Purposeful Documentarians
Three committed youths confront social inequities with action
Author: Marina Brown
FSU Professor Pulls Treasure From Chianti Region of Italy
You could say Nancy de Grummond digs her work
Michael Bakan Gives Voice to Those On The Autism Spectrum
The professor and musician is connecting with others through the beat
Ancient Art of Storytelling Lives On in Capital City
The oral tradition becomes the foundation of cultural transfer
Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
Capital City residents find that language learning widens their world
Write A Book With The Tallahassee Writers Association
The group keeps authors and aspiring authors on target
Realtor and Former Model Shares How She Wears ‘Boho Chic’
Her eclectic style plays with color, texture, shape and finish
Tally Cat Café is The Purrfect Business Venture
To a young couple, their business partner and pet lovers, cat café is great mews.
Take A Walk Down Nostalgia’s Lane This Holiday Season
We asked members of our community to share some of their holiday memories.
Traci and John Proctor Are Used to Diving Right In
After experiencing their own twists and turns, the Proctors are thriving together.
Remembering Arthur Mitchell, African-American Pioneer of Ballet
Tallahassee Ballet artistic director, Tyrone Brooks remembers the man who paved the way for black dancers.
Claude Pepper Institute Assesses Impacts of Aging Population
The concept, conceived in 1978, focuses on issues related to the social aspects of aging and their implications for public policy.
100 Thousand Poets for Change Brings a New Energy to Tallahassee Poetry
Founder of poetry magazines and author of more than 20 poetry books, Michael Rothenberg chases passions in addition to verse.
Anne and Colin Phipps Have Lived Exotic Lives
Though they each have explored the world separately, they blended their cultured lives to become a Tallahassee dynasty.
This Summer Animal Prints Are The New Neutrals
We're always looking for timeless statement pieces that give just the right amount of edge.
Bob Shacochis and Barbara Peterson Blend Literature and Law
They love, work and persist at the top of their fields but what makes their relationship work is something utterly special.
The Hottests Trends Around Town This Summer
For season of sun, choose fashion that’s fun
The Monticello Opera House Has Historical Charm
At age 128, the Monticello Opera House enters a new age of music and theater.
