A Preacher Turned Poet
Seasoned by years of sermonizing, Bob Gibbs turns to verse
Author: Steve Bornhoft
Black News Channel’s two-year run comes to a close
The Black News Channel (BNC) headquartered in Tallahassee since its launch in February 2020, ceased operations as of Friday, March 25. The development was confirmed by Philtrina Farquarson, senior account executive for multicultural marketing at Rogers & Cowan PMK, a national…
In Praise of Artists
I got to know Randy Evans, who served as a medic during the Vietnam War, at a time when I was doing newspaper work in Illinois. The war had been concluded for years when I met him, but it lived…
A Giving Circle that Works
100+ Women Who Care of Tallahassee surpasses 200 members
2021 Pinnacle Awards: Beth Corum, Tallahassee
A groomer of talent, she’s a steward of her company’s culture
Cyborg Jillian Weise Speaks for All
Poet and FSU English professor alters perspectives on what it means to be disabled
Pinnacle Awards Program Honors Women of Distinction
Tallahassee was well represented among winners who model professional excellence and unselfish community service
A Fab Five of Inspirational Journalists
Editor expresses gratitude for women who have made him a better wordsmith
Channeling the Power of 100
Dina Moriarty couldn’t wait to tell her mother. Moriarty, of Niceville, speaking through tears, described how women pooling $100 contributions had given $11,000 to an organization that works to combat homelessness in her area. Immediately upon hearing her daughter’s excited…
Score One for the Village People
The character of their community is worth preserving
Sid Williams-Heath Can Gather A Crowd
The entertainer also knows how to dress the part
Oncologist Profile: Dr. Scott Tetreault
FCS legacy partner has a passion for healing — and fast cars
Getting It Right
In undertaking the creation of a cancer center in Tallahassee, Dr. Scott Tetreault’s first impulse was to use a local architect, engineers and contractor. But no one knows better than he that there are circumstances that call for a specialist, and…
Billy Dean and His Doctor Friends Rock The Moon
An inside look at the trio playing together on stage for the first time
Peter Boulware Sells Toyotas and Promotes Healing
Boulware continues to give back to the community that launched him
Allen Boyd Reconnects With People He Once Served
You may recognize him from Florida’s 2nd Congressional District
Friends and Cultures Influence Pineappétit’s Menu
The island-style restaurant has been part of the food truck scene since 2018
Steve Roden Works to Spawn Conservation Movement
His astrological sign is Pisces, and he grew up in St. Augustine, where he swam and surfed and worked as a lifeguard. Steve Roden moved inland to attend Florida State University, completed undergraduate studies in economics and earned, in 1978,…
Land Deal with Amazon goes to closing
E-commerce giant has plans for huge fulfillment center in Tallahassee
‘An Incredibly Rewarding Experience’
Cypress Restaurant Closing After Run of 21 Successful Years as Fine Dining Establishment
Editor’s Letter: Of Manatees and a Mag Lab
A successful future will require environmental stewardship
Ashley Thesier Introduces Students to Inner Workings of Yoga
Local studio provides pathways to personal peace
Traditional Southern Activity Demands Adherence to Traditions
If you bring beans to a fish fry, they’d better be baked
As the Manatee Goes, So Do Aquatic Ecosystems
Vulnerable marine mammal faces mutiple threats
Barbara Hamby’s Poetry Reflects Chaos of Life
In the spirit of adventure, don't think twice -- Holoholo!
For the Sake of Appearances
On the stage and on the street, Dr. H is well put-together
A Golf Book That’s Agonizing and Joyful
In golf, Jay Revell finds a complex life partner
Golden Gala XXXVII Will Feature OneRepublic
TMH's premier black-tie event will benefit the Walker Breast Program and Clinic
Combatting (Stream) Bank Failures
Maclay school grad alerts community to water-quality issue in South Carolina
Marina Brown Releases New Novel The Orphan of Pitigliano
Drawn on her experience working as a psychiatric nurse, Marina Brown’s latest novel explores evil and its antidotes.
CHP Extends Copay Waiver for Telehealth Visits through the Upcoming Influenza Season
Move pleases the Florida Medical Association
