Your Soup Served Fresh

Subscribe to receive your daily serving of Capital Soup.

News. Views. Unfiltered.

Submit your news and opinions to Capital Soup free of charge.

Advertise in the Soup.

For rates and availability, contact ads@capitalsoup.com.

Dish it Up.

Order special services or featured positioning at services@capitalsoup.com.

Home » Currently Reading:

About Us

CapitalSoup serves up a daily dish of news and opinion straight from the source, including government agencies, political campaigns, and statewide associations.

To submit your news or news advisory email it to: news@capitalsoup.com.

To submit your opinion editorial, submit it to: opinion@capitalsoup.com.

AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement

ADVERTISEMENTS

ad

ad

MASON-DIXON LINE WITH RON SACHS

May 12, 2010: Part 1 on U.S. Senate Race, Governor's Race and Oil Drilling

Mason Dixon Line with Ron Sachs from Ron Sachs Communications on Vimeo.

May 13, 2010: Part 2 on Florida Cabinet Races and Constitutional Amendments

Mason Dixon Line with Ron Sachs from Ron Sachs Communications on Vimeo.

VIDEO

The Tallahassee Symphony Commemorates America’s 234th Birthday With Worldwide Video



Facts About Alzheimer's Patients



Governor Charlie Crist SB 6 Veto Rally at Leon High School



What you need to know about medication switching



Bellwether

Bellwether

Archives

Popular Content

Opinion

Labor Day Message from Agency for Workforce Innovation Director Cynthia R. Lorenzo

September 3, 2010

By Cynthia R. Lorenzo
Director, Agency for Workforce Innovation
As our nation takes time to honor the achievements of American workers this Labor Day, we at the Agency for Workforce Innovation applaud the more than 9.2 million dedicated men and women who compose the workforce of our great state. The resilience, the talent and the ingenuity [...]

FWC Outta’ the Woods

September 1, 2010

Get Your Hunt On
By Tony Young
Even though you can hardly tell, summer is officially over. Kids have returned to school, and hunting season’s already been going on for a month now in South Florida. Finally, the time of year we’ve been waiting for is upon us – the beginning of archery season.
Besides hunting [...]

New EPA Water Regulations Threaten Floridians Surviving on Low and Fixed Incomes

August 23, 2010

By State Senator Chris Smith
The new water regulations proposed by the EPA would require the state’s water utilities to spend tens of billions of dollars to upgrade water treatment facilities. Although the goals of the new regulations are noble, at a time when the state of Florida is facing a $5 to $6 billion budget [...]