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World XC Run. The capital city will host the 2026 World Athletics Cross Country Championships. Meanwhile, FAMU just claimed the #1 spot in Forbes’ list of HBCUs for online programs—proving excellence runs deep, on and off the field. From world-class races to digital learning initiatives, Tallahassee is making strides. 🐍🔥
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In our 443rd edition, here’s what’s buzzin’:
Sports: WXC Tallahassee 26
Education: FAMU Online Named #1
Featured: Trydent Consulting | Testimonials
TLH Weekend Events
SPORTS
WXC TLH 26
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⚜️ Mark Your Calendars: World Cross Country Championships in Tallahassee – Jan. 10, 2026. | World Athletics
The World Cross Country Championships is the oldest event in the World Athletics Series, tracing its roots back to 1903. The 46th edition marks its return to the U.S. for the first time since Boston hosted in 1992, with New York also staging it in 1984.
Over 400 athletes from 45 nations, including the Athlete Refugee Team, will compete in 5 exciting races: men’s and women’s U20 and senior races, plus a mixed relay. ✨
The logo reveal marks another exciting milestone in Tallahassee’s journey to host the event. The vibrant design reflects Florida’s energy, natural beauty, and identity as the Sunshine State. It features orange and orange blossoms to honor the state’s agricultural roots, the sabal palm to highlight scenic landscapes and 700 miles of trails, and flowing water to represent Florida’s abundant rivers and coastline. 🍊🌊🍃
Apalachee Regional Park, home to a nationally renowned cross-country course, will host the championships and welcome athletes and spectators from around the world. The park has held over 75 national, state, and local events in the past 13 years.
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EDUCATION
FAMU NAMED #1
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🖥️✨ FAMU Named #1 HBCU for Online Programs by Forbes. | FAMU LI Post
Florida A&M University (FAMU) has earned the top spot in Forbes Advisor’s 2025 rankings of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) with the best online programs, recognized for offering high-quality, flexible, and affordable degrees. | Learn More
The Forbes Advisor ranked HBCUs using U.S. Department of Education data on affordability, student outcomes, academic credibility, and online student experience. FAMU’s top marks in all areas highlight its leadership in online education.
Flexibility played a key role in the Forbes ranking. FAMU Online programs support students balancing school with work or personal commitments, making them ideal for career growth or those returning to higher education.
FAMU Online stands out with the highest retention rate (86%) among ranked HBCUs and the lowest student loan default rate, reflecting strong student outcomes. It offers affordable tuition ($5,795/year), strong graduation and alumni earnings, and a diverse range of online bachelor's degrees in fields like criminal justice, IT, global security, sociology, and psychology.
FEATURED
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Trydent Consulting | Testimonials
The Florida School of Holistic Living’s Client Review:
"Trydent’s impact on The Florida School of Holistic Living is immeasurable. We’ve cleaned up our backlog of financial records, implemented more efficient and effective processes, and streamlined client data systematically. Trydent simplified business for us so that we could devote more of our time and energy to our mission."
🗓️ Schedule a strategic consultation with Trydent! Operation hours from Mondays to Fridays, 10 AM to 4 PM (appointment only).
TLH EVENTS
FUN RUN
Image Source: Family Resource Centers of Leon County via FB
Entertainment / Things To Do
Friday, Aug. 1
Lunch, Learn, and Exhibit Opening by Florida Historic Capitol Museum | Friday, Aug. 1 | 11:30 AM | 400 S. Monroe St. | Free Tickets Learn More
Saturday, Aug. 2
Featured Event: End of Summer Fun Run by Family Resource Centers of Leon County | Saturday, Aug. 2 | 9 AM | Ft. Braden Community Center, 16387 Blountstown Hwy. | (Registration: 7:30 AM) Learn More
Fall Seed Library Kickoff by LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library System | Saturday, Aug. 2 | 10 AM | 200 W. Park Ave. | Learn More
Anhinga Music & Art Festival by Tallahassee Downtown | Saturday, Aug. 2 | 3 PM | Kleman Plaza | Learn More
Monday, Aug. 4
Pickle Pad x Stretch Zone by The Pickle Pad - Tallahassee | Monday, Aug. 4 | 8 AM | 1925 N. Monroe St. Suite 109 | (Registration: 7:30 AM) Free Learn More
Tuesday, Aug. 5
Nerf Night by Skate World Center, Inc. | Tuesday, Aug. 5 | 5 PM | 2563 Capital Cir NE | $10 to $15 Tickets Learn More
Friday, Aug. 8
Back to School Night by Amicus Brewing Ventures | Friday, Aug. 8 | 4 PM | 717 S. Gadsden St. | Learn More
Brand New Flat Moon Theory Album & Katareen Diaz | Friday, Aug. 8 | 7 PM | American Legion Hall, 229 Lake Ella Dr. | $26 Tickets Learn More
Friday to Saturday, Aug. 8 to 9
2025 Tallahassee Beer Festival | Friday to Saturday, Aug. 8 to 9 | 2 PM | Donald L. Tucker Civic Center | $70.60 to $107.10 Tickets Learn More
2025 TBF Beer Mile by Tallahassee Beer Festival and Mickey S. Moore | Friday, Aug. 8 | 6 PM | Donald L. Tucker Civic Center | Register Learn More
Saturday, Aug. 9
One Night In Vegas by The Pyramid Players of Tallahassee-Studios | Saturday, Aug. 9 | 5 PM | The Moon, 1105 E. Lafayette St. | $15 Learn More
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