Need a Lunchtime Get-A-Way? Before it gets too hot, take your lunch and get on out for a walk, some solitude and breathe a little fresh air and scenery in. Today, let’s take a walk through Dorothy B. Oven Park or Goodwood Museum & Gardens.
Wakulla Springs is just minutes from the heart of Tallahassee and a favorite spot for swimmers, nature lovers, and bird watchers! I’ve been going to Wakulla Springs since I was a kid, and taken my kids many times over the years.
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If you are buying a home, don’t obsess with “stealing” a home. Prices are lower than they have been in about 7 years, interest rates are low, now that is a “Deal.”
4103 Cornish Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32303. this home is now in perfect condition! Ready for a home-buyer. Leon County Down Payment Assistance program is available for first-time home buyers and payments will be under 900/month!
In the middle of the wort recession in my lifetime, a proposed amendment that used to be coined “Hometown Democracy” was created by special interest groups and will devastate and bankrupt our State. Get to know your decision makers. Get to know what the process is for decision making and how the people you elect view growth and development, businesses, and JOBS! If you don’t think they are making the right decisions, tell them so, and work to elect those that do. That folks, is democracy.
If you are a history buff like me, you will love the Lake Jackson Indian Mounds. Lake Jackson Mounds. This site dates back to the Fort Walton period of Florida’s history (1000 A.D. – 1450 A.D.) At least part of the village and trading area, the two largest mounds and a third smaller mound are […]
It’s a great time to buy Florida Real Estate. Over the past few months, sales across the State have increased 21%. That is really good news! Don’t miss the April 30th “contract deadline” to get your pick of homes negotiated and on it’s way to close before July 1, 2010!
April 6th and 7th are Great American Realtor Days in Tallahassee, FL. Realtors from across the state will gather on the Capitol Steps, and have meetings planned with their legislators to discuss critical real estate issues that are up for vote during this legislative season.
