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- Aug 20, 2026
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Buc-ee’s Tallahassee on the horizon as project moves forward for final approval (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Community members eager for a local Buc-ee’s development can celebrate as Tallahassee is one step closer. During a review meeting Wednesday, Leon County officials recommended that the Buc-ee’s project move forward to the Development Review Committee (DRC) for final approval. That review process ensures the site plans meet requirements for traffic, stormwater, wetlands, buffers, landscaping, signage and lighting standards, according to an update from Leon County Commiss
Grady County residents to see one-cent sales tax on ballots this November (opens the original)
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GRADY COUNTY, Ga. (WCTV) - A one-cent sales tax will be on Grady County ballots this November. The news comes a week after the City of Cairo voted to approve an agreement with Grady County for the floating homestead local option sales tax. If the FLOST sales tax proposal is approved in November, everyday spenders could see an increase in sales tax throughout the county, but leaders say it would mean relief for property owners. Cairo is expected to receive about $2.4 million over five years. That
Lowndes County leaders discuss drafting data center regulations ahead of any proposed projects (opens the original)
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LOWNDES COUNTY, Ga. (WCTV) - Lowndes County leaders are discussing drafting an ordinance that would establish regulations specifically for data centers before any projects are proposed in the county. County leaders said they have not approved a data center project, there are no projects planned at this time and they have not signed any non-disclosure agreements. Some residents are still pushing back and raising concerns about potential impacts. “You’ve got the electricity you’ve got the water is
Local experts discuss the importance of reading as students head back to school (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - As kids settle back into the school routine, experts say turning the page on a good book shouldn’t end with summertime. WCTV spoke with Director of the FSU Florida Center for Reading Research, Nicole Patton-Terry. She shared that making reading a year-round habit can strengthen brain development and set kids up for success beyond the classroom. Patton-Terry said as kids read more, they are able to improve their communication skills, absorb more knowledge and freely exp
Grady County Schools welcomes students back; cell phone restrictions among new protocols (opens the original)
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GRADY COUNTY, Ga. (WCTV) - Summer is officially over across South Georgia because school is back in session for Grady County Schools (GCS) and other South Georgia schools on Monday. GCS welcomed students back Friday with lots of smiles, a few sleepy eyes and tight hugs around mom and dad. As students head back to class, school leaders are rolling out new rules with the district’s cell phone ban that now expands beyond K-8. District leaders say the texts, TikTok and scrolling will have to stay on
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