Very sad news that Florida Governor Rick Scott is closing seven prisons and four work camps in Florida. The economic impact of the loss of jobs will surely be felt, and is underestimated by our Governor in my opinion.
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How To – Protection From A Freeze in Tallahassee, Florida
With mild winters and rare below freezing temperatures, Tallahassee, Florida residents are generally not prepared for hard freezes. There are some preventative measures you can take to protect your home during a hard freeze.
The Spirit Of Christmas – May You Find Yours
Each year, the time presses us into a frenzy, the demands of balancing work and all the things that need to be done to shop for others. This year, during one of my moments of procrastination, I pulled into Whataburger on Thomasville Road, a familiar and beloved place in Tallahassee, not realizing this time something worth pause was about to happen
365 Things To Do In And Around Tallahassee, FL – Day 39 – Bradley’s Family County Christmas
There is magic that happens when little ones see Santa Claus. In the country there is even more magic when Santa visits Bradley’s County Store this year. If you have young ones filled with wonder think about taking them to the Bradley’s Country Store for some down home country Christmas fun.
365 Things To Do In And Around Tallahassee, FL – Day 38 – The Tallahassee Ballet Presents “The Nutcracker”
Since my girls were young, we have made a date during the holidays to make “The Nutcracker” a part of our Christmas holiday. Since my girls were young, we have made a date during the holidays to make “The Nutcracker” a part of our Christmas holiday
Clint Aaron Miller, I Will Rise
Clint Miller was a friend I never met face to face. It did not matter. We knew more about each other than most friends.”These are real people you are establishing real relationships with, that you really do touch.” Words to remember by Clint.
Tallahassee, FL Winter Festivals Captured By The Community
Tallahassee, FL is about community and it’s a community about family and friends. I missed the festival of lights this year, so I thought it would be amazing to see it through the eyes of our community. Take a look at the amazing videos, photos, and more that I was able to find on the Winter Festival and happenings around Tallahassee, FL!
Adventures With Kris, a 7 year-old in Tallahassee, FL
Every now and then, fate brings you gifts.While it was great to rediscover family history, share stories, visit with her husband and lovely daughter Marissa, the real gift, the highlight of our visit, was a 7 year old, her grandson Kristopher. I was lucky being able to spend the better part of a day with Kris in downtown Tallahassee at Kleman Plaza. Tallahassee, Florida has a lot to offer kids from museums, science, recreation to nature.
Christmas at Dorothy B. Oven Park
Dorothy B. Oven Park is spectacular in the day time.. but even more spectacular during the Holidays. It’s a must for everyone! Enter off Thomasville Road North, turn your lights off, drive a short way to the parking lot, then hop out and explore the park which is lit with tens of thousands of Christmas […]
REALTORS® Voices Heard as FHA Loan Limits Are Restored
This week Congress restored the loan limits for the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) for two years. REALTORS® across the US met with Legislators, Congressmen, FHA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac executive to fight to preserve the FHA loan limits, and it has worked and is a victory for home-buyers. The National Association of Realtors (NAR), […]