Registry for Endangered, Vulnerable, and Missing Persons

Today City of Jacksonville, Florida – Government announced a vital new program to assist caregivers of vulnerable persons prone to wandering off in our community. First responders will utilize the information caregivers, and loved ones provide to aid in search and rescue efforts. Having access Read More …

It’s Official – Little Tiger Island has been protected and is now the property of the State of Florida

North Florida Land Trust would like to congratulate the State of Florida for the acquisition of 565 acres in Nassau County known as Little Tiger Island. The State officially closed on the property last week using $965,000 in funds from the Florida Forever program, along Read More …

Tips to avoid alligators

An estimated 1.3 million alligators are in Florida and can be found in all 67 counties. They can be found in practically all fresh and brackish water bodies and occasionally in salt water. Tips from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission include; Be aware of the possible Read More …

5 Must visit flea markets In Florida

Here in the Sunshine State, we love a good bargain, and it’s never too hard to find one for those who know where to look. Flea markets like these are a good place to start, or at least a fun weekend distraction. From vintage wares Read More …

Crash course in cookies, Girl Scouts style

I doubt you need any pointers on the proper way to eat a Girl Scout cookie, so while you’re dipping that delicious cookie in a cup of hot coffee, or a tall glass of cold milk, dairy, almond, or otherwise, here are some interesting tidbits Read More …

The Second Annual 7 Creeks Fest is set for Saturday, March 25: Sponsorship opportunities are available

The date has been set for 7 Creeks Fest, a celebration of Jacksonville’s expansive 7 Creeks Recreation Area on the Northside. On Saturday, March 25, park partners and nonprofits invite the community to join them to explore these natural spaces that are free for all Read More …

Registration is open for FHWA: Designing for Pedestrian Safety 101

Attention active transportation professionals and advocates: Registration is open for FHWA: Designing for Pedestrian Safety 101 – A free two-day training workshop to be held on January 23-24, 2023 Hosted by Federal Highway Administration and City of Jacksonville staff, this training workshop is designed for Read More …

State looks to limit protests at Capitol

Saying that children who visit Florida’s State Capitol need to be protected from obscene and hurtful speech and signage, state officials are pushing for a new rule allowing law enforcement to remove protesters from the Capitol rotunda and other areas where demonstrations commonly occur. The ACLU of Read More …

Merry & Bright Movie Night

The Merry & Bright Movie Night Presented by Live Oak Contracting will feature two Christmas classics! Join us on the evening of December 16th at 6 p.m. for How the Grinch Stole Christmas and stay for the 8 p.m. showing of Jack Frost on the Read More …

The Jaguars wear their My Cause My Cleats campaign cleats this Sunday against Detroit

When the Jacksonville Jaguars take the field this Sunday against the Detroit Lions, many of them will be doing so with custom, one-of-a-kind footwear for the My Cause My Cleats campaign. Each pair of shoes are designed and created by the players and many will Read More …

City Council Holiday Celebration

Get in the holiday spirit next Wednesday, December 7th with the City Council Holiday Celebration.  Join your elected leaders at City Hall (117 W. Duval St) starting at 6:15pm for a holiday program featuring Jacksonville Arts & Music School, Cathedral Arts Project, and the Cultural Read More …

Guardian Catholic School free drive through food distribution

Catholic Charities Jacksonville and Feeding Northeast Florida are hosting a free, drive through food distribution, Saturday December 3rd. Come to the Guardian Catholic School located at 4920 Brentwood Ave. starting at 9am for free groceries, produce, and proteins. Thank you for sharing with those that Read More …