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Grasons, a national estate sales and business liquidation service, has announced the launch of its first franchise in Florida. more
In settlement of a federal lawsuit, the city of Jacksonville has agreed that Queen of Angels Catholic Bookstore is an exempt religious organization under city law and Title VII, and that, as such, the for-profit bookstore is now free to operate according to its Catholic beliefs. more
Donna K. Frantz doesn’t just love to fish. She really, really loves to fish. more
Eighty-one is a lot in most instances, especially when it comes to one’s age or the number of gold medals won, and for David Parsons, he checks both of those boxes. more
Tatyana Frunker RN has been honored as the most recent DAISY Award recipient at Flagler Hospital. more
Feeding Northeast Florida, the area’s largest community food bank serving an eight-county area in Northeast Florida, has announced its purchase and redevelopment plans for a 121,000-square-foot warehouse complex located on a 12-acre site at 5245 Old Kings Road. more
The inaugural Palm Valley History Festival will be held from 1 to 7 p.m. April 22 at The Palm Valley Community Center, 148 Canal Blvd. more
Notices for Kathleen Archer, John Woodman Cockerill III, Brian Patrick Murray, Mary T. Smith, Philip Tomic and Quentin E. Wood. more
Whether you’re looking to rock out to the soulful sounds of local blues group Duffy Bishop, want to take a walk on the human-size hamster water wheel or prefer to peruse the Arts & Crafts village for artisan gifts, the St. Augustine Lions Seafood Festival offers a bit of something for everyone. more
The O.U.R. Northeast Florida Conductor Team drove a caravan down the First Coast from Fernandina Beach to St. Augustine on Sunday, July 30, to bring awareness to the issue of human trafficking. more
We need to just stop fighting. more
The Florida Forum Speaker Series, presented by The Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s Hospital, will welcome Duke University’s now retired Coach K — Mike Krzyzewski — on Nov. 8. more
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“Man, we’re going to be rich. Rolling in dough, I tell you.” more
The FSCJ Artist Series, sponsored by VyStar Credit Union, will present “Pretty Woman: The Musical” on Feb. 15-19 for seven performances at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts. more
The first step toward the development of a “downtown Palm Valley” received an early success Wednesday, Feb. 22, with approval of its design and a key zoning variance. more
Once again, St. Augustine’s time-honored St. Patrick Parade put on a jolly show for local residents. The parade, held Saturday, March 11, featured bagpipers, Irish step dancers, pirates, Darth Vader in a kilt and St. Patrick himself chasing the snakes out of the Nation’s Oldest City. more
Patrick Space Force Base has been selected as the home for the U.S. Space Force Space Training and Readiness Command headquarters. more
It’s no secret that recent years have been tough on small businesses and on newspapers. more
Paying down debt is often difficult, and even more so in a challenging economic environment. more
Beaches Fine Arts Series will begin its 51st season with Trio Virado at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, at St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Jacksonville Beach. more
In the spirit of compassion and community, JaxTHRIVE, a teen-led nonprofit committed to supporting refugee students, organized a holiday event that brought smiles and excitement to the faces of newly arrived refugee students. more
Sons of the Legion (SAL) at American Legion Post 129 are funding the first memorials in Jacksonville Beach honoring beaches veterans who perished in the Vietnam and Korean wars — along with a memorial for warriors who gave their lives in many of America’s undeclared wars. more
In recognition of the compassionate and quality care provided by the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit team at Wolfson Children’s Hospital of Jacksonville, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, Aliso Viejo, California, recently awarded the unit its Silver-level Beacon Award for Excellence. more
Several Beaches Rotary clubs joined forces last week to host an international delegation of women leaders from Armenia. more
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