What if Margaret Mitchell had Scarlett O’Hara eating Florida oranges instead of Georgia peaches while she was strolling around Tara? The Sunshine State might be better known for its role in the Civil War, that’s for sure. At a unique…
Marie Mattox is a tough attorney with style, who’s taken on a variety of cases related to workplace legal issues.
Tallahassee Magazine turns 30 this year, and in honor of the occasion, we’re revisiting one story from each year the magazine has been published. From plans for the abandoned Waterworks buildings in 1979 to last year’s high-gas-price-inspired bump in bus ridership, it’s a nostalgia trip through the magazine’s pages.
Summer is upon us, and many folks take advantage of Florida’s warm weather to cook outside on the grill. However, this all-American pastime, which goes hand-in-hand with July Fourth and beach barbecues, does carry some risk. According to the U.S.…
Why spend money on expensive cleaning solutions when you can use natural, effective ingredients you have in your pantry?
Fried squirrel, anyone? A quick trip into our recipe archives reveals some interesting finds.
Tea tree oil is a natural remedy for a plethora of common maladies.
Field dog trials take skill, intelligence and patience on the part of both dog and its owner.
Let technology digitally protect important documents if you have a house fire or other catastrophe
Parents, be advised. The college admissions process is more complicated and competitive than it was a generation ago.
Two generations of campers have enjoyed canoeing, camping and making new friends at Camp Indian Springs.
Dating violence is more common than you might expect. Find tips to identify potentially abusive relationships.
The new CEO of Florida Commerce Credit Union explains her philosophy on life and work.
The journey of a blood bag explains the importance of sharing your own “liquid love.”
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.
Nestled in the hills of Middle East Tennessee, the community of thousands and industrial complex at Oak Ridge was so secret it wasn’t found on any map. Courtesy Tennessee Department of Tourist Development On Aug. 2, 1939, Albert Einstein…
It’s the day most girls dream of — walking down the aisle and pledging lifelong love
Imagine being able to improve posture and muscle tone just by wearing special shoes.
