Three Unspoken Realities of Affordable Housing
If you’re an elected official, you hear the phrase “affordable housing” almost daily. It dominates conversations from all walks of life from…
If you’re an elected official, you hear the phrase “affordable housing” almost daily. It dominates conversations from all walks of life from…
By Dana Brooks It seems everyone has a strong opinion about Florida State University taking over Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Once we get…
After running a successful State Representative campaign in late 1976 in Broward County, I moved to Tallahassee. By April 1980 I was…
Operating a small business always has its challenges, especially in the construction industry. We try to keep costs down for our customers,…
Often times successful family business owners grow accustomed to making all the right decisions and ignore issues they view as unimportant, like…
For decades, Florida was viewed as one of the worst places to do business, mainly because of our litigious justice system. We…
As an electrical worker early in my career, I am one of those many millions of contract employees out there that waits…
Most party members, whether Democratic or Republican, tend to vote for the head of their ticket for President. There is a defection…
Provided below are my positions on the five charter amendments proposed by the Tallahassee City Commission that will be on the November…
As we move into these fall months, one major storm is on the way, and there is going to be a lot…
We’ve all heard about “trickle-down economics;” that an individual or corporation’s financial success at the top tends to trickle down on lower…
By J. Brent Pichard “The art of taxation consists of plucking the goose so as to obtain the most feathers with the…