Reporting

Mullet is Making Its Way Back on the Menu 

Council on Culture & Arts Artist Features

• Jeff Whipple creates a mood with motif in figurative art show at FAMU gallery
  
• A Holocaust historian brings the past to the contemporary stage
  
• Artists welcome at newly minted independent Heart Heavy Press
  
• Follow actor Nathan Williamson 'Into the Woods' with Theatre Tallahassee musical
  
• 'Repurposing' makes sense: Gordy Cox unites art, repair under one roof at SCREWS
  
• A space that matters: Breathe in Color brings joy of 'Black Faces' to City Hall Gallery

Sierra Magazine archive

• Protecting the Apalachicola River
• Floridians Offer Everyone a Playbook On Sustaining Environmentalism Against All Odds
• Diversifying the Next Generation of Wildland Firefighters
• Private Landowners Are the Missing Link for Prescribed Burns
  
  

The Swimmer 

The Root of Miami 

What to do With Communist Decay 

Reasons to be Cheerful archive 

• This Evolving 3,000-Mile-Long Park is Already Improving Cities Along Its Path 
  
• These Museums Are Curated by the People They Represent
  
• In Washington, Students Learn About Climate Change Like Nowhere Else
  
• The Delicate Art of Greening a Museum

Energy Is Pulling Bulgaria Back Into Russia’s Orbit 

Next City archive

• How Teens are Pushing Back on Book Bans
• Philadelphia Students Learn the Business of Cheesemaking
• Cooperatively Owned Builder Sees Affordable Housing, Climate Action in ‘Granny Flats’
• “Women Who Bike at Night” Explores Cycling in Boston
  

Disney vs. DeSantis: How the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ war is threatening the House of Mouse’s empire in Florida 

Black Sea Hoteliers Face Evicting Ukrainian Refugees or the Prospect of Financial Ruin 

Quitting Coal in Eastern Europe 

• Conflict Complicates Energy Policy Shift in Eastern Europe, Foreign Policy
• Is Bulgaria Ready to Give Up Coal?, DW
• ‘Danger Unites Us’: Coalminers on the Frontline of Clean Energy, The Guardian
• As the EU Targets Steep Emissions Cuts, this Country has a Coal Problem, National Geographic

Critics’ Picks reviews

• “A Few Ways to Win the World”
  
• Maria Minkova solo show
• “Intimacy and Spectacle in the Age of Social Media”
• “The Possible Institution”

VIJ! How One Bulgarian Magazine Defied the Odds and Became a Cultural Institution 

Navigating Boundaries in Anna Atkins’ Photography

Bring a Small Bonfire to Your Countertop With a Bulgarian Vegetable Roaster 

30A: The Twilight Zone of Florida’s Coastline 

If Trump Wins, America Could Look a Lot Like Bulgaria 

At Little Salon, A High-Class House Show for All Art Forms 

Creating Live Cinema with Puppets and Shadow