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From Monday, Feb. 4 through Friday, Feb. 8, Florida’s Capital City will host a daily series of events to focus more attention on both the historical…

Using a fuzzy puppy or a favorite song as therapeutic tools may seem unconventional – or even downright strange – but solid research shows that these can…

For generations, African-American families had lived in the area around Wakulla Springs, long before Ed Ball built the lodge and other resort amenities at…

The idea behind restorative justice is not just forgiving those who have wronged you and forging a positive relationship with them. More fundamentally,…

Florida remains with the third highest incidence of human trafficking in the country, and the number of cases keeps rising. Our panel talks about ways to…

Including people of different backgrounds, skill sets, attitudes and personalities in any organization is a critical factor in that organization’s…

Even though the Capital Region is technically at full employment, the jobs of tomorrow may be very different from what’s available today. To talk about…

Hurricane Michael was just over one month ago. As much of the area struggles to recover, what has worked, what hasn’t worked so well and what might help…

Florida’s Capital City has aspired to be the country’s most “Vet Friendly” community. Progress toward that goal forms a large part of the discussion…

What’s it like to foster or adopt one or more children? And what is it like to actually BE one of those kids? As we kick off National Adoption Month, an…