“The Veteran Story” is about a group of combat-wounded veterans who took part in the Great Florida Cattle Drive 2016.
That historical event took place in central Florida with over 400 riders and around 500 head of cattle.
“This ride is...
To submit music suggestions for upcoming Local Routes episodes, contact rdiazdevillegas@fsu.edu.
Heading into its first season, a major goal of Local Routes was to once again provide a home for local music on WFSU-TV. While we were originally only talking...
This is our fourth year visiting the Success Academy to talk to graduating seniors, which has given us an opportunity to talk to over 40 students about their journey to a high school diploma. Any high school graduating class will...
Last august,we met Alyssa Hodges, Johnny Davis, and James Fuse. They told us why they had each enrolled at the Success Academy, a public school in Leon County that allows students who have fallen behind to catch up on credits...
WFSU talks with local musicians known as The Krickets. The band is made up of Emily Stuckey, Lauren Spring, Katrina Kolb, and Melissa Bowen. Each woman is an accomplished musician, but it wasn't until a concert benefiting The Sacred...
(Originally posted March 14, 2023)
National Learn About Butterflies Day on March 14 may not provide us with a day off of school or work, but according to the National Day Calendar website, it's something fun to do today. ...
A special recipe for Florida Tea Cakes that dates back to the mid 1800s.
Local Routes is back with the start of season 7 this month. In the spirit of October, we have some new tricks and treats to share with you on a variety of digital platforms!
Broadcasts with a Boost
You can still...
This Spring, students at Tallahassee Collegiate Academy, a charter STEM high school on the Tallahassee Community College campus, participated in the first and second rounds of a national contest called Poetry Out Loud.
The Poetry Out Loud Program
Poetry Out Loud,...
Exploration of historic moments on the various days of January across the years in the North Florida and South Georgia region.
