E4: Dr. Inika Williams on Attendance
Sunday August 30, 2026. We sit down with Dr. Inika Williams to discuss attendance, Leon County School policies, and the effects of district and school choices on our students and families.
E3 Post Primary Results with A.L.E.R.T.
FLCapitalTea has the honor of sitting down with A.L.E.R.T. to discuss the primary results. A.L.E.R.T. is the African American Local Election Review Team. To view more about A.L.E.R.T. you can visit their website: https://www.tallahasseealert.org You may also find them on Facebook or Instagram. In this episode we discuss the results of the primary elections and […]
E2: Lake Jackson Development with Lynne Takacs
FLCapitalTea sits down with Lynne Takacs to discuss the Lake Jackson Annexation and what development in that area could impact. We also discuss other developments, the impacts of those on our neighbors, and how every voice has a seat at the table and ways to get involved.
FLCapitalTea Endorsement of Local City Elections 2026
This political season is ripe with drama. Despite our name having “tea” in it, we prefer our leaders remain above the drama. Since our first election year, our team has grown and we decided to create an endorsement team with some team members abstaining while others agreeing to take on the responsibility of watching/attending debates, […]
Utility Bill Forgiveness For Me But Not For Thee
On August 4th 2025, we placed a request for the current bills at Department of Transportation at Hayden Burns Building, the Federal Correctional Institute, and Leon County Schools. At the end of September, we received the utility bills. Everything looked fairly accurate except for one thing; we placed our request in August, and these bills […]
David O’Keefe Adds His Voice To The Conversation
The last Blueprint meeting was filled with interesting conversations. It was a day filled with budget information and a vote to give the city funding for the airport. We were honored to share a conversation with David O’Keefe on the budget and cost of the projects. O’Keefe is a county commissioner. He is a strong […]
A Public School Parent’s Perspective
Submitted Anonymously “A Public School Parent” 5/21/2025 As we close another school year, I find myself reflecting on the events that unfolded—both through personal experience and conversations with other parents and teachers. Across social media and within our communities, one theme continues to emerge: leadership’s consistent failure to acknowledge and address the real issues affecting […]
On Tour, On Taxpayer Money
*Information discovered in this story is vulgar in nature, some may find offense so please protect your peace. Taxpayers fund Thomas Whitley’s adulterous endeavors far and wide. Whitley redefines “strategic innovation” in 2023 when he listed his tour dates in his Feeld account. Feeld is an app in which adults can meet up with similar […]
Taxpayers Cost Of Business With Tallahassee Reports
FloridaCapitalTea was asked recently to look into the amount of money the city spends on media outlets. Our neighbors express distrust in the local media and their stories. Many express they feel like the media writes stories in a slant to better represent the city management at the cost of information to the public. While […]
This Page Was Never Intended To Be About Me
My name is Anna Marie and this page was never intended to be about me. It was created to amplify the people of Tallahassee. People who have gone before the City commission week after week only to have their voices fall on deaf ears. This page will continue to amplify your voices and bring information […]
