FLF&M continues to serve the community, and their latest effort involves the creation of TallahasseeBaseball.com, a website that includes information on all Tallahassee City Parks and Recreation baseball leagues. The website was launched at the end of February, and information on
Tallahassee softball leagues will soon be included on the site. These leagues serve boys and girls ages five to 19, approximately 1,300 children and young adults in the area. Rosters, schedules, individual league information, links to area high school baseball programs, travel teams and baseball camp information can be found on the site.

As covered in the Fall 2001 issue of Law Talk, Partner Hal Lewis is a “passionate baseball fan and historian.” His love for the game and interest in seeing children learn from the sport is evident. The
extensive baseball card collection of Lewis and his son, Halley, can also be linked from the site.

Neal Evans, Chairman of the Council of League Presidents, and Coordinator for Tallahassee Dizzy Dean League, affirms that the site is very helpful because there are so many people he needs to get information to about the baseball programs. The programs are changing and growing constantly, so
it is important that the information gets out as quickly as possible, especially when it comes to weather and field conditions. Evans believes this website will help accelerate baseball in Tallahassee
even more.

“ Thanks to the help of Hal and resources of FLF&M, there is now a service base to tell people about what we’re doing. I can’t thank Hal and FLF&M enough. This is going to have a huge impact on the Tallahassee baseball community,” Evans said. Hal Lewis is an avid baseball lover and remains active in Tallahassee youth baseball programs.