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Birthdays not only mark the passing of another year, but are a time to gather with friends and family to celebrate the occasion together.

What will families remember from this pandemic pause?

Mother’s Day is a special occasion to recognize our moms, grandmothers and maternal figures in our lives.

COVID-19 continues to turn the routine into the extraordinary and haircuts are no exception.

As media interviews are now being conducted from basements, kitchens, living and dining rooms, man caves and she sheds, my eye naturally gravitates toward various backdrops.

Tallahassee’s Joe Clements is a founding partner of Strategic Digital Services and a thought provocateur.

We haven’t had much to smile about lately. Amid global pandemic, Floridians are working to ensure loved ones are safe and secure.

When I was a kid, the public library’s bookmobile stopped in front of my house every week in summer, and last week I joined the Leon County Public Library via the online portal.

With millions of Americans staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic, individuals are still finding new ways to connect.

Virtual schooling, whether we like it or not, it is our new reality in Florida.

Are your kids going stir crazy being home due to daycare and school closures in the midst of coronavirus?

Invented by an out-of-work architect in 1933, the game of Scrabble became an American pastime after a rebranding and subsequent discovery by the president of Macy’s department stores in the early 1950s.

In many ways, the current health crisis has brought out the best in us, as people and organizations unite for the common good.

It’s great news that our furry family members don’t seem to be susceptible to the virus.

This year, spring will officially begin on Thursday, March 19, the earliest it has started in 124 years.

Valentine’s Day has passed. The first day of spring is not for three weeks. Easter three weeks after that. When is it too early to decorate for Easter? When can the bunnies and eggs and spring decor come out? 

I’ve long been a proponent of moving the recognition of Presidents Day to the Monday after the Super Bowl. 

Every holiday season we all weigh our options for what to get our clients and colleagues in the biz.

So you’re invited to a New Year’s Eve party and want to bring a decent champagne.

A few short weeks ago, we transitioned from The Tallahassee 100 to The OJT 100 (Orlando, Jacksonville and Tallahassee), and we couldn’t be more thankful for you, our friends and followers.

Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and you are probably traveling, attending to your loving but suddenly very needy family, or, maybe just now realizing you never got that turkey.

As a mother of two, I often struggle to take the perfect family photo.

When our daughter was young, I started decorating Schorsch manor for Halloween, but a jack-o’-lantern here and a scarecrow there wasn’t going to cut it.

While most folks take careful steps and considerable time to write their own stories, many forfeit their right to tell it because of a fear of managing the process.

This Sunday morning, Nov. 2 at 2AM, we go back to Eastern Standard Time, setting our clocks back one hour.

While our northern friends are preparing for snow, Floridians are celebrating the 9,200 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails that boost our economy, tourism and health.