Living with History
Raymond Turknett’s roots in Jacksonville’s Westside go as deep as the 1700s. The end of the Wesconnett portmanteau is attributed to his family name; the …
For Undocumented Citizens, a Different Kind of Vaccine Anxiety
There has been a lot of debate over the COVID-19 vaccine. Is it safe or potentially dangerous? Will it last, or will we have to come back each year for more …
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Introducing the Summer Podcast Series
Folio's Summer Podcast, hosted by Rebecca Hewett, is here. The first episode details the people behind your favorite tiktok sounds and songs. Listen below.
The Digital Issue is Here
The June digital issue is here! Read it on Calameo, Issuu, or download it here.
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Walking Through our Grief
The Hubbard House’s important work helps families suffering domestic violence.
Hit the Lights
An inside look at how Hit The Lights, one of Jacksonville’s newest full-service production studios, flipped the switch during 2020.
Finding Florida's Bigfoot
The Legend of the Skunk Ape goes beyond imagination.
Millennial Mom: The Truth About Mother's Day
Often, Mother's Day just puts more pressure on moms.
Patrick McGuinness - A Local Legal Legend
Jacksonville loses a legal giant.
Old Southern Feel or Old Southern Restrictions?
Avondale's history as a restrictive community still stands today.
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