Tallahassee Magazine - March-April 2008

Tallahassee builders can make your “home sweet home” even sweeter by incorporating your unique personality

Jerry Lundquist, founder of Tallahassee Magazine.   In early February, a man who made a huge difference to Tallahassee and me passed away suddenly in the presence of his best friend, who is also his loving wife, over in Sandestin. …

Video streaming, the technology that allows you to watch a video clip over the Internet without having to download the entire media file, has been with us for a while, but without a fast Internet connection, it just wasn’t that…

It may be time to curb your headphone habit.

Live healthy and happy in later life by modifying your routine today.

Leaving the Florida legislature – not her work for children

Try your hand at mehndi – an exotic, temporary form of body art that celebrates life, love and beauty.

He does it his way … Award-winning artist Dennis Howland produces abstract sculpture in unique ways.

Ya gotta eat. It’s something most Americans are fortunate to do several times every day. But two recent reads thrust forward a couple of questions that had been in the back of our minds: Just what is it we are eating…

Fledgling Eagle Robin C. Johnston has just finished up his first year as Tallahassee Community College’s vice president for institutional advancement and executive director of the TCC Foundation. As executive director, he is tasked with raising private support to help…

The Best & Brightest Awards are getting even better for Leon County’s high-achieving high school seniors. In the past, only the top three students in 15 different categories were given cash scholarships. Now in its third year, every student nominated…

Cherry Douglas, of Hepatitis Ready Care, fights a personal battle by helping others

If you’ve got a long weekend and a car full of gas, we’ve got five quick ways to get away – so you can enjoy being there without a lot of hassle getting there. Offerings include city tours of Tampa…

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.

Get to know the “Funniest College Kid in America,” FSU student Sean G.