Artists Invited to Make a Splash with Mural Celebrating River and Connectivity
RAP issues request for proposals for new RAM public art Jacksonville artists have an opportunity to leave their mark at Riverside Arts Market (RAM) and add to the city’s vibrant […]
Bishop Snyder Hosts Catholic Heart Work Camp
Bishop John Snyder High School hosted nearly 160 students from across the country for Catholic Heart Work Camp. Jacksonville was one of 20 cities nationwide, with one international location in […]
Business Brains: Bolles Students Shine on National Stage
Two Bolles students, juniors Vichy Chen and David Li, placed in the top 10 at the Future Business Leaders of America Middle School and High School National Leadership Conference. Chen […]
Local Folks: Andrew ‘Andy’ Zarka
Andrew ‘Andy’ Zarka wasn’t always a Jacksonville resident, but after 40-plus years living in various boroughs throughout the city, he couldn’t imagine being anywhere else. Zarka’s family moved to the […]
Local Folks: Stephen and Nicole Grant
Certain people and places take root in us if they’re part of the path we’re meant to be on. We may not realize it, but these roots will eventually lead […]
Education Meets Exploration
Bolles Upper School students kicked off their summer vacation with a week in Iceland through the Bolles Iceland Travel Program. From June 1 to the 8th, Lian Dyer, Asher Gottlieb, […]
The Way We Were: Margaret Vason Foerster
For a woman who’s traveled to Antarctica and shaken hands with First Lady Nancy Reagan at the White House, Margaret Vason Foerster is awfully humble about her life story. “I’m […]
The Way We Were: David Engdahl
It was chance that brought David Engdahl and his wife, Hope, to San Marco. Engdahl grew up in Pennsylvania, completing a degree in architecture at Penn State before working at […]