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Award-winning YLS 'Noon in June' program returns
With the month of June right around the corner, it can only mean one thing - The Jacksonville Bar Association Young Lawyers Section is gearing up to host the award-winning 'Noon in June' seminar for law students, law clerks and summer associates.
This weekend in day trips: north Florida happenings that are road trip worthy
With Spring turning to Summer, festival season gets in high gear in north Florida.
Body Central putting sales back on track
Body Central Corp.'s stock took a tumble three weeks ago after the Jacksonville-based fashion retailer issued a disappointing second-quarter sales forecast.
Big holiday weekend in Jacksonville kicks-off Thursday
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --You won't have to go far this holiday weekend to have a good time.
Street closures and routes for downtown weekend events
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the City of Jacksonville have announced the following street closures and parking resources for the duration of the festival, in addition to the U.S. Men's National Soccer Match against Scotland Saturday at 8 p.m. Laura Street from Church Street to Independent Drive will be closed from 8 a.m. Thursday, May 24, ... (more)
Workspace: Pat Stroud, manager, Adams Class Naval Ship Museum Store
Many men take on a second career when they retire from the U.S. Navy. Often, it's related to the work they did while on active duty, but in a civilian environment.
Jacksonville Jazz Fest kicks off tonight
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jazz Festival starts tonight with the Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition at the Florida Theatre at 7 p.m. Tickets for the piano competition are $13.50. The free music is on four stages.
Shea transitioned back to Civic Council full time
Jacksonville Civic Council Executive Director Don Shea has transitioned back into that role full time, largely stepping aside from the executive-on-loan position to Mayor Alvin Brown's administration he has served as for the past year.
In late December, when she got word that the Ivy Ultra Bar on East Bay Street was closing, she and partner Cameron Beard stopped by during Happy Hour to check out the venue.
This week in road trips: north Florida
With Spring turning to Summer, festival season gets in high gear in north Florida.
Celebrate! Enthusiasm runs high downtown
The Downtown Celebration parade passes under the arch as it travels toward the square on South Main Street in Jacksonville Saturday.
U.S. education secretary urges new textbooks for Florida schools
Set to rocket off early Saturday, SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft faces a daunting series of systems tests and complicated maneuvers before it will be given the green light to berth at the International Space Station.
Sauer to build $3.3 million cancer office building
The project, for CSNF Holdings LLC, includes 18,461 square feet of space at 7015 AC Skinner Parkway near Belfort Road and Butler Boulevard.
Parking problems predicted at the new courthouse
First Alert Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorm Warning expires at 9:30 PM on 5/17, issued at 8:49 PM Bostwick, FL ORLANDO, Fla.
Workspace: Pamela Smith, El Ad Realty
Inside, Smith has been focused on landing tenants for the 30-story Downtown tower since El Ad Florida LLC hired her as its owner representative in August 2010.
Killing connectivity: Springfield vs. downtown
How the Forgotten Downtown Loop System Destroyed the Historic Connections Between Downtown and Springfield.At the end of the 1960's Jacksonville was beginning to grapple with a few problems universal to the times.
UF survey: Florida real estate professionals feeling upbeat
Real estate professionals statewide had a more optimistic outlook in the first quarter, according to a University of Florida survey.
Putnam County Neighbors: Wolfson Children's Hospital tourney this weekend
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- She's the one who held your hand and made sure you were okay, but in two days it's mom's turn to be treated for everything she does.
Interline Brands CEO says company transformed
Interline Brands Inc. CEO Michael Grebe says his company 'accomplished a lot in 2011,' and then quickly adds that he knows a lot of corporate CEOs will tell you that.