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Tax Tips for A Bigger Return

By Selena Garrison Oh, tax season. The joyous time when we get to dig through old receipts and bank statements, trying to figure out what documents we need in an attempt to get back some of that money that we’ve… read more

Time After Time

By Nicole Irving 24 hours. Einstein had them. Steve Jobs, too. Even Mother Teresa, Gandhi and John F. Kennedy. So, why is it that it seems that my 24 hours seem to disappear in the blink of an eye, without… read more

Cooking by Campfire

By Colleen McTiernan | Photos by Sincerely Gone Photography When you hear “camping,” you don’t necessarily think of gourmet cuisine. While these recipes may not be fancy, they certainly are tasty alternatives to beef jerky and protein bars, especially for… read more

Supportive Oncology Program: A New Take on Care

By Teal Garth | Photos Courtesy of UF Health UF Health Shands Hospital is known as a place that houses the latest medical techniques and technological advancements, but health care isn’t always all about the actual medicine. It is often about providing the emotional… read more

Beer Yoga: Should You Try It?

By Meredith Sheldon While packing her yoga bag, Maggie Rucker grabs her mat, a water bottle and a towel. But on Saturday, Feb. 18, she added one extra item to her exercise equipment — an ice cold can of beer.… read more

John Steyer: The All-American Farmer

By Ethan Bauer | Photos by Delia Albert Amidst the hustle and bustle and surrounded by a sea of leafy greens, John Steyer sits in his usual spot at the Union Street Farmer’s Market. It's the same spot he has been sitting in for the past 50 years. Everyone… read more