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Mayor John Dailey held two meetings at his home, inviting a select group to discuss how to distribute the $1 million the city has set aside to reduce gun violence in the upcoming budget year.

Commissioners have a packed agenda that includes lobbying ordinances, their 2023 budget and the induction of Jake Gaither Golf Course as a historic site

It was big day for those at Omega Lamplighters in Tallahassee. The organization welcomed three new classes to their program that provides mentorship to Leon County youth.

Royle King shared with ABC 27 that one thing he plans to do first is support and connect dropouts and incarcerated youth to resources that can promote learning.

Royle King, who has led the mentorship program the Omega Lamplighters for more than a decade, was selected as the director of the Council on the Status of Men and Boys.

Royle King is the Executive Director and found of Omega Lamplighters young men's mentoring program. He gets re-energized by the growth he is seeing in the kids he mentors, and the impact that is had on them and people around them. Mr. King remembers how nobody ever gave up on him when he was a kid, so now he will not give up on these young men. He is building something for the people that may one day change the world.

Learning about the impacts of race on elections. Leaders in Leon County are putting together a free community event on the topic for tomorrow.

Omega Lamplighters honored their seniors on Sunday while raising money for the next generation.

Pensacola Lamplighters and Sunshine Health collaborate to create #Up2Youth to spread awareness and information on the importance of vaccines.

When it comes to giving during the holiday season, the need for volunteers is so great.