Commodore’s League gets banner day to showcase St. Johns River The Jacksonville Commodore’s League is steadily cruising into 2026, as it celebrates its 50th year of yachting excellence. Its membership […]
Business Profile With Jacksonville situated along the beautiful St. Johns River, it seemed a natural next step for Bob Lyle to expand Shine On Mobile Detailing’s services to include watercraft. […]
At its annual Member Forum, the Women’s Giving Alliance celebrated the power of collective giving by awarding $675,000 in grants to 10 area nonprofits addressing...
Jacksonville’s NorthCore is abuzz with the noises of construction as the Pearl Square development takes shape across multiple pads bounded by West Duval, Union, Beaver...
Nearly two years after the City of Jacksonville closed it off for construction, the stretch of the Northbank Riverwalk behind the Jacksonville Center for Performing...
Artists invited to shape Fishweir Crossing Plans to beautify the Fishweir Crossing Roundabouts are moving forward as the Fishweir Crossing Roundabouts Planning Committee, in partnership...
At its annual meeting in Preservation Hall, San Marco Preservation Society celebrated board members who’ve made lasting impacts and people and projects shaping San Marco....
Four years after Jacksonville’s iconic River City Brewing Co. was demolished to make way for a new mixed-use development, Mayor Donna Deegan and several other...
With more than 425 guests in attendance, Catholic Charities Jacksonville’s Black and White Soirée raised a record-setting $302,000 – more than half of last year’s...
Ortega resident Tony Potochick is technically a...
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Nobody said it better than Rodgers and Hammerstein in “Carousel:” June is bustin’ out all over – especially in the Jacksonville arts community, ushered in...
If Major Keath Biggers could say one thing to his younger self when he was just starting out on his 44-year-long career with The Salvation...
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With more than 425 guests in attendance, Catholic Charities Jacksonville’s Black and White Soirée raised a record-setting $302,000 – more than half of last year’s total for this premiere fundraising […]
A tradition is born with the Great Fire Gathering More than 230 guests gathered May 1 on the grounds of the Jacksonville History Center for an inaugural Low Country Boil […]
Business Profile With Jacksonville situated along the beautiful St. Johns River, it seemed a natural next step for Bob Lyle to expand Shine On Mobile Detailing’s services to include watercraft. […]
Ronald McDonald House Charities Jacksonville hosted its 2026 McGala at the Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort and Spa in Ponte Vedra on Saturday, April 25, inviting guests to revisit the magic […]
The Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s Hospital gathered April 30 at Ruth’s Chris Steak House for the organization’s annual Spring Luncheon, welcoming new members, honoring past leadership and celebrating another […]
Ortega residents officially have a new dining spot as Oxford Place is now open for business seven nights a week. Residents have eagerly awaited this new restaurant, which has replaced […]
Ascension St. Vincent’s brought health and wellness services to more than 220 uninsured or underinsured people at its Medical Mission at Home last month. This free event brought medical care […]
Nemours Children’s Health, Jacksonville celebrated the new Betty and Jack Demetree Family Center for Otolaryngology with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, May 7. This center is the region’s only pediatric […]
As part of its 49th annual Student Music Awards, “Downbeat Magazine” has recognized the DA Jazz Combo from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts as its “2026 Small Jazz Combo […]
Nobody said it better than Rodgers and Hammerstein in “Carousel:” June is bustin’ out all over – especially in the Jacksonville arts community, ushered in by “A Vision for Art” […]
