Talon Training Builds Confidence and Skills for Self Protection

Local law enforcement officers have developed a new training center that teaches gun skills as well as a “mindset” for personal safety.

By Jason Dehart

Chancellor Randy Hanna Brings Valuable Skills to Florida’s College System

After a 30-year career as an attorney, Randy Hanna is “making the case” for workforce education and first-generation college students as chancellor of the Florida College System.

By Margie Menzel

A Golfing Miracle

Rain or shine, 95-year-old Bert Fletcher is still on the course — and playing well.

By John Mooshie

Layers of History

Watch your step, Tallahassee! The ground at your feet could hold remarkable historical treasures.

By Jason Dehart

Mother’s Day Brunch Reimagined

With just a little planning, you can create a healthful, appetizing meal for Mom’s special day served on a beautifully set table.

By Chay D. Baxley

Pickling 101

Have an abundance of cucumbers? Make some pickles!

By Chay D. Baxley

A Restaurant Reborn

When Sage Restaurant was vandalized by an arsonist, no one expected it’d come back better than ever.

By Laura Bradley

Java

Java. Brain juice. Battery acid. Day-starter. No matter what your pet name for it is, coffee is a permanent fixture of our daily lives.

Compiled by Jason Dehart

The Ear of the Beholder

‘Offbeat’ musical instruments find a home in eclectic Tallahassee.

By Jason Dehart

What Would the Dowager Do?

“If it’s not good history, it’s not good drama,” Florida State University history professor Dr. Charles Upchurch told a rapt audience of “Downton Abbey” superfans at WFSU’s December fundraiser at the Challenger Learning Center.

By Florence Beth Snyder

Easter Son Rise at Sunrise

Easter arrives March 31, but before diving into those baskets of treats, consider joining one of Tallahassee’s churches for their annual sunrise service.

By Danielle Husband

It's Great Outdoors

Create an outdoor oasis by adding a new 'living room' to your home.

Written and styled by Terra Palmer and Calynne Hill, TutuDivine.com

Enjoy the Tastes of Heirloom Tomatoes

Nothing beats the flavor of a homegrown heirloom tomato. Many heirloom varieties not only taste different, but their appearance can also vary widely.

By Rosanne Dunkelberger and Laura Bradley

What’s Old is New, And It’s Easy Too

While furniture painting has been around as long as people have been leaving rings on the coffee table, Chalk Paint takes the craft to a much more enjoyable level.

By Rosanne Dunkelberger // Photos by Scott Holstein

Modish

Tallahassee Magazine’s Top Salon winning model, Anna Osborne goes through a transformation.

By Lynda Belcher

Sizzling Summer Trends

Make a splash at the pool or beach with these exciting trends.

By Terra Palmer & Calynne Hill, TutuDivine.com

Dressing the 'Urban Graduate'

Russell Simmons teamed with renowned designer Joseph Abboud to create a new men’s fashion line, Argyleculture.

By Rosanne Dunkelberger

ConGraduations!

Facts and stats for the graduation season.

Compiled by Chay D. Baxley

Agenda

The latest on Tallahassee's movers and shakers.

Business Speak

Gray Swoope, is Florida’s Secretary of Commerce and president and CEO of Enterprise Florida Inc.

By Gray Swoope

Footpath Fishing

No need for a boat to stalk the lunkers lurking along the Forgotten Coast.

By Capt. Chuck Simpson

Monarch of the Spring

Spring is a magical time of rebirth in the woods. Plants and animals shake off the waning grasp of winter. Many mating rituals unfold in the animal world, including the wild turkeys.

By Chuck Simpson

Big Bend Hospice Celebrates 30 Years

Big Bend Hospice goes beyond basic end-of-life care with programs for music therapy, respite care, camps and bereavement services.

By Laura Bradley

Earlybird Exercise

Get in the habit of morning workouts, and reap the benefits all day long with these four tips.

By McKenzie Burleigh

Sand Volleyball

With sunshine, Jimmy Buffet tunes and tanned young women playing in the sand: Florida State University’s sand volleyball team brings the beach to Tallahassee.

By Elizabeth Kossakowski