What Florida’s Population Boom Means For Northwest Florida
It all began with the PaleoIndians, who found their way to the future Sunshine State while in search of food. That was about 14,000 years ago.
Happenings
Bounty of the Sea
The whole production of fishing on the gulf, and how the bounty of the sea is brought to your plate.
Sound Bytes April/May
Capital Local Happenings > The Division of Workforce Development at Tallahassee Community College has received a Plus 50 Encore Completion Program grant from the American Association of Community Colleges. The goal of the Plus 50 project is to help more…
Sound Bytes February/March
Capital New Beginnings Thomas “Chris” Curry is the new director of the City of Tallahassee’s Aviation Department, bringing more than 30 years of experience in aviation to his new post providing administrative oversight at the Tallahassee Regional Airport. He most…
How Weddings Drive Big Business in Northwest Florida
Planning a wedding is not for the faint of heart, whether you’re the bride, the father of the bride or the vendor responsible for the three-tiered wedding cake, the shrimp and grits done to perfection or the bouquets of peonies.…
Identifying Those Who Might Have Difficulty Adapting to the New Global Economy
This place is a jungle. As a leader, you might never utter those words aloud … but chances are you’ve thought them. And no wonder: In every office, cubicle and conference space, there’s a frenzy of activity. Meetings are happening.…
Business News Sound Bytes
Capital New beginnings >> The lobbying firm Southern Strategy Group has merged with Fearington & Smith. Mercer Fearington Jr. and Clark Smith join the dozen lobbyists Southern Strategy Group has in Tallahassee and will be part of the firm’s network of…
With Opening of its Technology Center, Gulf Coast State College Moves Focus to Jobs
The $35 million state-of-the-art Advanced Technology Center at Gulf Coast State College will have major regional implications for employment.
