by Sterling Crockett | Sep 25, 2017
Last November, Florida voters revolutionized the way patients with debilitating diseases can pursue their road to recovery. Following passage of Amendment 2, the Florida Constitution now allows licensed physicians to administer cannabis-derived medicines to...
by Emmett Reed | Sep 18, 2017
Florida’s nursing home industry is populated by hundreds of excellent centers staffed by thousands of dedicated, caring professionals. It’s unfortunate, but inevitable, that they will get painted with the same negative brush when one facility fails to meet the high...
by Lane Wright | Aug 30, 2017
As U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos walked into the STEM lab at Holy Comforter Episcopal School in Tallahassee Tuesday, fifth-grade students were already busy connecting colorful Lego pieces and punching information into their Apple computers. At one table, two...
by Jay Fant | Aug 25, 2017
This past Monday I rode an early shift with the Sheriff’s Office in the wake of the shootings of two Jacksonville law enforcement officers, and the tragic killings of the officers in Kissimmee. The only way to truly understand the challenges of the men and women...
by Julio Fuentes | Jun 27, 2017
Our elected officials continue to talk through potential agreements on tax reform – at least that is what we are seeing reported in the media recently. While it would be nearly impossible to find any business owner or working individual who believes that our tax code...
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