Change in architecture firm will result in a different design than published renderings The City of Jacksonville has committed $50 million over three years toward construction of a new Museum […]
A Park Street business owner is citing the ongoing violence and vandalism surrounding the adjacent apartment buildings with her decision to close her boutique last month. The closure of Plush […]
Springfield Preservation and Revitalization (SPAR) was honored at the inaugural Bold City Ball, held Oct. 3 at Old St. Andrews’s Church on Philip Randolph Blvd....
Construction of the marina planned at RiversEdge is experiencing delays as the developer awaits state approval for the necessary permit to begin work. According to...
Therapy dogs from the Tri-State Canine Response Team may be just what the doctor ordered for critically ill or injured children and their families who...
Change in architecture firm will result in a different design than published renderings The City of Jacksonville has committed $50 million over three years toward...
Vote expected on 2025 school closures West Riverside, John Stockton and Fishweir elementary schools will remain open with the passage of Duval County Public Schools’...
A new task force is working to address what some see as a loophole in the city’s historic preservation policies: the issue of “demolition by...
In a world where change-makers are the driving force behind transformative initiatives, there lies a celebration of excellence that inspires us all. The Association of...
Rebecca Schriver received the “2024 Paralegal of...
Two years after Reddi-Arts relocated to its...
The 2024 edition of the Charity Register...
With a love for the eclectic and offbeat, Laura Croft fits right into the Five Points community, where she and her mother, Cheryl Croft, are...
Known throughout the community as “The Southern Belle of Avondale,” Geneva Hubbard passed on peacefully just weeks before her 91st birthday. November 11, 1933 –...
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The folks at Downtown Ecumenical Services Council (DESC) don’t need fancy statistics to tell them hunger is a serious problem in the River City. “One interesting way DESC measures the […]
By volunteering at the Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry, Registered Dietitian Ashley Thompson loves that she can give back to the community in the area where she is particularly qualified. “I […]
Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry (BEAM) envisions a future in which no resident of Jacksonville’s beach communities goes hungry or is haunted by fear of eviction. Since the nonprofit’s inception 32 […]
After his 2006 retirement from his mail route with the United States Postal Service, Tom Doyle’s wife, Lois, soon became a “volunteer widow.” Ready for a new adventure “doing anything,” […]
It’s no secret that many Northeast Florida seniors suffer from food insecurity. Aging True, a leading provider of programs that help Jacksonville’s older residents maintain their independence and age gracefully, […]
Hunger knows no boundaries. It affects people in rural and urban areas, the college-educated and the uneducated, single-parent households, families supported by two breadwinners, and elderly citizens on fixed incomes. […]
Guests at the 2017 National Philanthropy Day luncheon eagerly opened their copies of the third annual Circles Social Datebook & Charity Register, published by The Resident Community News Group. First […]
The Exchange Club of Jacksonville honored Megan Zimmerly, 27, with its Random Act of Kindness Award on Oct. 26, just weeks after she rescued a woman who had jumped into […]
During the 2017 MDA Fill the Boot campaign, the dedicated members of the Jacksonville Association Fire Fighters Local #122 took to the streets to help kids and adults with muscular […]
Helen Pajcic Nicholson, president of the Pajcic Family Foundation, with her cousins Curry, Curtis, and Seth Pajcic, and her brother Michael Pajcic With the stroke of his marker, Curtis Pajcic […]
