Home of lobsters, lighthouses and tales of a proud people, New Brunswick’s Acadian Peninsula offers the best of Canadian history and cultureLighthouses, Lobsters & LoreThe Unexpected Pleasures of New Brunswick’s Acadian PeninsulaBy Rosanne DunkelbergerTruth to tell, I hadn’t heard much…
Tallahassee Business Journal July-August 2008Corridor UpdateCompiled by Jason DehartSPOTLIGHTHospitals Struggle to Break EvenBy Jason Dehart Lawmakers spared two critical healthcare programs the axe this legislative session, but hospitals continue to face tough times according to an industry watchdog.The Florida Hospital…
Technology is Making it Harder to Define When We’re ‘At Work’ The (Invisible) Line Between Work and Personal Life The Disappearing Boundary Between Work and Home Means New Rules for Bosses and EmployeesBy Jason DehartIt seems innocent enough – a husband…
The Last WordHalloween Dress-UpReinvention Takes on New Meaning During the ‘Quarter-life Crisis’ By Beth NabiHalloween never was about the candy for me. Even as a kid, I’d choose savory over sweet any day, and most houses were doling out Smarties…
Find out about one man’s journey into the past as a re-enactorStepping Back in Time“Living history” isn’t just about North and South. It’s about learning the ways of our ancestors across 400 years of American historyBy Jason Dehart When most…
This special Veterans Day compilation offers insight through the memories of four Floridians who survived the War of 1812 and World War I, along with stories of six local veterans from World War II through Iraqi Freedom. It’s not uncommon…
In this very column I made a pledge to lose 50 pounds before I turned 50 years old. I was stoked. The feedback was phenomenal. So many people had so many positive things to say. The support was overwhelming. A year…
Learn the rich history of Red Hills Horse Trials, then hoof it to this year’s event.
Mission San Luis enhances its living history program with a replica of a 17th century military fort.
Break out the barley and hops and start brewing your own beer at home.
Attract hummingbirds — those jewel-like, flying wonders — to your own backyard
Lawyer, pageant winner and community activist Beth Shankle Anderson is the reigning Mrs. Tallahassee.
It’s the day most girls dream of — walking down the aisle and pledging lifelong love
Marvin Goldstein celebrates 50 years of making music with many of the folks who have played and sung along with him.
The Internet and online shopping have changed forever the Christmas season, but how has technology changed the way Santa Claus does his job? Tallahassee Magazine writer Jason Dehart was granted an exclusive interview with the Jolly Ol’ Elf and discovered…
Settlements and forts here in “Middle Florida” were fair game for Seminole warriors late in the Second Seminole War.
Earth Day celebrates its 40th birthday locally with festivals and education
Commute with two wheels and pedal power during National Bike to Work Week
