April 25, 2024
Northwest
Eyeing a fix to prevent blindness
A Pensacola company targets the leading cause of preventable blindness.
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Published on 1/28/2015
Money in the bank: Navy Federal keeps growing
Navy Federal enters the second phase of its expansion.
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Published on 12/26/2014
Inlet Beach: A hotbed of development activity
Tourists who travel Scenic Highway 30A in Walton County usually pass right through sleepy Inlet Beach. But that is changing quickly.
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Published on 11/26/2014
Off campus: Student housing is hot in Tallahassee
Collegium Capital Partners has purchased four apartment complexes in Tallahassee, encompassing 1,000 apartments with 3,155 beds.
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Published on 10/28/2014
Port of Pensacola adds manufacturing facility
A new manufacturing facility will be coming to the Port of Pensacola. DeepFlex, in partnership with Offshore Inland Marine & Services, is establishing a new manufacturing facility on 3 ½ acres at the Port.
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Published on 9/26/2014
Development of Landmark Center finally underway in Fort Walton Beach
Downtown Fort Walton Beach finally gets a mixed-use project that's been eight years in the making.
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Published on 8/28/2014
Tallahassee's missing economic development piece
A new incubator in Leon County fills a void in economic development.
What was once a warehouse at the Leon County Historic Amtrak Station is now a support system for budding entrepreneurs.
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Published on 7/28/2014
Plans for former Panama City airport site take off
Panama City will get its first master-planned village on former airport property.
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Published on 6/27/2014
Tallahassee's Cascades Park finally opens
The 24-acre showpiece in downtown Tallahassee, decades in the planning, is hailed as a game-changer that could kick off economic growth in surrounding areas.
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Published on 5/28/2014
Panama City has big plans for its marina property
Exploring a partnership between Panama City Marina and St. Andrews Marina
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Published on 4/30/2014
Pensacola moves beyond the military
While a military base and tourism anchor the Pensacola economy, nearly 300 IT companies employ about 3,200 people.
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Published on 3/31/2014
St. Joe Co. gets out of the woods in Northwest Florida
St. Joe Co. is selling the majority of its woodland property in northwest Florida, about 383,000 acres.
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Published on 2/28/2014
Rebuilding an amusement park in Panama City Beach
Teddy and Jenny Meeks give new life to warehoused rides from the original Miracle Strip in Panama City Beach to create a full-fledged amusement park.
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Published on 1/31/2014
Sweet Success - Gelato comes to Northwest Florida
Twenty years ago, when Simona Faroni and Guido Tremolini traveled from their native Italy to Florida to visit friends, they noticed an absence of gelato stores.
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Published on 12/20/2013
Tyndall AFB/Eglin AFB - Northwest Florida Profile
Tyndall Air Force Base has flown the first unmanned QF-16 Full Scale Aerial Target. Eglin Air Force Base now has the Navy's version of the F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter.
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Published on 12/11/2013
iSirona - Northwest Florida Business Profile
When David Dyell started out in the healthcare IT business 20 years ago, hospitals used multiple software applications that were not integrated...
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Published on 11/11/2013
The St. Joe Co. announces an agreement to sell 382,834 acres
The St. Joe Company (NYSE: JOE) today announced that it has entered into a sales agreement with AgReserves, Inc., a Utah corporation, to sell approximately 382,834 acres of its timberland and rural land in Northwest Florida for $565 million.
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Published on 11/7/2013
Getting Skilled: Northwest Florida's quest for skilled workers
An estimated 3,400 skilled workers will be needed in northwest Florida over the next five years, but regional education and workforce development programs expect to train just 860.
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Published on 10/29/2013
CollegeFrog
The recently launched CollegeFrog website matches accounting and finance students with companies looking to hire students and recent graduates.
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Published on 10/24/2013
Making connections work for minority professionals
Lloyd Reshard began learning about putting together resources and people during high school. A guidance counselor advised him to take up a trade to pay his way through college.
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Published on 10/9/2013
Positive signs in commercial real estate
Justin Beck, president of Beck Property, a major full-service real estate company, talks about the commercial market's recent positive signs.
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Published on 9/24/2013
Consulting for savings at North Highlands
Founded in 1992, North Highlands was ranked by Consulting magazine as third worldwide among "2012 Best Firms to Work For," the company's sixth consecutive ranking as one of the industry's top four. Its consultants average more than 15 years of experience.
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Published on 8/21/2013
The Renaissance Man
Kevin Marchetti's latest project is creating underwater insignia aboard a fishing barge converted into a dedicated reef for the longtime Joe Patti seafood business.
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Published on 8/15/2013
Jobs and revenue at the Panama City Port
The latest economic figures
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Published on 7/17/2013
Distributing oil funds in Northwest Florida
Escambia County Commissioner Grover Robinson IV is chairman of the Gulf Consortium, representing 23 Florida gulf coast counties slated to receive millions of dollars in compensation, yet to be distributed, for damages resulting from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Published on 7/10/2013
