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Bee-hind the Scenes with Local Beekeeper Mika Hardison-Carr

June 20, 2025

Community·Farms·Feature·Lifestyle·LocalLy Ownded·Urban Planning

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 food seemed to steadily erode, she decided to reclaim control

Editorial Opinion·Fashion·Feature·Shopping

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

Felony Landlords: How Jacksonville’s Rental Market Is the Wild West

Inside Jacksonville’s broken rental market, where the worst landlords operate unchecked and

The Changing Face of 5 Points

September 20, 2024

5 Points·Feature·News·Riverside

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez It’s Aug. 19, 2024 and while doom-scrolling on Instagram you pause on an image the local bottle shop Alewife posted. The caption begins with “Ok. Here we go. **takes a deep breath**,” and without reading the rest, you know you’re about to read

Jacksonville Is Getting in Its Own Way … Again.

September 19, 2024

Downtown·Feature·News

What is really happening with the Laura Street Trio? Words by Carmen Macri In the very heart of Downtown Jacksonville lies the very vacant Laura Street Trio. The buildings have been deteriorating for more than 30 years with graffiti covering the walls and overgrown weeds taking over the landscape.

Ink & Barley

August 29, 2024

Feature·LocalLy Ownded·St. Augustine

Where tattoos and brews flow Words and Photos by Carmen Macri & Evergold Photography As you stroll through the bustling streets of Downtown St. Augustine, it’s easy for certain spots to fade into the background, overshadowed by the grandeur of old Spanish architecture and the looming fort. But for

Lions and Tigers and a Bear, Oh My!

August 26, 2024

Animals & Pets·Feature

The wonder and sacrifices behind Catty Shack Ranch Words and photos by Mallory Pace In the northside depths of Jacksonville, tucked away on a road less traveled by, is home to some of the most exotic and beautiful animals the world has to offer. Each animal was rescued from

MAIL⎯ U2C: Future of transportation

August 16, 2024

Community·Feature·Travel & Tourism

Words by Kaleb Mantela U2C: Future of transportation? Or looming liability? The revamp of the Skyway is long overdue. Opened in 1989, the Skyway operated only three stations, but was expanded in the subsequent years, with the final addition in 2000. That’s roughly 33 years the Skyway has operated for

The Vooswar

July 24, 2024

ART·Community·Feature·Lifestyle

Words & photos by Amiyah Golden Jacksonville’s vast landscape encompasses far more than just Downtown and the Beaches — while notable landmarks remain faint in comparison to all the city has to offer. History winds and turns throughout the city all the way to the Beaches with establishments holding true

NAVIGATING BI-CULTURAL IDENTITY AS A CHILD OF IMMIGRANTS

July 24, 2024

Community·Family·Feature·Lifestyle

Words & photos by Kara Carter For first-generation children of immigrants, the journey of self-discovery is uniquely complex. These individuals often find themselves balancing the rich cultural traditions of their families with the expectations and norms of the society they live in. This duality can lead to unique challenges that

WOLFSON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS IN JULY: A FESTIVE SUMMER TRADITION

July 24, 2024

Charitable·Community·Lifestyle

Words by Angelica Santini Hernandez Every year as the summer sun reaches its peak, Jacksonville residents find a delightful and unusual yet heartwarming Christmas in July celebration. Organized by Wolfson Children’s Hospital, this event has become a beloved tradition, bringing the joy and magic of Christmas to the heat

The Lore of Florida Man And the Blue Collar Barefoot Brawler

July 18, 2024

Animals & Pets·Feature·Lifestyle·Military·Wrestling

We’ve read the headlines, seen the memes and watched the news — “Florida man arrested for trying to get alligator drunk.” “Florida man charged with DUI after driving scooter into Walmart shelves.” “Florida man shot Walmart drone because he thought it was ‘watching him.’” But who is Florida Man, really?

Duval County Looks To Future Amidst Potential School Closings And Consolidations

July 15, 2024

Community·Education·Feature·Lifestyle·News·Politics

Words by Mallory Pace Duval County school officials are weighing the idea of closing more than two dozen public schools as they’re facing a $1.4 billion budget overrun, leaving many families and parents concerned over the future of their children’s schools. Conversations between officials and residents are still ongoing, but

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Community - Page 2

Bee-hind the Scenes with Local Beekeeper Mika Hardison-Carr

Florida’s “First Coast” Region Is Unprepared for the Future

Felony Landlords: How Jacksonville’s Rental Market Is the Wild West

The Changing Face of 5 Points

Jacksonville Is Getting in Its Own Way … Again.

Ink & Barley

Lions and Tigers and a Bear, Oh My!

MAIL⎯ U2C: Future of transportation

The Vooswar

NAVIGATING BI-CULTURAL IDENTITY AS A CHILD OF IMMIGRANTS

WOLFSON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS IN JULY: A FESTIVE SUMMER TRADITION

The Lore of Florida Man And the Blue Collar Barefoot Brawler

Duval County Looks To Future Amidst Potential School Closings And Consolidations

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