PERSPECTIVES

It’s been a week since Hurricane Irma drew a direct bead on Florida. Even though Florida’s Capital City area escaped serious devastation, there were many…

Florida’s earliest Spanish settlers built a string of Missions across the northern part of “La Florida”, which spawned a remarkable connection with the…

In anticipation of the Sept. 17 premiere of: “The Vietnam War: A Film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick” on WFSU-TV, we plumb the Vietnam memories of listeners…

It’s been 50 years since the last segregated Leon County public school closed its doors (the old all-black Lincoln High School in Frenchtown). How did…

Although suicide remains a taboo topic for many, experts say the subject needs much more discussion and preventive resources. Talking about it are: Mary…

The majority of American homes already have at least one pet, but more loving homes, volunteers and resources are needed to help the many homeless animals…

As technology advances, placing information literally at our fingertips some have started to think of more traditional sources of information as…

The Capital City area has a multitude of organizations and programs devoted to providing positive adult role models and experiences for young people who…

No matter where people live, they all live in neighborhoods. Christic Henry, long-time neighborhood advocate and past president of the Council of…

When it comes to finances many people are left feeling confused. Navigating the world of diversification and compound interest can be complicated. On this…