Annie Cheng
Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee, FL, United States
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Alt-fests alive: Tap into Comic Con, Gaines Street music scene
Alt-fests alive: Tap into Comic Con, Gaines Street music scene → Read More
Hop off the treadmill: Shake up routine with pole fitness, jiu-jitsu or hot yoga
Shake up routine with pole fitness, jiu-jitsu or hot yoga → Read More
City traffic lights will introduce flashing yellow arrow
In an effort to curb car accidents occuring at intersections, the city is planning on rolling out a flashing yellow left-turn signal. → Read More
Nacho bar and comedy club LOL Nachos changes the game
There are two things that cure every ailment of the mind — cheese and laughter. LOL Nachos has decided to harness the community's need for both. → Read More
Hollywood may be influencing lung cancer trends
TMH doctors discuss a recent CDC report connecting lung cancer, young smokers, and the film industry. → Read More
Local mother and son selected as July’s “Face of ABLE”
The Democrat interviews Bridget Hawk, director of Special Olympics Tallahassee and mother of differently-abled child. → Read More
#Fast4Tally: donate your lunch money to the Kearney Center
This Friday, the emergency homeless shelter and soup kitchen is asking for Tallahassee residents to brown-bag their lunch and donate their savings. → Read More
Tallahassee women to compete at CrossFit Games
Decades of dedication have led two local women to the CrossFit Games, a worldwide event where only a few are eligible to compete. → Read More
Glenda's Country Store closes as Crawfordville Highway expands
After five decades of serving the Wakulla County community, Glenda's Country Store closed its doors for the last time last week. → Read More
FSU grad joins Weather Channel team
Most people aren't even close to their dream jobs in their early twenties, but Chris Bruin, Florida State University alumnus, is already his mark. → Read More
Honor Flight reinstated in city's 2018 budget
Honor Flight Tallahassee, the local chapter of a national veteran appreciation organization, has brought vets to D.C. free of charge for five years. → Read More
Former corporate pharmacist ditches the big-names and opens his own pharmacy
Harsh Patel’s long-time dream was to run his own pharmacy in the U.S. just as he did in India. After a decade of corporate work, Care RX has opened. → Read More
TPD and Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin honored as top donors of Summer Fill-a-Truck
Top sponsors of this year's Summer Fill-a-Truck food drive were honored in a ceremony at the Tallahassee Democrat office. → Read More
You go, SciGirls! Middle schoolers learn to code at FSU MagLab summer camp
The SciGirls Coding Camp seeks to increase female presence in STEM fields through youth development. → Read More
Watch it: Brawl breaks out at CK Steele Bus Plaza
A brawl breaks out at CK Steele bus Plaza while police respond to a stabbing on Wednesday, June 28. → Read More
Restored dress of French princess to go on display at Tallahassee Museum
After decades in storage, the restored dress of French Princess Catherine Murat, great-grandniece of George Washington, is finally ready for display. → Read More
Tallahassee nonprofit frees the wrongfully incarcerated
Seth Miller, executive director of the Tallahassee nonprofit Innocence Project, discusses the team's relentless pursuit of justice. → Read More
New laws reduce wrongful convictions and address state compensation
Nearly 40% of exonerated individuals in Florida were wrongfully convicted due to false eyewitness identification. Together, they've lost centuries. → Read More
Meme dream: Humor and virality sell on the Nasdanq
Individuals and firms like "Goldmeme Sachs" trade the latest iteration of the popular Kermit meme, using Kyle Stratis' platform Nasdanq. → Read More
Rapper TaReef KnockOut is a hit on the local hip-hop scene
Jared Mabry, who goes by TaReef KnockOut, sits down to discuss his music, the local hip-hop scene, and why he loves Tallahassee. → Read More