Fired CDA Employees File Lawsuit in Federal Court

Fired CDA Employees File Lawsuit in Federal Court

On December 15, 2014 the Consolidated Dispatch Agency Director Tim Lee, fired three veteran dispatchers for not following proper protocol on premise hazards. Now, more than a year later, the three veteran dispatchers, Darryl Newman, Gwendolyn Forehand and Doyal Hester, have filed a lawsuit in federal court. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court by Tallahassee attorneys […]

Downtown Development Seeks $525,000 in CRA Money to Help with Restaurant

Downtown Development Seeks $525,000 in CRA Money to Help with Restaurant

Tallahassee Reports has learned that the new owners of the Florida Homebuilders Association property, located on the southeast corner of Park and Monroe, is seeking $525,000 in tax money through the Community Redevelopment Agency to help fund a proposed development. The property was purchased by Brian Ballard, CEO of Ballard Partners, and his wife for […]

Local High Schools Host Dance Marathons Benefiting Children’s Miracle Network

Local High Schools Host Dance Marathons Benefiting Children’s Miracle Network

By Cassidy Craig In early 2016, Chiles, Leon, Maclay, and John Paul II Catholic will host Dance Marathons benefiting Children’s Miracle Network, Shands Children’s Hospital, and the Florida State University College of Medicine. In Feb. 2015, Maclay School and Leon High School joined together to create the first high school Dance Marathon in Leon County. […]

Local Bank Reports Year-End Results, Announces Dividend

Local Bank Reports Year-End Results, Announces Dividend

Last week Prime Meridian Holding Company, the parent bank holding company for Prime Meridian Bank, announced financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2015. The Company reported net earnings of $501,000, or $0.26 per basic and diluted share, for the quarter ended December 31, 2015, compared to net earnings of $545,000 or […]

Bar Owners Fill Campaign Coffers Ahead of Vote, Win Later Closing Hours

Bar Owners Fill Campaign Coffers Ahead of Vote, Win Later Closing Hours

A review of campaign records show that the two City Commissioners running for office in this upcoming election accepted over $7,500 in campaign donations from bar owners, individuals and corporations that had an interest in the issue of bar closing times. Approximately $6,300 of the $7,500 came from donors that supported extending night club hours […]