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July 4, 2023
Kiplinger looked at great places to retire in the United States for people planning to rent their living space. Consider the best places to retire for renters if you hope to save money on retirement housing costs. Retirees’ top criteria typically include access to good hospitals, proximity to family and cost of living — including taxes and the cost of buying a home. But these days, you may want to remove that last item from your checklist. With average single-family home prices up ...
July 4, 2023
Consider the best places to retire for renters if you hope to save money on retirement housing costs. Retirees’ top criteria typically include access to good hospitals, proximity to family and
May 20, 2023
Could the historic St. Johns River Lighthouse at the edge of Naval Station Mayport be opened to the public, or even moved? Advocates hope so.
April 7, 2023
This is an exciting opportunity to walk with Move Tallahassee in unspoiled nature habitat at the St. Marks Wildlife Refuge.
December 20, 2022
(CNN) — “National parks are the best idea we ever had,” declared American writer and environmentalist Wallace Stegner. And like many great inventions, the park system became wildly popular. More than 300 million people are expected to visit US national parks in 2022, a 75% increase since the 1970s. And while introducing so many to […]
December 20, 2022
"National parks are the best idea we ever had," declared American writer and environmentalist Wallace Stegner. And like many great inventions, the park system became wildly popular.
October 20, 2022
The Monarch Butterfly Festival will return to St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Saturday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
October 19, 2022
The Monarch Butterfly Festival is back at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and Riverside Cafe welcomes stone crab season.
October 11, 2022
Large parts of Florida should be mangrove thickets, prickly swampland, and unforgiving marshy wilderness—for our own survival.