Tallahassee Photographer Joins Snake Researchers
South Florida’s Big Cypress National Preserve has a new artist in residence
Author: Steve Bornhoft
Photographer Randy Traynor Advocates for Alaska
In the midst of the wilderness, he found a trip of an extended lifetime
An Incomparable Pair of Pickers
No, it’s true: Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, whose coronation as the ”king and queen of banjo” would come courtesy of Paste magazine, met at a square dance. From there, the celebrated pickers began to collaborate, musically and otherwise, married,…
Erin Hoover Unites The Unlikely in New Book of Poems
The poet is in the business of asking questions and making connections, they're just not the ones you think.
In Order To Enrich Your Life You Must Embrace It
The 36th annual Kiwanis Club Firecracker 5K Run is cause for reflection for our editor Steve Bornhoft.
Photographer David Moynahan Is a Documentarian, a Technician and an Artist
His mission as a conservation photographer is to inspire people in saving the natural world.
A Special Tale of A Student With A Big Heart
A good student shows us the way and restores our editor's faith in humankind.
In His Novel, Spencer Wise Explores His Shoemaking Past
A tale of the heroism during World War II includes a spectacular Tallahassee native.
North Florida Locals Share Their Fly Fishing Passions
All are welcome, young and old, to learn from the intricate details of these anglers.
You Could Say This Is The Year of The Bird
Birds inspire natural wonder and with 10,000 species they're sure to make your heart soar.
The Zimmerman Agency Shares Their Secrets To 30 Years of Success
These early adopters have made their success from honing in on a trait many people forget to do: listening.
State Groupers Patrol the Depths of Florida Waters
Editor and angler Steve Bornhoft explains the lure of groupers.
It's About Time for a She Change
Tolerance for the intolerable should be retired according to our Editor Steve Bornhoft
Glenda and Archie Have Been Calling 'Next' for 47 Years
Glenda and Archie have been cutting it close for quite some time.
Charmer ’til the End
Not long after I moved to Tallahassee, I injured myself playing softball at Tom Brown Park such that I could not walk without the use of a cane or without excruciating pain for a period of several weeks. Despite visits…
Fall Forward
It was the Fourth of July and the sacred music wouldn’t play. Hundreds of runners, cued up at the start line for the annual Firecracker 5K, conducted at Cascades Park, grew agitated — at 8 a.m., it was hot already…
