TaMaryn Waters

3 weeks ago | tallahassee.com | TaMaryn Waters

GreenPointe Holdings acquired roughly 900 acres in northeast Tallahassee, "The Heel" within the Welaunee Plantation. The planned development will include single-family homes, apartments, and commercial space. Groundbreaking is expected later this year, with the first phase including part of a town center and approximately 250 homesites. Roughly 900 acres, commonly referred to as "The Heel" within Welaunee Plantation, has been acquired by Jacksonville-based GreenPointe Holdings, LLC.

4 weeks ago | tallahassee.com | TaMaryn Waters

The St. Marks Marina, a 10+ acre property with over 100 boat slips, is up for auction with a starting bid of $3 million. The property includes various structures previously used for seafood processing, retail, workshops, and homes, offering "limitless potential" for investors. The St. Marks Marina is up for auction through May 6. The starting bid? $3 million. The potential for redevelopment? Virtually limitless.

1 month ago | tallahassee.com | TaMaryn Waters

Over 100 graduating seniors received job offers at the Worlds of Work 2.0 event in Tallahassee. The event was a collaboration between local organizations focused on workforce development. More than 100 graduating high school seniors attended Tuesday's Worlds of Work 2.0 event and left with job offers from local employers. The first annual event was a scaled-down version of the North Florida Worlds of Work, better known as “WOW” — a two-day interactive job showcase that launched in 2023.

1 month ago | tallahassee.com | TaMaryn Waters

Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare launched a billboard campaign advocating for the hospital to remain under local control. The campaign follows the city of Tallahassee's release of documents exploring potential purchase options for the hospital, a move that caught TMH officials off guard. TMH argues that selling the hospital to a buyer with non-local decision-makers, such as Florida State University, would be detrimental to the community.

1 month ago | tallahassee.com | TaMaryn Waters

CSG Systems, Inc. in Crawfordville, Florida, will permanently lay off all employees and close the facility by December 31. Layoffs will be conducted in phases, beginning May 30 and continuing through December. The company states that all affected employees have been notified of their permanent separation dates. Roughly 100 employees were laid off last month at CSG Systems, Inc., in Crawfordville. It's an affiliate of an international accounting company specializing in billing and payment solutions.