Capital City Sets End to Red-Light Camera Program Later This Summer

Capital City Sets End to Red-Light Camera Program Later This Summer

July 14, 2015

      By LaDarius Calhoun Outlook Writer Drivers became fed up with $158 red-light camera fines around the state. Attorney Ian Nesbeth has defended the violations for the last five years and described the red-light tickets as a “headache.” Now Tallahassee is officially opting out of the program. When

Fire Station 16 Now Serving East Tallahassee

Fire Station 16 Now Serving East Tallahassee

July 14, 2015

          By Andrew J. Mitchell, Jr. Outlook Writer East Tallahassee will be glad to know that after almost a decade of planning, the city’s nearly $3 million Fire Station 16 is now open.   The opening of the city’s first new fire station in 14 years

Large Crowd Turns Out for Lesson in CPR

Large Crowd Turns Out for Lesson in CPR

July 7, 2015

      By Christopher Bony Outlook Writer More than 800 people gathered at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center for two hours on Saturday, June 27, and pressed the chests of inflatable dummies to the beat of the Bee Gees’ 1977 hit “Stayin’ Alive.”   Leon County government and