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Be Very Afraid: Top 10 Haunted Hangouts on the First Coast

October 1, 2022

Nestled between the famously haunted cities of Savannah and St. Augustine, Jacksonville is not well known as a spooky destination. Yet our city has plenty of its own ghost stories and urban legends. If you’re looking for a scare this October, here are the top 10 haunted hangouts on the First Coast: The Florida Theatre 128 East Forsyth Street, Suite

Affordable Marijuana Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida, Dr, Rene Puildo

Business·Feature·Health & Wellness·Learning·Perennial·St. Nicholas

Local Doctor Offers Compassionate Care at Affordable Marijuana Clinic

Jacksonville’s Affordable Marijuana License Clinic is working to ensure qualified patients have access to the alternative treatment. As part of an integrated, multidisciplinary medical marijuana clinic network, clinic staff is expertly trained in the use of medical marijuana for the treatment of approved conditions. The clinic offers individualized patient-oriented care

A1A Ocean Islands Trail, Florida Scenic Highway, Amelia Island Plantation, Photo courtesy of Amelia Island Conventions and Visitors Bureau

Jax Beach to Fernandina: The A1A Ocean Islands Trail

Along the A1A Ocean Islands Trail Jacksonville’s Beaches | Mayport | Broward House

Orsay Burger, Restaurat Orsay Late Night Menu, Nightcap, Late Night Eats in Jacksonville, Florida, photo by Nate Mayo, Events, Concerts, Theatre, Art, Happenings, Restaurants & All Things Jacksonville, Florida. EU Jacksonville Newspaper serves more than a million readers across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, including St. Augustine, Orange Park, The Beaches, and Fernandina. Founded in 1978, our printed newsprint magazine and editorial news platform grants readers 24/7 online access to current events and happenings in their beloved River City on the First Coast of Florida. #eujax

Midnight Munchies: Late Night Eats Around Jacksonville

From shows at the and the , to lively productions at

Howlin’ On The Bay: Wolf’s Museum of Mystery

August 17, 2015

Business·Family·History·Lifestyle·Movies·Perennial·St. Augustine

On Charlotte Street, amongst the idyllic charm of St. Augustine’s historic downtown district, Wolf and live in a lovely two-story Victorian with a wide front porch and quaint backyard. But while many merchants have converted these historic homes into welcoming bed and breakfasts, Wolf and Ali have transformed their home

Oh, To Be Young Again: St. Augustine’s Fountain of Youth

August 13, 2015

History·Learning·Lifestyle·Perennial·St. Augustine

Much has been written about the , but it’s difficult to put into context exactly what this place means to the history of St. Augustine until you walk the grounds of the archaeological park. Stand exactly where Spanish explorer is said to have landed, touch the colored soil deposits echoing

FROM THE BEGINNING: The History of Atlantic Beach, Florida

July 1, 2015

Atlantic Beach·Family·Feature·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Perennial·The Beaches·Uncategorized

Atlantic Beach citizens take pride in the residential character of their little city and plan to keep it that way. They confine its two business districts to Mayport Road and to Atlantic Boulevard. Its voters refused to merge with Neptune and Jacksonville Beaches in 1947.

Treaty Oak: A History Rooted in Myth

June 4, 2015

Community·Downtown·Family·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Perennial·Southbank

It’s one of the most significant historical structures in Jacksonville, but no one knows how old it is and no one built it. While today the , a popular site for wedding photos and outdoor summer movie screenings, is one of Jacksonville’s most beloved locations and very likely the oldest

The Day The Movies Died: Southbank’s Rich Film History

June 4, 2015

Downtown·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Perennial·Southbank

In just the last handful of years, Jacksonville has permitted more than 400 film, television, and digital media productions. () called the city “a great asset” due to the diverse locations after shooting Lonely Hearts and Basic here. Film and television is on the rise in Jacksonville and is

Crawdaddy’s: A look back!

June 4, 2015

Downtown·Food + Drink·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Perennial·Southbank

Driving up to the front door, rustic wasn’t really the right word. It was old, seasoned barnwood and torn-off rusted whatevers nailed in every which way. It reminded me of a dilapidated tobacco warehouse you could find at the end of a country road in the Carolinas, yet evoked the

Friendship Fountain, Southbank, Jacksonville, FL

Friendship Fountain – Now Celebrating 50 Years!

June 4, 2015

Community·Downtown·Family·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Perennial·Public Art·Southbank·Urban Planning

Once the “World’s Lightest and Tallest Fountain”, Now Celebrating 50 Years! Since 1963, Jacksonville has enjoyed a signature fountain and park designed by the late, world-renowned architect , also designer of the , among other notable city buildings. Opening in 1965, and the are situated on the , where generations

BEFORE THE MUSIC DIED: LaVilla – ”The Great Black Way”

May 13, 2015

Downtown·Feature·History·LaVilla·Neighborhoods·Perennial·Photos + Video·Videos

“West Ashley Street,” sang the in 1927, was the only place you could “ever lose these awful Jacksonville Blues.” That same year, recorded a mysterious ragtime blues guitarist named playing “Ashley Street Blues,” with singing, “I’m a heartbroken woman with the Ashley Street Blues.” recorded another version of “Jacksonville Blues”

prime osborn train terminal, jacksonville, fl

All Tracks Lead To THE PRIME OSBORN CONVENTION CENTER

May 13, 2015

Business·Downtown·History·LaVilla·Perennial

The Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center is a unique venue that offers unconventional beauty in a setting of grand, historic architecture. The building is the only southern railroad station that has been converted into a state-of-the-art convention center. With 265,000 square feet of space, the is large enough and

The Glitz of the Ritz Theatre and Museum in LaVilla

May 7, 2015

Downtown·Feature·History·LaVilla·Neighborhoods·Perennial

The Ritz Theatre and Museum has a rich history full of amazing stories, but it wasn’t always the Ritz we know today. Back in 1929, The Ritz was exclusively a movie theatre where people came to watch their favorite movies and Saturday cartoons. I was able to sit down and