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When prohibition ended in 1933, Pete’s Bar was the first location in Duval to get a liquor license, despite Pete Jensen selling bootleg liquor out of the grocery next door throughout the years alcohol was banned. For nearly nine decades, Pete’s remained in the Jensen Family and grew to be

Located underneath the Fuller Warren Bridge, The Northbank Riverwalk Artists’ Square is one of Jacksonville’s greatest shared public spaces. The Artists’ Square celebrates community with pop-up concerts, car shows, food festivals and other events, but the Riverside Arts Market (RAM) is the best representation imaginable attracting over 4,000 patrons each

Happy New Year! 🙂 Click the image to view the January Digital Issue!

It’s a road known nationally as Florida’s “Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway.” As you drive along A1A through the Beaches and into St. Augustine, you get a perfect view of the coast with some of the most serene views in North Florida However, there’s a darker side to this famed

Rain Henderson Wen Raiti, founder of Hakka Kitchen and its previous iteration, House of Leaf & Bean, is Hakka, a Chinese ethnicity with a long history of migration, travel, learning and exchange. She opened the restaurant November launched Hakka with Chef Marshall Ziehm to create traditional Hakka Chinese inspired dishes

For those of you not closely following news related to our beloved Florida waterways and natural habitats, you may have missed a momentous event last month. The St. Johns River Water Management District published the results of a public comment survey on a little-known outdated dam just south of Palatka.

As the temperature decreases, the sweaters and coats emerge from our closets and the hot cocoa replenishes itself on the grocery store shelves, we enter the wonders of the holiday season. This time of year signifies the perfect opportunity to contribute and donate to our beloved community.  Contributing and donating

History has been made in the small beach towns of North Florida: For the first time, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Jacksonville Beach all have female mayors. I spent some time with each of them to learn more about their unique friendship and making strides to better the Beaches.  Ellen

Born in historic Springfield, 68-year-old Art Jennette’s renowned “cracker” food is actively working to keep the rich history of his family and those who came before him alive and well. His “hole-in-the-wall” restaurant, Southern Charm, serves up Southern staples like fried green tomatoes, chicken and dumplings, fried shrimp, and fresh