Preparing for the Extreme
Resilience has joined sustainability as a growing concern for planners
Author: Steve Bornhoft
Rapidly Growing ‘Water State’ Confronts Urgent Need to Better Treat the Environment
You could call us portents in paradise
FloridaWest Is Proceeding Strategically
Embarking on a five-year plan to diversify economy and boost wages
UWF Embraces A New Dimension
The vast possibilities presented by additive manufacturing
Small Firm, Monster Client
Pensacola architect is grateful for his relationship with the St. Joe Company
Cybersecurity As A Contemporary Fear
Small and medium businesses now see data breaches as more damaging than other disasters
Pensacola is Focusing On Quality of Place
To secure talent, first create a highly desirable place to live
Gadsden County Embarks On An Inclusive Approach
Filling the need for a holistic approach to economic development and recovery
Workforce Centers in Georgia, Florida Jointly Strive to Meet Employers’ Needs
You could call it interstate cooperation
Hemp is On The Way
Crop of many uses is expected to assist struggling timber farmers
Project at Gretna Exchange Will Be Important Feature of Logistics Zone
The makings of a transportation hub
Call It A Little Downtown Resuscitation
Main Street organizations are working to breathe life into communities’ centers
Seeing Beyond
Gulf Power’s 23rd annual Economic Symposium, hosted by the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort, attracted some 600 economic developers, local government officials, educators and representatives of business, industry and community non-profits. The forward-looking conference embraced a “See Beyond” theme and,…
Playing in the Ecotourism Space
Ecotourism is the stuff of bucket lists, Dan Rowe told participants in a Northwest Florida Ecotourism Summit held Feb. 25 at Florida State University Panama City. “Elite trips,” he said. “Trips of a lifetime. The kind of experience we associate…
Pursuing reorganization
Deposit and loan customers of TC Federal Bank may soon have an opportunity to buy shares of stock in the institution, which is headquartered in Thomasville, Georgia. Established as a mutual savings bank in 1934, TC Federal Bank has adopted…
Thinking Synergistically
Extending due south into the Gulf of Mexico from a point at 86° 41’ West longitude is a line of mission-critical importance to Air Force bases in Northwest Florida and the region’s economy. The Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act…
Tidal Wave Moment
Community leaders in a six-county region have demonstrated that small-town environmental activism and ample resolve can succeed in a big and unexpected way. In August 2016, Waste Management Inc., a Fortune 500 company with more than 21 million customers, filed…
GKN Aerospace Halts Manufacturing Operations in Bay County
The once game-changing employer is now changing course
U.S. Attorney Larry Keefe Establishes Public Corruption Unit in Tallahassee
There's a new prosecutor in town and he's one to watch
Small Business Development Center Helps Businesses Flourish
Giving local startups a considerable level up
For The Black News Channel, Knowledge is Power
The channel will be culturally specific, produced by and tailored to an African American audience
Tallahassee’s Urban Core is Pulsing With Activity
For Elizabeth Emmanuel, downtown is the heart of the capital city
The Mitchells Agency Succeeds by Mining for Insights
You could say they're slippin’ and slidin’ to the top
Pinnacle Award Winner: Michelle Ubben
Tallahassee; President and Partner, Sachs Media Group
Pinnacle Award Winner: Sandy Sims
Pensacola; Director of External Relations, Gulf Power Co.
Pinnacle Award Winner: Stacey Brady
Miramar Beach; Marketing/Communications Director, Grand Boulevard
Pinnacle Award Winner: Tiffanie Nelson
Santa Rosa Beach; Founder/CEO, Food for Thought
The Legacy of M.T. Mustian
Quietly, he stabilized Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and nurtured its growth
Panama City Looks To New Urbanism For Downtown Design
Coming back "better, bigger and stronger" after Hurricane Michael
Locals Celebrating Locals
South Walton community comes together to honor people devoted to serving others
Bigger, Better, Stronger
Bay Economic Development Alliance has optimistic outlook on year ahead
Building Back Tyndall
For years, the United States Air Force had been exploring concepts that might be made parts of a base of the future. “But, under normal circumstances,” explained Brian Stahl, “you are not going to get the resources you need to…
Safe Water for Walton Turns 2
Nonprofit premieres Hurricane Michael video; celebrates members, partners and grant funders
For 40 Years TaxWatch Has Promoted Fiscal Prudence
The organization has dedicated itself to holding state government accountable
Hurricane Ravaged Region Rebuilds and Reinvents Itself
A year later, recovery work remains in its early stages
Black News Channel Will Seek to Empower a Community
A national news channel for the African-American community is on its way
Greg Brudnicki is Confident About Panama City’s Future
How Bay County is bouncing back post-Michael
Community Partnerships Are Key to Bay EDA’s Success
Asset growth is at the forefront for Bay County
Affordable Housing is at a Premium Post-Hurricane
How Bay County is working to solve the housing crisis
A Hometown Perspective To Healthcare
Bay Medical Sacred Heart’s leader shares where they're headed
