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A 29-year-old Jacksonville man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting Dec. 1 in the parking lot of the Avenues Mall.
Adults and children with special needs got a jolly greeting from Old St. Nick this Sunday at a meet and greet at the Avenues Mall.
A young man was taken to a local hospital on Friday in critical condition after a shooting in the parking lot of the Avenues Mall.
The 38th Annual Caring Chefs event returns with a bit of a different vibe. After years of being inside the Avenues Mall, the event shifted to a restaurant week due to Covid. It returns to being a one stop eat experience, but in a more intimate setting inside the Glass Factory at the Railyards. While there will be less chefs, it will still be packed full of good eats, community connecting and more. The VIP area will be hosted by the recently opened Myrtle Ave. Brewing with small belly bites supplied by Route 90 BBQ. Feasting occurs Oct. 23rd from 6-9pm. www.chsfl.org
A St. Augustine couple who recently purchased a puppy from a pet store at the Avenues Mall said that they were soon met with hefty bills after the dog required a life-saving heart surgery.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - It was a sea of red and blue flashing lights, helicopters and more in the Avenues Mall parking lot Saturday for a safety fair put on by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the Jacksonville Fire-Rescue Department. People also got a look inside an ambulance and a chance to meet the animals who work alongside officers and firefighters to keep Jacksonville safe. Louie Smith brought his two sons to the safety fair so they will feel comfortable if they ever need help from JFRD or JSO. "I've always taught them that they need to understand and respect police and firefighters, and they can ask them questions," Smith said. JSO and JFRD say they are passionate about being involved in the community and Saturday's safety fair is one way to help build that relationship.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - It was a sea of red and blue flashing lights, helicopters and more in the Avenues Mall parking lot Saturday for a safety fair put on by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the Jacksonville Fire-Rescue Department. People also got a look inside an ambulance and a chance to meet the animals who work alongside officers and firefighters to keep Jacksonville safe. Louie Smith brought his two sons to the safety fair so they will feel comfortable if they ever need help from JFRD or JSO. "I've always taught them that they need to understand and respect police and firefighters, and they can ask them questions," Smith said. JSO and JFRD say they are passionate about being involved in the community and Saturday's safety fair is one way to help build that relationship.
