Candace McKibben is a journalist based in Tallahassee, Florida. She writes for the Tallahassee Democrat and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and community stories. Her articles often explore themes of love, peace, and community resilience.
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Candace McKibben's coverage predominantly focuses on providing expert commentary, particularly around family and relationships, and cultural and societal themes. Her articles often center around seasonal topics such as Christmas, peace, community, Thanksgiving, and kindness.
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By: Candace McKibben
Rev. Candace McKibben | Guest columnist Last Sunday my church met at the Mysterious Waters neighborhood park on the Wakulla River to celebrate Thanksgiving.
By: Candace McKibben
), said about our local reentry program for men released from prison. Father Dustin's love for prison ministry came as he visited persons in solitary confinement and on death row, beginning in 2013 while still a seminarian.
By: Candace Mckibben
Father Dustin’s love for prison ministry came as he visited persons in solitary confinement and on death row, beginning in 2013.
By: Candace Mckibben
Cassie Phillips was a member of “Women in Black,” homeless women and supporters who host annual Leaves of Remembrance ceremonies in Seattle.
By: Candace McKibben
Rev. Candace McKibben | Guest columnist Recently, when my husband and I were pulling into Perry, from our home in Crawfordville, on
Today we honor the Winter Solstice, the day of the year in our hemisphere when the daylight is the shortest and the night is the longest.
By: Candace Mckibben
It is helpful to take time to reflect on this annual new beginning, this gracious gift that is ours to embrace the new year with intention.
By: Candace Mckibben
Like many, my first remembered awareness of Jimmy Carter was when, as Governor of Georgia, he announced his bid for the Presidency.
By: Candace Mckibben
In 2025 STAC is celebrating 10 years of focused attention on the problem of human trafficking.
By: Candace McKibben
Rev. Candace McKibben | Guest columnist Recently, my husband and I encountered a group of teenage boys and a few adults at the corner of Monroe and Tennessee streets.
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