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Ortega Forest junior resident Margaret McCaul turned her love of reading, art and America into a nationally recognized bookmark design for Second Lady Usha Vance’s Bookmark Design Challenge.

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Hi, Five

  • Date: May 30, 2025
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The space formerly housing Sun-Ray Cinema is once again bringing entertainment to the Five Points neighborhood now that Five Jacksonville has celebrated its grand opening.

Managed by Marathon Live, the live music venue hosted its first two shows last month with BoyWithUke performing on Tuesday, May 13 and Kameron Marlowe two days later on the 15th.

“It has been an incredibly fun challenge to rework this amazing theater to host live performances again,” said Marathon Live Chief Development Officer Josh Billue.  “We are excited to be a part of the Five Points community and we can’t wait to welcome people back to a building Jacksonville has known for nearly 100 years.”

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Still Standing Watch

European Street Cafe coming to Riverfront Plaza

1-Mill Tax Renewal Referendum Heads to November Ballot

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Happy 250th Birthday, America

If These Walls Could Talk: Darby’s Home

Sulzbacher, Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center Honored at 20th Annual Sapphire Awards

Florida Blue/GuideWell President and CEO Pat Geraghty presents Sulzbacher President and CEO Cindy Funkhouser with a Sapphire Award.

Annual art exhibit features works by young patients

Eight-year-old Eliana’s family gathered around her artwork. Chehorse is a creature that is half cheetah and half horse. It can breathe underwater and is a fast swimmer.

Episcopal Recognizes Outstanding Fifth Graders

Fifth graders at Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s St. Mark’s Campus are recognized during a special May 22 ceremony and reception.

Garden Club Hosts Annual Blooms Galore & More

Blooms Galore & More Co-chairs Susan Painter and Cyndy Reynolds with Martha Davis and Holly Saenz. Painter holds a lettuce garden, and Reynolds, a bromeliad on driftwood, that the Ortega Forest Garden Circle donated to the plant sale.

The Way We Were: Balankys celebrate 70th anniversary

Pat and David Balanky on the balcony of their San Marco Place condo overlooking the St. Johns River

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