Entrepreneur taking ideas for 5 Points Five & Dime

Entrepreneur taking ideas for 5 Points Five & Dime

If you’ve been contemplating a business in bustling 5 Points but haven’t found the right venue, the former Fuel Coffeehouse building has a new owner looking for fresh ideas. Steve Williams, CEO at family-owned Harbinger Sign, last month finalized the purchase of the former Fuel Coffeehouse at 1037 Park St. If all goes according to […]

March is River Celebration and Cleanup Month

March is River Celebration and Cleanup Month

March is River Celebration and Cleanup Month Although it has been rolling along just fine for centuries without our help, now in the 21st century, the St. Johns River needs it – some would say, desperately. This year marks the 15th anniversary of a nonprofit organization that has been trying to protect the river and […]

Food trucks: Some moving to permanent spots, others enjoy the mobility

Food trucks: Some moving to permanent spots, others enjoy the mobility

To Anthony Hashem it’s a natural progression – start out with a food truck, build the brand for his tasty edible offerings by driving to wherever he can find hungry diners and then transition to a brick and mortar location where his now loyal customers can come any day of the week. For the Bishop […]

Khan’s Shipyards plan draws local praise

Khan’s Shipyards plan draws local praise

Urging city leaders to bring economic vitality into the city, Jaguars owner Shad Khan is proposing an expansive commercial and residential development of the Shipyards that would connect the Downtown area to EverBank Field. Representatives of Iguana Investments, a development entity created by the Jacksonville Jaguars owner just for the Shipyards project, made a formal […]

Southbank Riverwalk opens; Redman questions bench design

Southbank Riverwalk opens; Redman questions bench design

Local residents help spur safeguards prior to ribbon cutting By replacing the semicircular benches with straight ones the width of the path becomes acceptable, he said. “That will take it to a couple inches short of 8 feet wide and I am okay with that,” he said. Christopher Flagg, a Haskell Co. architect responding to […]

Rykalskys concede ownership of bakery to Stache

Rykalskys concede ownership of bakery to Stache

A legal battle over ownership of the Edgewood Bakery has ended with Tom and Carol Rykalsky conceding that they do not have a majority ownership in the business. The Edgewood Bakery remains temporarily closed while Stache Investments representatives take inventory and prepare it to reopen. Orders made prior to Friday, Feb. 27, are being honored […]

RAP recognizes outstanding preservation efforts, elects new board

RAP recognizes outstanding preservation efforts, elects new board

Something old, something new. An apropos saying for Riverside Avondale Preservation as the organization hosted its annual preservation awards presentation on Feb. 24. Something old is, of course, the Outstanding Home Renovation at 1873 Powell Street, by Jeff Schaefer of Jeffrey E. Schaefer Master Builder, Inc., and Melody Bishop, Akel Logan Shafer Architects and Planners. […]

Blood supply extremely low; donors needed

Blood supply extremely low; donors needed

The Blood Alliance, your only provider of blood to all area hospitals, is experiencing a very low blood supply across ALL blood types, especially O-Negative, O-Positive, A-Negative and B-Positive. There’s also extra incentive to give blood from today through Monday if you’re the Universal Donor! With their blood in highest demand, Universal Donors or O-Negative […]

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