Backwoods, Uptown Sopchoppy’s Jesse Rice and family beat back a tough economy with good food and a personal touch By Lee Gordon Originally published in the June/July 2010 issue of 850 Magazine Jesse Rice and his father Randy have a…
Gov. Crist answers head-on questions about workforce innovation, bringing in the automotive industry and beach-front construction issues. Ask the Governor Interviewed by Linda Kleindienst Originally published in the June/July issue of 850 Magazine Q: Florida faces declining employment and the…
Don’t Side-step Safety Violations You can’t rely on luck to keep your workplace safe, say health and safety consultants By Jason Dehart Originally published in the June/July 2010 issue of 850 Magazine It started out as a nice accomplishment that…
Talking technology is music to David Goldflies’ ears. In fact, for the rock ’n’ roll musician turned CYber SYtes CEO, music and interactive technology are inextricably linked. “I never separate the disciplines,” Goldflies says. “Whether I’m working with a band…
A Dairy Tale Ocheesee Creamery in Calhoun County offers its customers increasingly rare commodities — fresh milk sold in glass bottles and farm-made butter By Lee Gordon Originally published in the June/July 2010 issue of 850 Magazine In front of…
If all goes to plan, Panama City’s old airport eventually will become the city’s first master-planned community, complete with homes and commercial space, hiking trails, a school and a marina. The new owners, the St. Andrew Bay Land Company, have…
Where a Community Gathers Red Bay Grocery is a business reborn on the road less traveled — thanks to its customers and community By Scott Jackson Originally published in the June/July 2010 issue of 850 Magazine Small, rural communities dot…
Steve Evans thinks building a legacy for the greater good is a great place for a business person to start when planning the next tax break. Business Speak Building a Legacy for the Greater Good By Steve Evans, Guest Columnist…
The Pro-Business Approach Florida lawmakers worked to get the state’s economy back on track with a variety of measures favored by the state’s business interests. By Linda Kleindienst Originally published in the June/July 2010 issue of 850 Magazine Florida’s…
In today’s struggling economy, one would expect funding for the arts to have taken a big hit and, in many cases, it has. However, a recent study gives arts advocates the ammunition they need to show local and state leaders…
