On any given day, there are more than 800 homeless people living in Tallahassee, each with unique needs. In this feature package, we explore how local groups are working together to help people of all ages and circumstances find a place they can call home.
Tristin Kroening It’s made sports fans cheer and concert attendees rock the house for more than 30 years, and now new life is being breathed in the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. Florida State University now owns the hot property…
It has become the longest-running story in Tallahassee: What can be done with the city’s old waterworks building? The idea of renovating the century-old pump house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, into something useful goes back at…
Changes in the business world.
Get ready to have a blast at the biggest, loudest, most upscale evening of the year as several thousand of your closest friends and neighbors dress up and party down during Tallahassee’s downtown New Year’s Eve celebration. “Last year we…
Sporting life for people with disabilities.
This battle changed Florida history.
Time to acknowledge the special awards & recognition. Also, catch up on the latest happenings in Tallahassee.
Building relationships, spreading the gospel.
This foundation gives public schools a boost.
Fire Dispatch â before there was 911.
All about the museums, history, and entertainment of northeast Florida.
The perks to backyard camping.
Rack up points in this low-tech dice game, but try not to Farkle.
Florida became a U.S. territory in 1821, and the twin problems of geography and sparse population made governing difficult. There were two capitals, located in the two North Florida population centers of Pensacola and St. Augustine. Early on it was…
All about the Tallahassee Astronomical Society.
The pros and cons of e-cigarettes.
Exploring a new world is never a piece of cake. Just ask the Spanish, who encountered many perils in their conquest of La Florida. A new temporary exhibit at the Museum of Florida History attempts to tell their story in…
Ancient arrowheads, spear points, swords, plates, clay candlesticks, bottles, pistols, muskets, cannon balls, anchors, ships’ rigging, copper pots, wheels and gears, shoeshine stands, petticoats, flags, photos, cigar boxes and baby carriages. All these relics, and many more, are evidence of…
Awards and Recognition ⪠Gov. Rick Scott recently announced members of the ninth class of the Gubernatorial Fellows Program. Students participating in the program gain firsthand experience in state government. Eight of the 10 students selected for the class are…
Help and support for those in the NICU.
A boating accident left Kellie Kraft gravely injured. Quick-thinking friends and skilled doctors raced the clock to save her leg â and her life.
FSU med school students in the observation room have a front-row seat to operations at the Red Hills Surgical Center.
Enjoy this trio's musical "revolution."
Singing praises in a unique way.
Local law enforcement officers have developed a new training center that teaches gun skills as well as a âmindsetâ for personal safety.
âOffbeatâ musical instruments find a home in eclectic Tallahassee.
Watch your step, Tallahassee! The ground at your feet could hold remarkable historical treasures.
Without what is more commonly called the sewer plant, weâd be in a heap of (stinky) trouble.
On April 1, itâs time to get your prank on. Pay attention to these dos and don'ts to remain friends on April 2.
In early 1987 I was 16 and got my license to drive. What could top the electric sense of freedom that comes with having an operatorâs license? Owning my First Car, of course.
Itâs easy to be the host family for a foreign âexchangeâ student. Teenagers from another country are just like the ones in your home right now: They talk in their own language, have their own rules and need to be taught where to put their dirty clothes.
Home to two Florida Governors, Tallahassee's public treasure, the Grove, gets a new owner and a makeover.
Did Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto really celebrate North America's first Christmas in Tallahassee?
