With your generosity, the Old Town Neighborhood raised $850 to contribute $425 each to the Leon and Cobb food pantries. Your wonderful monetary donations allow flexibility for the schools to purchase what food items they need and when they need them.
This pieces is culled from the Spring 2002 Old Time Messenger Old Town did not become a neighborhood overnight. Instead, it grew slowly out of a bit of countryside bordering Hillcrest. Local resident and historian Preston DeMilly tells us that when he was a boy, Hillcrest was a dirt road with a wide median of…
It’s that time again … The Old Town Neighborhood Association is pleased to be recognizing yards and gardens that do so much to add to the beauty of our Old Town Neighborhood. Meet our wonderful neighbors and see what they have been able to create in their yard. Walk or drive by and Enjoy! Don…
The Old Town Neighborhood Association is pleased to recognize 409 Talaflo Street as a yard that adds to the beauty of the Old Town Neighborhood. Walk or drive by and enjoy! Homeowners Matt and Tyler Cintron moved to Old Town in 2006 and have lived on Talaflo for 20 years. Their home and yard aesthetic…
The brick marker with the green and white Old Town sign was installed around 22 years ago and has represented our neighborhood well. Due to aging over the years, it was due for a major overhaul! Enter the OTNA Beautification Committee. Neighbor Ben Heinzinger removed the worn sign and restored the brick to its former…
The Old Town Neighborhood Association is raising money for two neighborhood schools: Leon High and Cobb Middle. Monetary donations allow the schools the flexibility to purchase the food items they need when they need them. Help us make a difference in the lives of hungry children by supporting the Leon High and Cobb Middle school…
By now, most of us Old Town neighbors have noticed the chain-link fence that was put up at Cobb about a month ago. While some might say it was not put up for its aesthetic appeal… Old Town Neighborhood Association President Marsha Turner reports that after talking to the City of Tallahassee, Division of Facilities…