Five Points BID Takes First Steps Forward – Resident News
The Five Points Business Improvement District Supervisory Board appointed its inaugural slate of officers at its first meeting…
Judge orders Florida to rewrite ballot language for property tax amendment
A Tallahassee judge has ordered the state to rewrite the ballot language for the proposed property tax reduction…
Jacksonville Transportation Authority board lays out process for hiring CEO, interim
Board members of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority took further steps to replace CEO Nat Ford during an Aug.…
Duval raises school lunch prices again
Students will need a little more lunch money when school starts in Duval County next week. The Duval…
Jacksonville City Council committee endorses infill residential development in San Jose
A proposed 110-unit infill development along Old Kings Road South took another step through Jacksonville’s rezoning process, receiving…
Jacksonville advances temporary social district pilot for downtown Oktoberfest
The City of Jacksonville is moving forward with a pilot program for a temporary social district. Here’s what…
As One Southbank Landmark Comes Down, a New Chapter Begins to Rise at Museum Circle – Resident News
Piece by piece, demolition crews continue dismantling the once-familiar building that was the Museum of Science and History…
Deal named Jacksonville-Onslow Woman of the Year | Local News
The Jacksonville-Onslow Chamber of Commerce presented Onslow Memorial Hospital president and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Penney Burlingame Deal…
Where Sunshine Shines Brightest – Resident News
Last month, 25 girls ages five to 10 took part in the 13th annual Camp Sunshine, hosted by…
A New Chapter for a Neighborhood Classic – Resident News
Anyone familiar with the culinary scenes in Riverside and San Marco is also familiar with European Street Cafe.…
Two-Year Closure Begins at St. Johns Marina Boat Ramp – Resident News
August 1 marks a two-year closure for the St. Johns Marina Boat Ramp at Museum Circle, adjacent to…
What Minneapolis Can Teach Jacksonville About the Power of Clustering
Successful downtowns rarely thrive because of a single attraction or isolated development. Instead, they succeed when restaurants, bars,…