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Undead: Goth’s Mystery and History Lives On in Jacksonville
A dark saga developed over hundreds of years, creating an expansive cultural
Vision for Shipyards Development presented by Shad Khan
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 17, 2015 – The eagerly anticipated vision to transform the Shipyards riverfront downtown property into a vibrant entertainment and leisure district was presented today by owner and team president on behalf of , a new development entity created by Khan specifically for the . The vision was
OLD ARLINGTON: Tree Hill
“Follow the trail. It is well marked. The alligator will be on your right and the black goats on your left.” These were the intriguing instructions I received on my quest for the at on Arlington’s Lone Star Road. I liked Tree Hill instantly when I saw a sign offering
OLD ARLINGTON: KONA SKATE PARK
Flight On Wheels Kona skate park, nestled in the heart of Arlington, is nothing short of legendary in the world of professional skateboarding and a park that stands as an indelible symbol of the Greater Arlington Community. Ahead of its time when gates opened in the summer of 1977, Kona
Old Arlington: The New Place to Be!
Arlington is reinventing itself–it’s on the move. Rooted in history and continuing through the , Arlington development exploded with the opening of the Mathews Bridge in 1953. Miles and miles of riverfront property wrap around the first North-to-East bend of the river from Downtown, heading out to the Atlantic Ocean.
THE BOOK OF MORMON REVIEW
The Book of Mormon Unlike Anything You Have Ever Seen Before The FSCJ Artist Series presents the national tour of the Tony award-winning musical, “The Book of Mormon,” part of the Broadway in Jacksonville Season, at the Times Union Center, 300 Water Street in downtown Jacksonville. For information and tickets,
Retr-O-Rama Collectibles Show
Sunday, February 8 is the Day of the Walking Dead in Jacksonville! It’s not the end of days but it may look like it on February 8, when the returns to the Ramada Convention Center in Mandarin at 3130 Hartley Road. The Retrorama gang is planning their biggest event yet
Photo Gallery: Merle Haggard at the Florida Theatre
Country legends don’t come much bigger than , the man who practically invented the Bakersfield sound on classic hits like “I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am,” “Mama Tried,” and “Workin’ Man Blues.” His rusty voice and incredible songwriting abilities came to at the on Sunday Jan.
SERVING FOR U: “Why Being There Matters”
Lt. Jeff Rigby (Right), a Jacksonville, Fla., native and the supply officer and Seaman Carli Krueger (Left), an Ogden, Utah, native, both stationed aboard amphibious transport dock ship USS New York (LPD 21), stand by in preparation for an underway replenishment-at-sea with USNS Alan Shepard (T-AKE 3) Jan. 21, 2015.
MOVIE REVIEW: “The Wedding Ringer”
101 mins Rating: R Grade A+ Can you say Deja Vu? This movie reminds me of “I Love You Man” starring and . But even though the message is the same “” is still one of the funniest movies that I have seen in a while. Doug Harris (, Frozen) has the
MOVIE REVIEW: “The Imitation Game”
Running Time: 1 hour and 54 minutes Rated PG-13 Grade A+ We are going to break an unbreakable Nazi code and win the war. During World War II, British Commander Denniston interviews Alan Turing for a position at the top secret in Bletchley Park. At first, Denniston finds that Turing
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