A Helping Hand and a Banana For Horses in Need
How Ninja's life was saved.
Tallahassee Magazine - March-April 2011
Quarterback Christian Ponder Brings a Little Dallas to Tallahassee
Christian Ponder and his dog Dallas.
Despite the Name, This Rescue is Not Just for Big Dogs
A short story about Sherlock the English Setter and how he found a happy home thanks to Big Dog Rescue.
The State’s Historic Capitol Endures as a Tallahassee Icon
Florida became a U.S. territory in 1821, and the twin problems of geography and sparse population made governing difficult. There were two capitals, located in the two North Florida population centers of Pensacola and St. Augustine. Early on it was…
Edward Durell Stone
Edward Durell Stone came into his own as an architect during the heyday of modern design. Born in 1902 in Arkansas, he got his architectural degree from the University of Arkansas. At the urging of an older brother, Stone moved…
Today’s Technology May Cause Next Generation Health Concerns
How today’s tech could be affecting the health of the millenial generation
Manufacturers Roll Out Innovations at the 2011 International Builders’ Show
Building is in a funk, but there are plenty of new and exciting products for the home in 2011
Take a Look at Thomasville and Washington County
Looking for a quick weekend getaway with minimum planning and maximum return? Hop in the car and get ready to meet the neighbors!
Transforming Tracy Brown
The Last WordTransforming Tracy BrownOr, How A Makeover Contest Can Change Lives By Adam Wright Click to enlarge. When Brian Rowland, Russ Rainey and Tallahassee Magazine first introduced the Top Salon Makeover Competition, we at Green Peridot immediately realized the…
During Economic Recovery, It’s All About Your Brand
A letter from the publisher of Tallahassee Magazine
Traditional Seder Meal Tells the Tale of a Welcoming People
For Jews, Passover’s Seder is a meal with a story on the side.
Student Power ‘Drives’ the Walking School Bus at FSUS
FSUS students hop (and skip) aboard the Walking School Bus
Volunteer Corinne Mathis Brings Beauty and Whimsy to the Jumps at Red Hills Horse Trials
Corinne Mathis volunteers to make Red Hills’ course a thing of beauty
You’re never too old to compete in Tallahassee’s Senior Games
In the not-to-distant past, the word “senior” conjured up a picture of decrepitude, senility and stodginess. But look up the antonyms for those words to describe the athletes who participate in Florida’s Senior Games. There are runners, swimmers, tennis players,…
The decision-making process 40 years ago that led to the modern Capitol building
As legislators gather in Tallahassee this month to make laws that impact millions of Floridians, they will do so within the offices, conference rooms and hallways of Florida’s plain, white-walled, 22-story Capitol building. Many are unaware the Capitol they spend…
The Tallahassee-Leon Community Animal Service Center Celebrates a Season of Success
In just a few years, the Animal Service Center has evolved from a controversial and dysfunctional municipal shelter to an award-winning facility that engages the community while serving the region's companion animals.
