Staying in this year for Valentine’s Day? You can still make the holiday memorable! Sometimes, a night in can be just as fun, if not more fun, than hitting the town.

The 50th-anniversary celebration “Freedom Tour 2023″ will make a stop at the Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena on Feb. 26.

I love Detroit. As someone who no longer has the pleasure of living in the area, people are sometimes surprised to hear that -- how much I love the region, that is; but it’s one of those “IYKYK” things. Anyone who has spent substantial time in the Detroit area knows, this area is such a gem.

Ever been to Wild Adventures Theme Park? Now just might be your perfect chance. Ten sets of family four-packs are up for grabs -- just enter this contest below.

For 50 years now, JaxPAL has been partnering with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, creating positive relationships between law enforcement officers and our community’s youth, through sports, educational and leadership programs.

Ready for fun-sounding event that runs through Sunday, May 1? TravelCamp RV is hosting the Jacksonville RV Stadium Show, taking place at TIAA Bank Field (Lot J).

The Rahm Celebrity Golf Tournament is quickly approaching, and if you’re unfamiliar with the event, it’s a benefit that combines incredible music with golf, to raise money for an important cause: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Are you wondering where you might be able to find some inspiration for your house or patio this spring? The Jacksonville Home + Patio Show is just the place.

There seems to be a buzz in the air -- on social media and in person, more and more people are chatting about the places they’ll go, now that the COVID-19 vaccine is readily available and the world of travel is reopening to the masses.

Whether you’re trying to save money or you simply don’t have much of it right now, there are still so many ways you can honor your mom on Mother’s Day.

She’s a descendant of the legendary singer Lena Horne, and she performed at a new jazz club in San Marco Saturday night. The owner of that club, Breezy’s Jazz, which officially opened Thursday, said Saturday was an exciting night for her, as she’s working hard to keep jazz alive in Jacksonville. “Failure was not an option, so we just did whatever we needed to do to keep it moving.”AdJeffers credits jazz music to the survival of the African-American woman. I want to keep jazz alive, so that’s why we created Breezy Jazz House,” she said. Breezy’s is partnering with different organizations in the community, one of which is providing scholarships for children through jazz music.