Rickards High News Today

Recent high school graduate Brenda Gikunda came to Tallahassee from Kenya when she was six years old. Though she found it challenging navigating her native culture as a child, she credits her mom for keeping Swahili in her life. Beginning in her Junior year, she used her language skills to interpret for other refugees at Rickards High School. She is currently an intern at WFSU as a part of the Tallahassee Future Leaders Academy program.

A Leon County student, 18, was arrested on charges of public affray, and a Success Academy student, 15, was arrested on unknown charges.

He started as a volunteer and steadily rose through the ranks

Kaylin and her mother, Priscilla Jean-Louis, are the first mother-daughter duo to be recognized in the same year.

Her vibrant sense of vision, boundless energy, and contributions to our community make her one of Tallahassee’s 25 Women You Need to Know.

Her positive energy, optimistic nature, and willingness to serve are just a few reasons why Mila is one of Tallahassee 5 Young Women to Watch,

FAMUs “FAM-G” network is expected to launch in about eight months to reduce the digital divide between its campus and the community surrounding it.

FAMUs “FAM-G” network is expected to launch in about eight months to reduce the digital divide between its campus and the community surrounding it.

Loved ones arrived on Florida A&M Universitys campus greeting each other with eyes full of tears on what would been Alexander Boyds 21st birthday.

Wednesday would have been 20-year-old Alexander Boyds 21st birthday. A vigil will also be held in his honor Wednesday on FAMUs campus.