Let’s face it – for many of us, social distancing has not only distanced our interactions, but our waistlines as well. Months of Netflix, anxiety, snacks and elastic pajamas can do that. It’s OK. Sometimes you got to self-soothe with a Nutter Butter – or five. more

Every individual who begins a training or exercise regimen has an aesthetic goal. What most people don’t realize is the way we look is a byproduct of a series of choices made over an extended period of time and applied consistently. more

Numerous events have been canceled or rescheduled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it shouldn’t keep anyone from going to the doctor. more

During the past few months, just about everyone has felt the loss of some type of freedom, whether it’s being able to travel, engage in social gatherings or participate in other activities we previously took for granted. more

Would you be interested in learning a magic trick that could potentially save you a handful of money? Allow me to set the stage for the attraction. more

The next step in the evolution of working will make its debut next summer at Nocatee Town Center. more

The American Gem Society, a nonprofit trade association dedicated to consumer protection, education, and ethics, recently elected local Jacksonville businessman, Michael Richards, as President of the American Gem Society Board of Directors. more

After opening its doors to hungry barbecue fans on July 1, 1980 at 1638 University Blvd. South, The original Woody’s Bar-B-Q has served as a Jacksonville landmark in all the years since. more

When the lights and television are turned off Friday night and the doors are locked, Bogey Grille will be closed. more

Colonial Oak Music Park has resumed live solo/duo acts from 5-8 p.m. Colonial Oak Staff will be temperature checking each attendee at the door, and requiring that patrons wear face masks, except when seated. more