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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Wade Tatangelo |Diana Biederman |Eddie Ritz |Amber Olesen |Alan Festo |Laurie K. Blandford | +5 more
While Florida may be best known for its beloved waterfront restaurants, the Sunshine State’s burger game is on fire — and these 11 locally loved spots are the hotspots that’ll enhance any summer road trip. From sizzling smash patties to wild topping combos (yes, peanut butter is involved), these places are earning serious buzz from Pensacola to Palm Beach.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Wade Tatangelo |Diana Biederman |Eddie Ritz |Amber Olesen |Alan Festo |Laurie K. Blandford | +5 more
While Florida may be best known for its beloved waterfront restaurants, the Sunshine State’s burger game is on fire — and these 11 locally loved spots are the hotspots that’ll enhance any summer road trip. From sizzling smash patties to wild topping combos (yes, peanut butter is involved), these places are earning serious buzz from Pensacola to Palm Beach.
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1 week ago | 
tallahassee.com | Kyla Sanford
Dunkin' is celebrating the FSU Seminoles baseball team's regional appearance with Nole-themed doughnuts on May 30th. The promotion includes specially decorated doughnuts and co-branded Dunkin'/FSU tumblers, while supplies last.
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2 weeks ago | 
tallahassee.com | Kyla Sanford
George and Jeanette Ragheb, founders of Little Athens Gyro, retired after 35 years in the food business. The restaurant has been taken over by Ryan Barrett, a former Moe's Southwest Grill manager. Barrett plans to maintain the restaurant's traditional recipes while expanding the menu and adding family-friendly features.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyla Sanford
May is National Burger Month and while you may have celebrated without even realizing, the food holiday National Hamburger Day lands on May 28. To help you get in the spirit, the Tallahassee Democrat went parading around to get our hands on a few stacks we think are both worthy of your dollars and appetite. It's easy to forget all the pleasures of a good, hand-cooked burger when you can conveniently grab them at a drive-thru.
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2 weeks ago | 
tallahassee.com | Kyla Sanford
May is National Burger Month and while you may have celebrated without even realizing, the food holiday National Hamburger Day lands on May 28. To help you get in the spirit, the Tallahassee Democrat went parading around to get our hands on a few stacks we think are both worthy of your dollars and appetite. It's easy to forget all the pleasures of a good, hand-cooked burger when you can conveniently grab them at a drive-thru.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyla Sanford
A Florida A&M student, who led a protest movement against now president Marva Johnson, says he is facing suspension and potential loss of housing after receiving a May 14 email from the university's Division of Student Affairs.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyla Sanford
Dozens answered the call of Leon County Commissioner Bill Proctor and Hollywood producer and FAMU alumnus Will Packer to gather in opposition May 14 to presidential candidate Marva Johnson. Some came dressed in the school’s signature colors of citrus orange and agricultural green to pray, offer words of encouragement or voice a plan of action for who they want to see in office and their vision for the state's only public historically Black university.
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3 weeks ago | 
tallahassee.com | Kyla Sanford
The rally, organized by Commissioner Bill Proctor and alumnus Will Packer, aimed to unite the FAMU community and advocate for their preferred presidential candidate. Speakers at the rally, including student Elijah Hooks, criticized Johnson's political agenda and called for a leader aligned with FAMU's values. While some attendees expressed support for interim president Donald Palm, Will Packer refrained from endorsing a specific candidate but strongly denounced Johnson's candidacy.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyla Sanford
After 38 years of operation, Goodies Eatery – a breakfast and sandwich shop located in downtown Tallahassee – is closing for good due to "unforeseen circumstances," its owner said. The casual eatery, operated by John Henningsen, announced the "end of an era" on social media platforms Instagram and Facebook on May 12. "I had hoped to retire down the road a bit, on my own terms with a proper goodbye to each of you, but I know God's timing is perfect," Henningsen said in the post.
