With two nights worth of tips and not much entrepreneurial expertise, Nick Hogan and his best friend, Matt Shail, founded Jacksonville’s only cocktail pins and apparel store, Mover & … more

For Duval’s LGBT community, October offers a month to support and celebrate identity. The festivities include the annual block party in Five Points and the iconic Pride Parade, which has rolled … more

Twenty-nine electoral votes. That is what Florida offers to presidential candidates. The jackpot of swing states. A deciding factor in most presidential races and the 2020 election seems to be no … more

Riding up Amelia Island’s northeastern shore on a bicycle with a basket and a grabber, Amy Wade, 50, wakes up at dawn every day in pursuit of the trash and treasures that the new tides supply … more

Vote. Days before publishing the Declaration of Independence to the world, Benjamin Franklin made a slight change. Thomas Jefferson originally wrote, “We hold these truths to be sacred and … more

The Florida Theatre is a Jacksonville staple. Since 1928, the historic venue has ushered countless visitors into the Urban Core to enjoy shows and performances.  COVID-19, of course, made the … more

Dear Dumbs, Let me start by saying that I look forward to Monday’s now because of your Gang of Two podcast. Let me get right to it. Three years ago my wife and I spent our 20th wedding … more

The last day of August was the first day of the work week, and my last piece of business was precipitated by an early-evening text from an old pal--let’s call her “Hilly Brandt” (no … more

When Brandon Fowler, a junior at Robert E. Lee High School, was five years old, he started taking golf lessons through the First Tee program at Brentwood Golf Course, located off Golfair Blvd. on … more

Have you tried to reply to one of the mayor’s tweets recently? Well, you wouldn’t be able to – he’s decided to limit who can reply to him to those he follows. Most of us were … more