Greenovations, one of KCCI's inaugural projects in 2007, evolved from a initiative into a full-fledged movement to advocate for sustainability within Tallahassee.
This week it's "nearly impossible to go more than a few hundred yards without running into a performing musician" in Tallahassee. WFSU takes us behind TLH Music Week.
Tallahassee Magazine takes a look back at the Porch Swing Project from KCCI's Downtown Sense of Place initiative. Did you know that 13 additional swings are in the works for 2015?
KCCI's executive director was on hand to answer questions and meet members of the community at The Village Square's recent "Speed Date Your Local Leaders" event.
"Tallahassee is at a pivotal point with growth and economic opportunities. Everyone has a chance to get involved. All you have to do is apply to be a KCCI community catalyst before Friday, Nov. 14."
Do you have an idea that could change the way we experience Tallahassee? You could win funding from a pool of $5 million from the Knight Foundation. Find out how in Byron Dobson's latest column for the Tallahassee Democrat.
As recognition for her hard work and dedication to North Florida, 850 Business Magazine presented KCCI Executive Director, Betsy Couch, with a Pinnacle Award this year. Couch is also profiled in the magazine and appears on the cover.
On a hot Saturday in October, an ice pop saved my life. Not just any ice pop, but a Mexican-style fresh fruit creation from Frenchtown Heritage Market vendor Mosaic Paletas.
