A gaming novice takes on the latest systems in Next Generation gamingHi-Tech HorseplayA Novice Takes on Next-Gen GamingBy Jason DehartThirty years have passed since the grand old Atari 2600 and its kin created the video-game console market. Since 1977, home…
Musician H.J. Kuntry tours the U.S. one county at a time Kuntry RoadsHerbert “H.J. Kuntry” Carter Travels Back Roads and Byways to Sell Albums and Promote His Signature “Dixie Phonics” SoundBy Mackenzie TurbervilleThis is the all-time, No. 1 travel story that…
Terry Galloway sheds her Mickee Faust alter ego to promote her recently published memoir, “Mean Little deaf Queer.”
For Boomers, It Looks Like Stashing Nuts Beats the 401(k)
A Bigger, Better Conference for Readers and Writers Seeks to Put Tallahassee on the Bibliophile’s Map
Enjoy the 2012 March/April issue of Tallahassee Magazine in a flip-book format.
The mine roller, a device designed to locate and detonate IEDs in Afghanistan, was conceived, tested and implemented at the Naval Surface Warfare Center — Panama City Division, proving local engineers and defense contractors are the best the U.S. Marines have at producing the devices.
This crippling economic recession has a way of exposing our hidden financial flaws — whether it’s a family that took on too much debt, a business that hadn’t bothered to save for a rainy day, or a local arts organization…
“Coach Pete” kicked off FSU football’s glory days with strategy — and lots of malapropisms.
For 18 years, Marie Livingston’s Steakhouse has fed Tallahassee residents its savory cuts of marbled beef, marinated in its signature secret sauce. The restaurant, which moved into its third location late last year on Apalachee Parkway, is a raved-about local…
Enjoy the wide-open (interior) spaces of Tallahassee’s Atomic Ranch homes.
“Miss Mattie” tells all about the ghosts of Goodwood.
After adopting six brothers, Deborah Polston encourages others to welcome orphans into their homes.
In a completely unscientific poll, Tallahassee Magazine asked business leaders attending the annual Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce Community Conference at the Hilton Sandestin about everything from their e-mail habits and hobbies to thoughts on oil drilling and the governor’s…
A smiling beaver mascot encourages drivers to slow down as they pass The Character Center, a program for children with learning disabilities and other academic challenges. Tucked into a new, 6,400-square-foot facility behind the Tallahassee Community College campus, the center…
Local historic sites highlight the contributions of African-Americans
Medical specialists donate their services to help the uninsured through the We Care Network.
While the final product is only 15 minutes long, a thesis film produced at FSU’s Film School is the result of months of effort by dozens of students.
