arrested in April 2021 for second-degree murder, accused of shooting Joshua Purcell at close range in the parking lot of Bethel AME Church.
If you’ve followed high school sports in Tallahassee for the last decade, you’ve probably heard the name Cam Brown. The former Florida high football and wrestling stand-out left a lasting impact on those that knew him, and even on those that didn’t. After battling osteosarcoma, bone cancer, Brown died in November of 2017, but thanks to others, his memory continues to live on.
Humans have the luxury to go inside when it is cold. We can put on a coat or crank up the heat in the car. But for pets and plants, it is not so simple.
Residents reported people tampering with their mailboxes across the county, and LCSO disclosed a particular focus on examining crimes in the Killearn Lakes subdivision, according to a press release the office shared Tuesday.
Using public wifi can also make you an easy target, according to Dowling. He said you should avoid connecting your devices, but if you have to, don’t shop or access bank information on public networks.
The Christmas Connection encourages people to donate new toys, gift items, clothes and housewares as well as essentials like food, toiletries and cleaning supplies. Families and groups can also adopt families through their website or send items right from home through its Amazon wish list.
Family Day at Railroad Square will be a vibrant and engaging event, offering a diverse range of attractions and activities to ensure a memorable day for attendees of all ages.
Whether you’re a business owner, professional or interested in learning more about the Tallahassee International Airport, the event has unique opportunities for everyone.
“The main thing is, we’re still there and we’re still holding up our piece of the pie. We’re going to keep running calls. We’re going to keep doing our job, we just want to be compensated fairly," the Tallahassee Professional Firefighters vice president said.
