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Three Needles Knits is a family-run handmade hat business creating cozy knit hats for babies, kids, adults, and even some of the kids’ favorite baby dolls. During the segment, “3 Things We’ve Learned Building a Tight-Knit Family Business,” viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at how TNK grew from a creative family hobby into a growing small business, with Levi helping knit hats and Lena helping shop for yarn, colors, and new ideas. TNK creates meaningful handmade products that bring warmth, creativity, and matching family moments to customers across the country. Viewers can follow along and shop online at three-needles-knits.square.site and on Instagram and Facebook at Three Needles Knits

Sofya Dolce is a Filipina microbakery specializing in traditional Filipino sweet delicacies, handcrafted with care and elevated with a modern, elegant flair. Founded by Abigail Diocares, the business celebrates Filipino heritage through baked goods like polvoron and cassava cake while introducing more Jacksonville viewers and customers to authentic flavors from the Philippines. Sofya Dolce can be found at the Murray Hill Farmers Market every Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. and on the shelves at Abstrakt Filipino Essence, Soul Coffee, and Spruce Coffee. Viewers can follow @sofya.dolce on Instagram or email sofya.dolce@gmail.com for more information.

The classic Chicago staple features savory beef piled onto hearty French bread, soaked with rich flavor and topped with sweet peppers or fiery giardiniera. It’s comfort food with attitude.

an unassuming substitute sheriff with a troubled past who, after moving to a small, sleepy town, responds to a bank robbery and unknowingly uncovers something far more explosive.

Jacksonville resident Brett Hack featured in Huracan 300: The Hard Way Through Florida

Henry’s Bread Shed is more than a place to buy bread — it’s a small community hub where fresh sourdough, baked treats, eggs, coffee, and other local products are sold in a self-serve setup that supports neighbors and other small businesses. The business grew out of Amber’s love of baking and her desire to create something meaningful after becoming a mom, and it now reflects both her personal story and her goal of bringing people together around local food and connection.