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Is Gen Z Falling Behind or Are They Ahead of Their Time?

June 26, 2024

Words by Mallory Pace As I get older and enter my “real world” era, I’ve become increasingly aware of the stark differences between my generation and my parents’ demographic in more ways than our outlooks on life and fashion sense. With a few exceptions, the majority of my peers are ways away from settling down, buying a home or even

Editorial Opinion·Lifestyle·Technology

Reverse-Normalizing

Words by Mallory Pace We have reached a tipping point in society and pop culture where labels and buzzwords dominate reality. Forget everything you thought you knew, including what you believed to be normal and not. Social media has changed the game again, putting a spotlight on the objectively not

Chat GPT: The Artificially Intelligent Friend You Never Knew You Needed!

By Carmen Macri and Open AI Chat GPT Chat GPT is an

Why is Jacksonville, FL a Cryptocurrency Hotspot?

Jacksonville, FL has become something of a cryptocurrency hotspot over the last

Up In The Air: Annual Wings ‘n’ Wheels Flight Festival

March 30, 2016

Arlington·Community·Family·Festivals·Learning·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Technology

Event: Wings ’n’ Wheels Location: Craig Airport, 855 St. Johns Bluff Road N. Date: April 23, 10am-4pm Tickets: Free Contact: www.wingsnwheels2016.com/ or tiffany.gillem@flyjaxex.com Jax Ex is soaring to new heights with its signature event showcasing various elements in transportation from the street to the sky. is held from 10am to

Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses – Love For The Fans

March 17, 2016

Downtown·Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·Photos + Video·Technology·Videos

Journeys begin with a single step but beauty begins with the serenade of a single note. This note grows into a symphony of ideas composed of people’s dreams, hopes and their passions. and are two such individuals. Jason Michael Paul is the producer and Amy Andersson is the master conductor

Plug In! Native Sun Natural Foods Market Installs Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

March 9, 2016

Business·Lifestyle·Mandarin·Neighborhoods·Shopping·Southside·St. Johns Town Center·Technology

Native Sun Natural Foods Market has recently completed installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at both its Mandarin and Southside store locations. The charging stations are part of the program and were made possible through grants initiated by the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO). The goal of the ChargeWell

It’s Not Nice To Fool With Nature Unleashed

November 17, 2015

Family·Feature·Learning·Lifestyle·Southbank·Technology

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to stand inside a roaring tornado or how an underwater earthquake can trigger a deadly tsunami? The ’s newest traveling exhibit, , explores natural disasters through stunning displays, state-of-the-art animations, poignant, large-scale images and cultural artifacts that reveal the dynamic relationship we have

The Elements Present: Science of Sound at MOSH

November 11, 2015

Events·Family·Music·Southbank·Technology

The Elements have been throwing some of the most unique parties this city has ever seen lately thanks to their access to the coolest venue in town, the Museum of Science and History. Past events have included such highlights as Super Smash Bros tournies in the Planetarium, up close and

Year of the River – Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens

October 12, 2015

5 Points·Art Exhibitions·Art News·Family·Feature·Learning·Lifestyle·Local Galleries·Neighborhoods·On the River·Outdoors·Public Art·Riverside·Technology·Visual Art

By: Amber Sesnick Year of the River has provided a platform for artists, environmentalists, and historians to engage visitors in a dynamic discussion of the , which has been called the cultural current of our city. The river has been an important factor in economic growth, recreation, and creating better quality of

When Every Drop Counts: Musicians Gather for Clean Water Music Fest IV

September 21, 2015

Charitable·Community·Family·Feature·Festivals·Health & Wellness·Learning·Local Musicians·Music·Music Venues·Musician Interviews·Outdoors·Ponte Vedra·Technology

Clean water changes everything. Every day, 4,100 children die because of waterborne illness in regions like Ethiopia, Rwanda, Mali, and Niger. Women and children walk hours upon hours every day to collect water that inevitably makes them sick. Families must decide how much of their precious water supply they want

Jacksonville Landing Gives Art a Riverfront Home

September 7, 2015

Art News·Business·Downtown·Feature·Learning·Local Galleries·Neighborhoods·Northbank·Technology·Urban Planning·Visual Art

It always struck me oddly when the bubbled up as a suggestion of where to take out-of-town company. The view is picturesque, and it’s one of the most prized pieces of commercial real estate in the area, but it has never really had a cohesive cultural offering. There have always

MOSHing With The Elements

June 3, 2015

Community·Downtown·Learning·Lectures·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Networking·Southbank·Technology

Jacksonville’s is seen by some as neglected stepchild of , hiding in the shadows of the Northbank’s skyscrapers, underappreciated and mostly passed over. But all the while, one institution has maintained its reputation as a popular destination for adults and children alike: the . While certainly an attraction for children,

Museum of Science and History, Photo by Fran Ruchalski, MOSH, Southbank, Jacksonville, FL

MOSH Brings Science to Life with Dinosaurs Unearthed

June 3, 2015

Downtown·Family·History·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Southbank·Technology

The roots of MOSH go back to 1941 when the was chartered. The first home was a Victorian mansion in Riverside. One vividly creepy memory recalls the Egyptian mummy housed under the staircase. Construction began on the current location on Jacksonville’s Southbank in 1965, and the facility opened in 1969.

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Chat GPT: The Artificially Intelligent Friend You Never Knew You Needed!

Why is Jacksonville, FL a Cryptocurrency Hotspot?

Up In The Air: Annual Wings ‘n’ Wheels Flight Festival

Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses – Love For The Fans

Plug In! Native Sun Natural Foods Market Installs Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

It’s Not Nice To Fool With Nature Unleashed

The Elements Present: Science of Sound at MOSH

Year of the River – Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens

When Every Drop Counts: Musicians Gather for Clean Water Music Fest IV

Jacksonville Landing Gives Art a Riverfront Home

MOSHing With The Elements

MOSH Brings Science to Life with Dinosaurs Unearthed

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