Mad for a Certain Rum Drink
Why muddle through a sub-par mojito? Find the right one and get your mojo workin’.
Author: Chay D. Baxley
Reunited Sisters Begin New Life in Old Homestead
Three sisters are reunited in a home specially remodeled for them.
Top 5 Father’s Day Finds
Sometimes it seems like dads get the short end of the stick when it comes to gift receiving. Yes, he did need new socks. But did he want them? Of course not. That’s not going to happen this year, though.…
Capital City’s Vibe is Getting Stronger
Tallahassee’s rising cool factor is no happy accident. Spoiler alert: We earned it.
Why Boston Should Be Your Next Vacation Destination
History and happenings await you in Boston.
Susie Busch-Transou Raises a Glass to Her Next Business Venture
Fermented malt beverage royalty Susie Busch-Transou has set up shop with a new business concept in Tallahassee’s thriving Market District.
Throw Blankets Offer the Right Blend of Comfort and Style
Accent your favorite soft spot with the perfect throw.
Kenn von Roenn is The Glass Guru
For sculptor Kenn von Roenn, glass is a gas.
Governing the Holidays With Simple, Southern Style
Florida First Lady Ann Scott adheres to a basic guideline when dressing up the Governor’s Mansion for the holiday season: Adornments are best kept simple.
Monsters in Midtown
Residents of Midtown’s Beard Street go all out for Halloween, with elaborate decorations, haunted houses and activities to entertain the thousands of people who come to join in the fun. Saige Roberts Each year near dusk on All Hallows…
Holidays Are Coming — Are You Ready for Houseguests?
Getting ready for your holiday guests.
Neighborhood Coffee House, Catalina Café Grows Up to Be a Groovy Local Success Story
Coffee and a bite at the Catalina cafes.
TMH Offers Neurovascular, Minimally Invasive Surgery for Patients
The innovation of operation.
Inside Windsor Trace
As soon as the The Naumann Group slapped a sign up on Thomasville Road, chatter began about the new “pocket park community” of Windsor Trace. Just as cozy and charming as its affectionate nickname might suggest, the new-to-market neighborhood was…
Frenchtown’s Pharmacy Has Been Owned by the Roberts Family for 60-Plus Years
For some business owners, contributing to the community is a nice idea. At Economy Drug in Frenchtown, it’s fundamental to the very existence of the business. A family-owned and operated pharmacy, Economy Drug was founded in the 1940s and later…
A Decorative Take on a Favorite, Fashionable Fruit
Saige Roberts If a twist of lemon can transform a boring ol’ glass of water into a flavorful treat, just imagine what this zesty bit of citrus can do for an already lively home. Fresh, fragrant and fun, lemons…
Chris Clark’s New American Eatery and Dessert Room are the Next Additions to His Culinary Kingdom
Chris Clark’s newest addition to local dining.
Getting Personal with Tallahassee’s Favorite Power Couple, Andrew and R. Jai Gillum
Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum may be a rising star but at his core, he's a family man.
What You Didn't Know About Vinegars
Vinegar does more than just taste good, it's good for you too.
What You Didn't Know About the Foregrounds of Cascades Park
Saige Roberts “Spirit Houses” are the centerpiece of the Smokey Hollow community commemoration that is part of Cascades Park. The houses? Quaint and tiny. The property values? Not Tallahassee’s highest. But the streets and corridors of Smokey Hollow were once…
The Makings of a Mantel
The battle between interior decorating professionals and average Joes everywhere has come to a bitter, bitter end. Decorators, utterly spent from fighting the good fight, have retracted their ban on televisions being gloriously mounted above a flickering fireplace. Mika Fowler…
The Wonders of Coconut Oil
Do a quick Internet search for the phrase “coconut oil” and your browser will come alive with testimonials advocating for this New Age super-fruit. Add “organic” to the mix, and there’s a serious possibility your server might crash from information…
The Tallahassee Community Supports Local Honey
Tallahassee’s Local Honey Really is the Bee’s Knees
2014 Cards for a Cure Charity Event
Cards for a Cure September 29, 2014 Things were “in the pink” at the ninth annual Cards for a Cure fundraiser, held Sept. 27 at the Tallahassee Automobile Museum. Throughout its history, the evening of dining, dancing, auctions and “funny…
Some of Tallahassee’s Best and Brightest Builders Show Off their Handiwork
Thinking about renovating? Read this first.
Tallahassee’s We Care Network Makes a Real Difference in the Lives of People Who Really Need it
When the health care safety net falls through, a network of local doctors pitches in to provide care to those who need it most.
It’s Game On for Party People When the Nation’s Biggest College Football Town Takes a Breather
Your first task before planning any fall social event should be consulting the Seminole football schedule.
Tallahassee–Leon County's Heritage Walk Paves The Way For The History of Florida’s Role in The Civil Rights Movement
Honoring the “foot soldiers” of civil rights.
Convenience + History + Personality = The Beautiful Betton Hills
Canopy-covered roads, lush parks and proximity to vibrant Downtown happenings aren’t everyone’s cup of tea.
The Power (And Price) of Curb Appeal
It May Be Vain, but Beauty is Power in the World of Real Estate
Tallahassee’s Clusters & Hops Restaurant Celebrates 15 Years
This little restaurant is big on gourmet flavors.
What's Going On In Tally
RECENTLY STARTED ▪ Construction on The Edison, a brewpub situated in the old electrical building in Cascades Park, is currently underway. Scheduled to open early this fall, the property is going through a $2.1 million transformation. The multi-level facility will…
