Here’s a compendium of Tallahassee-centric people, activities and things that can bring you to a state of total relaxation … or send your blood pressure skyrocketing. For your convenience, we’ve ranked them from Zen (bottom) to infuriating (top) on this handy…
Welcome to The Buzz, Tallahassee Magazine’s column created to share who’s where and what they’re doing. While we try to flit around with all of Tallahassee’s social butterflies, the Buzz can’t be everywhere. Send the skinny on your next soiree to buzz@tallahasseemagazine.com.…
A brand new home may hold appeal, but nothing compares to a home that speaks history. This brick beauty was originally crafted in 1937 with classic character and fine attention to detail. Owning this home would result in not only…
Coffee and a bite at the Catalina cafes.
Making major renovations.
Scott Carswell looked around Jake Gaither Auditorium. Nearby, girls from Florida A&M University were falling like logs at his feet. But it wasn’t the 16-year-old’s charm and good looks causing the mass swooning. No, it was the crazy dude on…
Light snow and blue skies makes New Mexico just right for skiing.
Waverly Pond is a popular gathering spot for community events. Lawrence Davidson Picturesque brick homes situated among rolling hills, bucolic ponds and streams, and sprawling live oaks draped with Spanish moss lend the Waverly Hills neighborhood an abundance of Southern…
A guest who overstays his welcome is irksome. A non-native species that settles in can be downright dangerous. When an exotic plant or animal arrives on the scene, it may turn out to be harmless or even beneficial. Citrus trees, for…
The Big Bend Orchestra starts it's 21st year.
In September 2013, Sherry Hall’s oncologist told her there was cancer in her bone marrow. Her official diagnosis was stage IV follicular lymphoma, better known by the name non-Hodgkin lymphoma, for which there is no cure. (It is the cancer…
Planning for retirement is closer than you think.
After chemo and radiation, what's left?
A brand-new, state-of-the-art unit.
The innovation of operation.
First, a brief history of medical recordkeeping, as related by Dr. Randa Perkins, a board-certified family practice physician and executive director of Medical Informatics at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare: At the dawn of humanity, Ogg saw somebody die after eating a…
By recruiting rural doctors, creating residencies and expanding opportunities, FSU is ahead of the curve.
