The faint scent of hairspray mixed with the sharp sweetness of nail polish lingers at Meena’s Classic Touch Spa & Salon. Blow-dryers hum, brushes clink against countertops, and the quiet buzz of conversation fills each room. At the center of…
Madison Askins says her parents once told her that if she were ever shot, she should play dead because it might increase her chance of survival. It was advice Askins tucked away in her mind but hoped she’d never need.…
After almost a decade as an assistant coach in the NBA, former Florida State University point guard Luke Loucks has returned to his alma mater to replace Leonard Hamilton, his legendary former coach, who retired at the end of the…
Who says you only get one shot? Sometimes, it’s the second act—shaped by purpose, possibility, and hard-won wisdom—when the story truly takes flight. Because reinvention isn’t just about change, it’s where the real magic happens. Whether they are artists, entrepreneurs,…
The technologies and methods used by police to solve cases are constantly evolving. Databases like the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) become more valuable as they are more widely used. DNA can be extracted from smaller and smaller samples of…
Originally from Ethipoa, Leon County Judge Nina Ashenafi-Richardson is a woman who displays a briefcase full of titles and responsibilities.
Dorothy Inman-Johnson, a history maker in her own right, signed copies of her new book, Tallahassee Black History Firsts, Post-Reconstruction Era, at an event held Oct. 5 at the LeRoy Collins Public Library.
Two years ago Ann Camp’s long-forgotten memories flooding in with vivid detail. In February of 2022, Camp reached out to a friend whose writing she admired, David Campbell. Together, with some advice from Big Bend Poet Laureate and longtime friend Mary Jane Ryals, Camp and Campbell collect the memories
The stage will feature live performances throughout the months of November and December
Michael Brennan encourages others to ‘jump in’ at a chance to explore from home
At Chop you'll find not just color, culture and style but hair for all humanity.
Surpassing stereotypes and barriers, the singer is driven to touching lives through song.
The poet is in the business of asking questions and making connections, they're just not the ones you think.
Forget rank, missions or operational theaters, this group is about people and they talk like brothers.
How a marketer and a mechanic became the best kind of business partners.
After experiencing their own twists and turns, the Proctors are thriving together.
