A Lobbyist at 12 and Legally Blind, Paloma Rambana is No Ordinary Pre-Teen
Young Tallahasseean gains national fame as she lobbies for funding for young people who are blind. Consider your mind already blown.
Renee O’Connor Set to Star in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
You may remember her from the nineties classic Xena: Warrior Princess
Melinda Copper’s Pet Portraits Are a Sight to Be Seen
From "American Gothic" to "Birth of Venus" this artist portrays her favorite pets in formal paintings.
Passing On An Enduring Love Affair of Cars
Bill Cordell's fondness for cars has lasted throughout most of his lifetime and more than a few model years
Jefferson Dinner at Midtown Reader Gathers Unlikely Guests
At a Jefferson dinner, unlike minds ponder the future of Tallahassee and find ways to come together.
There is a Place To Call Home at The Grove Museum
Built by slaves, The Grove was home to civil-rights champion Gov. LeRoy Collins and then became so much more.
The Zimmerman Agency Shares Their Secrets To 30 Years of Success
These early adopters have made their success from honing in on a trait many people forget to do: listening.
At The School of Arts and Sciences, Recess Resides on The Roof
Earning an ‘A’ in its first year, everyday schooling turns into extraordinary work at this local charter school.
The Changing of Our Creative Guard
As we celebrate the onset of spring, we also reflect on the change that the new season brings.
You Could Say This Is The Year of The Bird
Birds inspire natural wonder and with 10,000 species they're sure to make your heart soar.
Artists Shine at the LeMoyne Center’s Chain of Parks Festival
A creative bazaar is an ideal place to find beautiful items to fill empty spaces in your house or garden.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Headlines This Years Word of South Festival
Writers and musicians, including Tedeschi Trucks Band, fill Cascades Park for a weekend of (mostly) free events
Krewesing into Springtime Tallahassee
Krewes united in their fondness for good times and playing dress-up know how to throw a party.
2018 Leon Heart Ball: Support the Fight Against Heart Disease
A healthy diet and lifestyle are your best weapons against cardiovascular disease. There are risk factors for cardiovascular diseases that are beyond control, such as age, ethnicity and family history. But the things we can control include the elements…
Farm Bureau Donates Food to Ronald McDonald House
Helping feed the families of hospitalized children
5 Reasons Your Next Family Outing Should Be Field Day Music Fest
You won’t want to miss this music festival, and here’s why:
TMH Golden Gala Glitters in 35th Year
The Edison was abuzz and alight even more so on Jan. 18 as the Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH) Foundation partnered with Tallahassee Magazine to host a preview party for the 35th annual Golden Gala as well as celebrating the January/February…
Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts (TCJA) Overview
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts passed by Congress and signed into law by President Trump is a sweeping tax package. Many in the tax profession are calling its passage and enactment the greatest change to the tax code in…
Beyond the Welcome Mat
Chip Hartung, owner and broker of Coldwell Banker Hartung and Noblin, Inc., isn’t joking when he says his company’s mission statement is a bit lengthy. Yet where many only encounter the mission statement upon receiving their employee handbook, the…
