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Bee-hind the Scenes with Local Beekeeper Mika Hardison-Carr
Words by Carmen Macri “I think community-based beekeeping is both a literal and a symbolic act of healing a land and a people.” Self-reliance and sustainability have long stood as cornerstones in Mika Hardison-Carr’s life philosophy. Growing up in a time when the quality and integrity of our
The Streets Called and We Picked Up: Summer 2025 Streetwear Trends
Words by McKenna Oakley, Photos by Ambar Ramirez and McKenna Oakley As longtime devotees of the Jacksonville arts and culture scene, we think we know a thing or two about upcoming fashion trends. Or maybe we’re just overly enthusiastic about our “Sex and the City” re-watch. Nevertheless, when it
Florida’s “First Coast” Region Is Unprepared for the Future
Words by Kaleb Mantela From sunny Amelia Island down to the ancient streets of St. Augustine, a common topic permeates the minds and discussions of Northeast Floridians everywhere. What’s happening to our communities? Tales from older residents paint stories of untouched beaches dotted with small communities and country backroads.
Felony Landlords: How Jacksonville’s Rental Market Is the Wild West
Inside Jacksonville’s broken rental market, where the worst landlords operate unchecked and tenants are left to fend for themselves. Words by Carmen Macri In Jacksonville, a handful of landlords are driving an outsized share of the city’s eviction crisis — and they’re doing it with near-total impunity. Just 100
The Face of Farming is Female
Words and photos by Ambar Ramirez “Many people have said, ‘you need a man out here,’ or ‘let a man do that.’ People often think women aren’t physically capable of farm work, but that’s never been a problem here.” Ashantae Green walks her land with purpose and pride,
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