Gillum, Desantis Bash Each Other in First Debate
Desantis and Gillum dove head first into the issues, but not without a little mudslinging along the way.
State Marshals Support to Rebuild Air Force Base
The wreckage at Tyndall "shows how climate change may be putting billions of dollars worth of sophisticated aircraft at risk."
Apply for The Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan Program
If your business was affected by Hurricane Michael, you may be eligible for assistance.
FEMA Leads Massive Whole Community Response Effort for Hurricane Michael Survivors
photo courtesy of news service of florida Thousands of first responders and volunteers continue working together to save lives, restore power and help survivors affected by Hurricane Michael. More than 16,000 federal employees, including over 8,000 military personnel have…
State Freezes Insurance Rates After Michael
As local communities are working to rebuild, insurance will be the least of their worries.
Florida State University Raises Over $1 Billion in Fundraising Campaign
The Raise The Torch campaign by the university has culminated to success.
Antonio Montoya Takes the Helm at Domi Station
Antonio Montoya joined Tallahassee’s Domi Station as executive director in April 2018, succeeding the departing Lucas Lindsey.
Growth Requires Change and Adapting to It
With many new developments arising in Tallahassee, adaptation has become the inevitable.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Kicks Off the Construction of 250 Room Sandestin Hotel
photo by hannah burke Highgate COO Steve Barick, left, and Walton County Commissioner Tony Anderson, wielded ceremonial shovels as Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort owner Tom Becnel and Sara Becnel, the resort’s vice president of development, looked on. Seven years of…
Pipe Manufacturer Explains Case for Tariffs at Meeting of Bay EDA
photo by steve bornhoft Jonathan Kirkland of Berg Pipe makes discusses how dramatically the world has changed in the last 25 years. The audience for his remarks at a meeting of the Bay County Economic Development Alliance included EDA president…
Five Florida Public Universities Crack Top 100
Florida State has jumped seven spots to No. 26 among National Public Universities in the latest U.S. News & World Report.
DeSantis Leaves Congress to Focus on Governor’s Race
As the calendar counts down to election day, gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis has resigned from Congress.
Phillip Stutts Challenges Business Execs to Use Change to Their Advantage
Six years ago, Phillip Stutts was diagnosed with Achalasia, a rare and degenerative autoimmune disease that disables the esophagus, eventually making eating impossible. For years, he took doctors at their word when they said the disease was incurable, that…
Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum Pulls Off Upset in Democratic Governor’s Race
Tuesday’s primary set the stage for what will be one of the most closely watched races in the country.
TMH Taps Big Bend Hospice Foundation President to Lead Its Fundraising Operations
Working directly with donors to help increase the impact of their charitable giving and benevolence goals.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held for New SageSure Insurance Managers Office
New office to support company’s growth and expanding presence in Tallahassee
EntreCon Aims to Engage and Enliven Community Businesses
Don't miss the impressive lineup of dynamic speakers that EntreCon has prepared for this year.
New Owner for The Gibson Inn, Apalachicola's Most Iconic Hotel
Apalachicola's most iconic hotel, The Gibson Inn, was just sold to a new owner, Steven Etchen. The last time the hotel changed hands was 36 years ago.
By the Numbers: Voter Registration Tops 13 Million
Here's what the numbers are looking like for the upcoming August primary.
