Ep. 91 – Human Trafficking: Recognizing the Red Flags, Robin Hassler Thompson, Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center
Since the onset of the pandemic caseloads at STAC have tripled, and half of those have been labor trafficking. […]
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Aegis Business Technologies Named to Top 100 Best Companies List
St. PETERSBURG, FL — Aegis was recently named one of Florida’s Best Companies To Work For. The annual Best Companies To Work For In Florida list featured in the August issue of Florida Trend magazine ranks 100 companies in small, medium and large employer categories. To participate, companies or government entities were required to have […]
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Moore Ranks Among Top 100 Best Companies to Work for the Twelfth Consecutive Year
For over a decade, Moore, a nationally ranked, integrated, full-service communications agency, has been consistently named one of Florida Trend’s Best Companies To Work For In Florida. This recognition comes on the heels of Moore ranked as a top agency by O’Dwyer’s, No. 49 in the nation and PRovoke Media, No. 186 in the world. […]
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FSU Credit Union Wins Esteemed Louise Herring Award for Philosophy in Action
FSU Credit Union was recognized by the League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates (LSCU) with the First Place 2020 Louise Herring Award for Philosophy in Action. FSU Credit Union (FSUCU) won first place in the $250 million to $1 billion in assets category, and as a first-place winner, will continue to the national level […]
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Ribbon Cutting: Master Caleb’s Discovery Library
Master Caleb’s Discovery Library is a Pop – Up Library that will deliver FREE age-appropriate BOOKS and other Learning Materials to kids in the community and around the world. […]
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‘Little big shot’: 7-year-old opens ‘pop-up’ library in Tallahassee
From the Tallahassee Democrat Outside a church on Tharpe Street, 7-year-old Caleb Stewart — dressed in a suit — held onto a pair of scissors almost as long as he is tall. Soon, his father cut a red ribbon and Caleb’s new popup library was officially open. Caleb, who wore a mask with Mario Kart characters on […]
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Chamber vs. Commissioner: Chamber of Commerce censures Commissioner Matlow after op-ed
From WCTV TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – After City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow penned an opinion piece critical of the business climate in Tallahassee, the Chamber of Commerce responded with a public censure. The op-ed was published in the Tallahassee Democrat on July 30. Commissioner Matlow explained why he wouldn’t be attending the upcoming Chamber Conference in Amelia Island, […]
Commissioner Matlow’s political style requires a villain | Opinion
From the Tallahassee Democrat Re: “I’m not going to the Chamber of Commerce Amelia Island getaway. Here’s why | Jeremy Matlow,” July 30 First and foremost, I appreciate that Jeremy Matlow had the conviction and passion to run for local office. My appreciation for his public service ends there. The tone and approach of Commissioner Matlow […]
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Ribbon Cutting: U.S. Auto Sales
U.S. Auto Sales has been helping people with challenged credit buy nice cars for nearly 30 years. […]
Tallahassee Chamber Censures Commissioner Jeremy Matlow
From the Tallahassee Democrat Chamber of Commerce leaders voted to censure City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow after he penned a blistering column criticizing the annual conference set to happen next month and linking it to an ongoing public corruption trial. The Chamber’s executive committee voted Friday to express disapproval not only of Matlow’s column, which appeared Friday on Tallahassee.com, but what […]
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