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August 29, 2024

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Words by Gray’s Gridiron Key: * denotes division winner ^ denotes wild card + denotes Super Bowl appearance Underlined players are in their rookie season. As the preseason concludes and NFL teams begin to shape for the upcoming season, let’s take a look at some key information for each team and predict the fates of all 32 NFL franchises

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STRAIGHTENED OUT at ELEVEN22

FOLIO COMMUNITY story by CLAIRE GOFORTH Darkness beckons on the southwest corner of Beach Boulevard and San Pablo, within the sanctity of the former Wal-Mart that houses the Church of Eleven22. Billing itself as “a movement for all people to discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus Christ,” the fast

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News AAND Notes: Arts Edition

COMMUNITY NEWS -from Staff BOLO Keith Haring’s Art In the way back

Last Chance Harvey

January 16, 2009

Movies

by Rick Grant Grade: A- PG-13 92 min In youth-obsessed Hollywood, it’s rare that someone writes a romantic comedy about sixty something people that resounds with youthful exuberance and true love. Writer/director, Joel Hopkins created this charming story of two lonely people who find each other in an amazing circumstance,

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

January 16, 2009

Movies

by Rick GrantGrade: C / Rated PG / 87 min Clearly, after viewing this film, Kevin James proves he is funnier than its producer, Adam Sandler. That is not to say that the film rises above the level of a mediocre comedy. However, for his size, James is a great

a season of tributes

January 10, 2009

On Stage

There are plenty of other tribute shows coming to Jacksonville this season. Here are some you may be interested in: Dec. 26-31Almost AbbaA performance show from the top ABBA tribute band. Formed in 1997, this fully-costumed and choreographed show was the first Canadian tribute to ABBA. Alhambra Dinner Theatre, 641-1212

the beatles are back

January 10, 2009

On Stage

by carlos andujar If you’re like me, whenever you hear the phrase “tribute band” you might easily become confused and mistake what you really heard as “cover band.” You might form a mental picture of some mid-life crisis guys churning out old Skynrd licks at your local bar and grill.

Opera 101

January 10, 2009

On Stage

by don westwood Why do we speak of “opera lovers” as somehow separate from the rest of humanity? A reality check tells us that many of our friends and neighbors do not think of opera as rewarding entertainment. To these other folks, these opera lovers, opera is like chicken soup:

dance around the world

January 10, 2009

On Stage

The beauty and elegance of the fluid human form brings delight and wonderment all over the world. This month, First Coast stages will be graced by four such performances from the four corners of the world: The Golden Dragon Acrobats, Giselle, Tango Fire and Momix. On January 7 enjoy amazing Chinese

the eagles

January 10, 2009

Music

It’s downright impossible not to know at least one Eagles song. From ‘Hotel California’ to ‘Desperado’ to ‘Witchy Woman,’ the Eagles are one of the most popular bands of all time and are responsible for some of the biggest hits of the 70s. Just look at their album Their Greatest

music selection getting a bit stale?

January 10, 2009

Music

by brenton crozier It amazes me how many radio stations are essentially recycling bins for 20 year old music. I love ‘Come On Eileen’ as much as the next guy, but most FM stations could be confused for modern forms of Chinese water torture. Music Television lacks its namesake and

platinum record, middleburg zip code

January 10, 2009

Music

by kellie abrahamson The First Coast is home to many a music success story. From Lynyrd Skynyrd to Yellowcard to Limp Bizkit, our little town has given the world plenty of musical gems to groove to. But while most of the Jax acts that win their way into the limelight

marcus printup

January 10, 2009

Music

by rick grant For sixteen years Conyers, GA native and trumpet master Marcus Printup has been a member of Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JALCO). When I talked to Marcus last month, it seemed like it was just yesterday that I had covered him with the UNF Ensemble I band.