City Offices And Facilities Closed For Thanksgiving Holiday

In observance of Thanksgiving, the following City government offices and facilities will be closed Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29. Closures include: City Hall at St. James, 117 W. Duval St. Ed Ball Building, 214 N. Hogan St. Jake M. Godbold City Hall Annex, Read More …

Murray Hill businesses need your help

The sinister shenanigans started by Sleiman Enterprises’s fence fiasco seem to be behind them, and Perfect Rack Billiards, Buchner’s Bierhalle, Blackhat Vapor, and Beautifully Divine DIY Woodcraft Studio & Custom Gift Boutique will all be open for business soon. Once again, a big shout out to Goin Read More …

A Tale of two businesses, or how Murray Hill got its Perfect Rack back

This past All Hallows’ Eve  Sleiman Enterprises put up a fence blocking access to the rear areas of Perfect Rack Billiards, Buchner’s Bierhalle, Blackhat Vapor, and Beautifully Divine DIY Woodcraft Studio & Custom Gift Boutique. That action initially caused the closure of Perfect Rack Billiards Read More …

Multiple Murray Hill Businesses forced to close as a result of Sleiman Enterprises’s fence

Jax Examiner published an article last week titled Sleiman Enterprises has Perfect Rack Billiards behind the eight ball. In that story we revealed that Perfect Rack Billiards, 1186 Edgewood Ave. S would be forced to stop serving food last Sunday, after Sleiman Enterprises put up Read More …

Sleiman Enterprises has Perfect Rack Billiards behind the eight ball

Most of the Murray Hill neighborhood on Jacksonville’s westside has heard that Perfect Rack Billiards, 1186 Edgewood Ave. S will be forced to stop serving food tomorrow, after Sleiman Enterprises put up a fence blocking access to their dumpster, to their grease holding tank, and Read More …

Operation Green Light is back

The Duval County Clerk of Courts has announce it will be holding another Operation Green Light Event in October. Joining with nearly 60 other Clerk’s Offices from around the State of Florida, Operation Green Light is a special program allowing individuals who have overdue traffic Read More …

Sheriff Mike Williams says walking while black is still a crime

The Sheriff did not say walking while black is still a crime, at least not in those words. However, the policies and practices of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office scream those words every day. They scream those words despite being rebuked by a Times-Union/ProPublica Investigation, “Walking Read More …

Jacksonville remembers 9/11

Tomorrow our nation will remember and honor those lost in the September 11th terror attacks 18 years ago. Local events are listed below and will be updated throughout the day. Wednesday Sept. 11, 2019 in remembrance of 9/11.  St. Augustine Fire Department’s annual 9/11 ceremony of remembrance: 101 Read More …

First Baptist Church plans major restructure of their properties in downtown Jacksonville

As we had reported last week in our article titled Local Mega Church may return to its roots  First Baptist Church, Jacksonville’s downtown footprint is going to be getting smaller, even smaller than we had originally been told.  Latest information finds them going from 10 Read More …

Local Mega Church may return to its roots

Big changes are afoot at First Baptist Church, Jacksonville. FBC Jax has  a main auditorium that  seats just shy of 10,000 people. At one time, when membership peaked at 28,000, the church held two separate Sunday services, and occasionally, also utilized the church dining room Read More …

City unveils adaptive kayak launches at Hanna Park

The City of Jacksonville’s Disabled Services Division with the Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department and Brooks Rehabilitation unveiled the first of three adaptive kayak launches at Hanna Park. The other two will be in Mandarin Park and Bethesda Park. What a great way for Read More …