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Catalyst Theatre is partnering with The Venue – Hastings to bring area residents something completely different: The Gilded Cage Supper Club, a full murder mystery dinner theatre experience. … more
The date for the JaxFuse Film Day has been changed to Sunday, Oct. 18. JaxFuse is a celebration of the creative economy held at the link in Nocatee; it will be conducted on three days over two … more
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens has announced that it is a recipient of the 2026 Southeastern Museums Conference Bronze Award in the Under $10,000 budget category for the exhibition “Touring … more
This month marks the Butterfield Garage Art Gallery’s annual October Invitational. During the month, member artists have the opportunity to invite guest artists to show their work in the gallery. … more
The Sporting Jax women’s team tied with Carolina Ascent FC 3-3 on Saturday, Sept. 26. This game was a rematch of last season’s playoff semifinal, and it did not disappoint. Jacksonville … more
Rose Wittemen, 78, passed away gracefully on Sunday, September 13, after a long and courageous battle with Alzheimer’s. Born on December 28, 1947, Rose lived a life defined by quiet devotion, … more
A taste of Italy and France has arrived in Nocatee! Riviera 89, a highly anticipated Italian kitchen with French soul, officially opened its doors on Sept. 18. Founders and married restaurateurs … more
Award-winning local artists Nikki and Eric Rakov have announced the opening of Rakov Studio Gallery, 137 King Street, Suite 101, in the San Sebastian Art District. Rounding out a trio of fine art … more
Meet Crissy Collins who with husband Zach founded World’s Greatest Heating & Air, which has earned a reputation for quality and honesty. Here, she reveals her views on finding the right … more
Community Pumpkin Patches First United Methodist Church 118 King St., St. Augustine 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily throughout October. Pumpkin sales begin Oct. 8. Prices are 50 cents to $35. … more
Ocean Palms Elementary opened its doors this month to students and families for a fall celebration. Students visited the school with parents to meet teachers, check out their classrooms and take a … more
Carl F. Cricco is president and CEO of United Way of St. Johns and Putnam Counties. Tell us about United Way and the resources it offers. Our work is really about strengthening the … more
William Edward Benjamin William Edward Benjamin, 83, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, died Sept. 22, 2026. Ponte Vedra Valley Funeral Home, Cremation Center & Cemetery – 904-285-1130 – … more
In a time where carbon footprints and big corporations are on the rise, More Than Ink Printing prioritizes going green and supporting local businesses. John Christiansen, president of More Than … more
The Nease Panthers are now 2-3 overall and 1-1 in district play after defeating the Beachside Barracudas 49-14 on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Panthers turned in a full-team performance to claim the … more
Florida Water Tours is welcoming fall and the Halloween season with the return of its popular Moonlit Mysteries: Haunted History Boat Tour. The cruise departs after sunset and features guides who … more
Monkee’s of Ponte Vedra is a women’s boutique that specializes in clothing, accessories, shoes and gifts. They celebrated their grand opening on Aug. 13 and have been thriving ever since. … more
Jack Kofoed was a longtime South Florida columnist who wrote a daily column for the Miami Herald. For 44 years, he was one of Miami’s most familiar voices, a sports writer, a pulp fiction author … more
Landrum Middle School was honored this fall by the School Photographers of America, the national trade association for school photography and yearbooks, for their 2025-26 yearbook. In fact, they took … more
Local fashion models will take to the runways Saturday, Oct. 10, during the JaxFuse festival to show off the collections of established and emerging North Florida designers, accompanied by music and … more
Bernstein Private Wealth Management reports Social Security reforms are likely, but benefits won't disappear and that wealthy taxpayers should plan strategically for potential changes. more
Angi reports that Washington, D.C. ranks as the top U.S. city for fall home maintenance, with many northern cities leading in preparedness.  more
Chalkbeat reports Murry Bergtraum High School, NYC’s smallest high school, dwindles with low enrollment and offerings while rivals thrive nearby. more
Temple Injury Law reports that car insurance payout times vary by state, often depending on claim acceptance and documentation, leading to different timelines.  more
Sykes Family Farms will re-open its annual crop maze on Saturday, Oct. 3. It will run through Nov. 1. The popular event also features sunflowers to pick, hayrides, playgrounds, races, farm … more
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