Rebuild 850 Maintains Focus on Needs of Post-Hurricane Michael
The initiative seeks to address priorities of the panhandle communities affected by the storm.
Project Aims to Help Mexico Beach Rebound
Local fundraising website profiles victims to raise awareness about relief efforts
Beach Access Fight Re-Emerges in Legislature
A Senate Democrat this week filed a proposal that could refuel a debate about beach access in Florida. But Senate President Bill Galvano, R-Bradenton, indicated he does not want to revisit a controversial law that critics say can help private…
Beach Community Bank Completes $100 Million Recapitalization
sponsored content photo courtesy beach community bank Since its founding in 2001, Beach Community Bank has promised service that is the best in its class. Through an expert and engaged team of bankers and services tailored to your needs,…
1st Annual Talent Innovation Summit Convenes to Address Talent Challenges in the Region
sponsored content Photo courtesy of the talent innovation summit For The Table managing partner Matt Thompson and The Moore Agency, senior vice president Jordan Jacobs speak about strategies for employee engagement and retention at the 1st Annual Talents Innovation Summit. CareerSource…
Local Businesswomen Praise Support Structure Offered By Women’s United
The Women's Leadership Breakfast highlighted many of the leading ladies of Tallahassee.
Entrepreneurs Gear Up for Another Tallahassee Startup Week
The event harnesses and encourages the entrepreneurial spirit of the Capital City.
Economic Leaders Present a Grand Vision of Tallahassee’s Place in the World
photo by matt burke Innovation Park is an impressive ode to all things science and innovation, hosting a wide variety of research programs that are being commercialized. Economic-development leaders in Tallahassee are pitching the city as “the magnetic capital of the…
Ballots Cast Top 2 Million As Candidates Drum Up Votes
More than 2 million Floridians have voted in the Nov. 6 general election, with Republicans outpacing Democrats in early voting and vote-by-mail ballots. The latest numbers, posted Friday by the state Division of Elections, came as Democratic gubernatorial candidate…
Visit Tallahassee Embraces Ambitious Goals
The marketing organization is aiming to promote Tallahassee as "the most diverse and vibrant destination in the Southeast."
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…
