JAX set to soar with new terminal, more gates, improved amenities for smoother flight experience
Read full article: JAX set to soar with new terminal, more gates, improved amenities for smoother flight experienceJacksonville’s airport expansion and modernization continues. It’s a $440 million project that includes a new concourse, additional gates, and upgraded amenities.
Jacksonville’s Northside faces food desert challenges, but hope emerges with new grocery store offering fresh options
Read full article: Jacksonville’s Northside faces food desert challenges, but hope emerges with new grocery store offering fresh optionsOften referred to as a food desert, Jacksonville’s Northside has long struggled with a lack of healthy food options. Residents have voiced their concerns about the scarcity of fresh, affordable food, and local leaders are working to address the issue.
How the owner of Paintball Adventures on Jacksonville’s Northside keeps the vibrant family legacy alive 36 years later
Read full article: How the owner of Paintball Adventures on Jacksonville’s Northside keeps the vibrant family legacy alive 36 years laterOn Jacksonville’s Northside, Paintball Adventures stands as a lively testament to family tradition and the joy of shared experiences.
Uncover the artistry of 3D printing at D&A 3D Prints, a hidden gem at the Pecan Park Flea & Farmer’s Market
Read full article: Uncover the artistry of 3D printing at D&A 3D Prints, a hidden gem at the Pecan Park Flea & Farmer’s MarketPecan Park Flea and Farmer’s Market, a Northside Jacksonville staple, offers everything from everyday essentials to unique 3D-printed creations at D&A 3D Prints.
Paws and reflect: Jacksonville shelters share guide to saving kittens this season
Read full article: Paws and reflect: Jacksonville shelters share guide to saving kittens this seasonWith kitten season upon us, these organizations are eager to share the purr-fect advice on how to lend a paw if you stumble upon a litter of kittens.
A story of resilience: St. Augustine’s journey to building Florida’s first Black history museum
Read full article: A story of resilience: St. Augustine’s journey to building Florida’s first Black history museumSt. Augustine, a city rich with history, is about to cement its legacy with the establishment of Florida’s inaugural Black history museum.
Positively JAX: Teen Challenge offers path to recovery, hope
Read full article: Positively JAX: Teen Challenge offers path to recovery, hopeTeen Challenge, a faith-based discipleship program dedicated to helping adult men overcome life-controlling issues, primarily substance abuse, earned the Positively JAX award.
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp’s 2025 season includes speed dating, Bluey, hip-hop nights, and more promos & giveaways
Read full article: Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp’s 2025 season includes speed dating, Bluey, hip-hop nights, and more promos & giveawaysGet your hot dogs and big foam fingers ready, the Jumbo Shrimp are ready to roll.
Jacksonville student, Boys & Girls Club National Youth of the Year, receives new car for achievements
Read full article: Jacksonville student, Boys & Girls Club National Youth of the Year, receives new car for achievementsThe Boy’s & Girls Clubs of America’s 2024 National Youth of the Year and Jacksonville native received a brand-new car for his achievements.
Jacksonville Zoo nominated for USA Today’s Best Zoo in the US
Read full article: Jacksonville Zoo nominated for USA Today’s Best Zoo in the USJacksonville Zoo and Gardens announced on Thursday its nomination for the Best Zoo in the United States as part of the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.
Community center to ‘bring life’ into abandoned school on Jacksonville’s Westside
Read full article: Community center to ‘bring life’ into abandoned school on Jacksonville’s WestsideWest Jacksonville Elementary, a school that has been vacant for at least five years, is set to be transformed into a community center through a $2 million project.
JFRD program for those experiencing homelessness has helped over 100 people since November, officials say
Read full article: JFRD program for those experiencing homelessness has helped over 100 people since November, officials sayJacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers and Capt. Jen Parramore will share a presentation on the PATH team with the finance committee during a 9:30 a.m. meeting Wednesday at City Hall.
4 local restaurants to be highlighted on America’s Best Restaurants Roadshow
Read full article: 4 local restaurants to be highlighted on America’s Best Restaurants RoadshowAmerica’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing company focused on bringing attention to local, independently-owned restaurants, will bring its ABR Roadshow through Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida in early March.
