Slim Chickens Opens First Tallahassee Location
Retired NFL Player to Open Slim Chickens on January 9
Alleviating Food Insecurity for All
The Junior League of Tallahassee’s Mighty Meals program combats hunger
Fashion Sense, Business Acumen
Calynne Hill, Hettie Spooner and Lindsay Elliott are the eponymous principals of Tallahassee’s Hill Spooner & Elliott real estate agency.
Waxing Nostalgic
Tallahassee’s Mission San Luis teaches candle-making classes, just one of the centuries-old skills portrayed at the living history museum.
Out of Ethiopia
Originally from Ethipoa, Leon County Judge Nina Ashenafi-Richardson is a woman who displays a briefcase full of titles and responsibilities.
Glass Menagerie
St. John’s Episcopal Church houses one of the most prominent collections of traditional stained-glass windows in Northwest Florida. Large vertical displays line the chapel with imagery significant to the Christian faith.
The Spirit of Giving
We profile a cross-section of nonprofits in an effort to inspire giving.
The Joy of Running
Most folks these days think of politics as a toxic pool best avoided. I couldn’t disagree more.
Breathing Life Into the Past
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.
U.S. Department of Commerce Announces 51 “Build to Scale” Grants
Totaling $47 Million, the Grants Would Fuel Innovation and Tech-Based Economic Development
Saluting Food Producers
15th annual Farm Tour hosted by the Millstone Institute of Preservation is scheduled for Oct. 15-16. Attendees will be encouraged to complete self-guided tours of more than 40 farms, ranches, orchards, gardens and agricultural businesses in North Florida and South Georgia.
SHINING ONWARD
Psychologist Sharon Ames-Dennard sparkles with entrepreneurism and Ethiopian style
The Language of Life
The language of life, healthy introspection can produce a gentler world