Hundreds turn out for Jacksonville’s belated Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Grand Parade
Read full article: Hundreds turn out for Jacksonville’s belated Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Grand ParadeThe legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated in Jacksonville during Black History Month after the 44th annual parade was postponed in January.
Jacksonville WWII veteran turning 100 years old; family and friends throw surprise party, collecting cards
Read full article: Jacksonville WWII veteran turning 100 years old; family and friends throw surprise party, collecting cardsWorld War II veteran Charlie Mungin is turning 100 years old Tuesday. Over the weekend, family and friends threw him a surprise birth lunch at Golden Corral in Orange Park. Friends and family are collecting cards for him.
JSO invites families to watch Bold City Police Motorcycle Skills Challenge at EverBank Stadium this weekend
Read full article: JSO invites families to watch Bold City Police Motorcycle Skills Challenge at EverBank Stadium this weekendNews4JAX got a sneak peek Friday morning into the weekend lineup of events for the Bold City Motorcycle Challenge.
Black History Month: Highlighting 4 local African-American trailblazers whose influence, legacy remain strong
Read full article: Black History Month: Highlighting 4 local African-American trailblazers whose influence, legacy remain strongDuring Black History Month, News4JAX is celebrating local African American trailblazers who paved the way in politics and public service. These are just a few of the figures whose influence is still felt among the local African American community.
SJC first responders battling it out in charity boxing match to help build inclusive baseball field, playground
Read full article: SJC first responders battling it out in charity boxing match to help build inclusive baseball field, playgroundFirst responders are meeting in the boxing ring for “Fight Night” on Thursday night at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. It has become a tradition in St. Johns County. All the money raised is going to a baseball field and playground being built to accommodate those with physical and intellectual challenges.
CareerSource Northeast Florida hosts virtual education, hiring fair with diverse employers
Read full article: CareerSource Northeast Florida hosts virtual education, hiring fair with diverse employersIf you’re looking for a job in Northeast Florida, you can explore multiple opportunities with nearly 20 regional employers who represent a wide range of industries, during the CareerSource Northeast Florida Virtual Education and Hiring Fair.
Impact Clay Train makes monthly trips to rural communities to help families in need
Read full article: Impact Clay Train makes monthly trips to rural communities to help families in needThe Impact Clay Train was created after the organization learned of an issue facing food banks and food pantries throughout Clay County.
Celebrate National Weddings Month with us! 💍 Share your photos on SnapJAX
Read full article: Celebrate National Weddings Month with us! 💍 Share your photos on SnapJAXOur Morning Show team celebrated National Weddings Month on Tuesday morning by sharing some of their wedding photos. And we want to see yours!
‘I take a lot of pride in that’: Jacksonville 95ers owner details history-making journey
Read full article: ‘I take a lot of pride in that’: Jacksonville 95ers owner details history-making journeyKevin Waters is the first African American to be an owner of a professional sports team in Jacksonville, and the first to be named as a head coach of a professional sports team in the city.
BODYCAM: Jacksonville police horses help capture fleeing drug suspect in memorable pursuit
Read full article: BODYCAM: Jacksonville police horses help capture fleeing drug suspect in memorable pursuit"Our Mounted Unit doesn’t just horse aroundwhen it comes to crime!" the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.
44th annual MLK parade in Jacksonville to take place during Black History Month
Read full article: 44th annual MLK parade in Jacksonville to take place during Black History MonthThe legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated in Jacksonville during Black History Month after the 44th annual parade was postponed in January.
The ‘Humanzee’ conspiracy: The wild history, oddities behind Orange Park’s old ‘monkey farm’ mystery
Read full article: The ‘Humanzee’ conspiracy: The wild history, oddities behind Orange Park’s old ‘monkey farm’ mysteryThe lab’s research involved frontal lobotomies on monkeys, administering various drugs, and even one case where a husband and wife—Cathy and Keith Hayes—raised a monkey named Viki as a human child.
Inside Clarke House: A glimpse into a 1912 treasure in Orange Park
Read full article: Inside Clarke House: A glimpse into a 1912 treasure in Orange ParkThe Clarke House in Orange Park stands as a timeless window into the area’s rich history. Built in 1912 by William and Carrie Clarke, this wooden farmhouse remains a testament to the pioneering spirit of its original owners.