Attended a Wedding at  Jacksonville Golf And Country Club 

It was just fabulous event well planned and executed

I am upset by the Homeowner insurance cost that only goes up - jumped  18% year over year.  What is going on?

Everyone is complaining but Desantis nor state officals prpvide any relief.  Listen I know it is cheaper to leave in Florida then my old state of NY but the home owners is not cheaper.   Cananyone give me a home owner comapny that save me any money. 

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San Marco pumping station that will help with flooding issues to open early next year, city says

San Marco neighbors have been plagued with excessive flooding for decades

Wow the heat over 100 Every day !

700 acres in North Jacksonville being positioned for development

The Prosser civil engineering firm in Jacksonville asked city utility JEA to determine the service availability for the property Zion owns along Eastport Road, south of Interstate 295 and working its way down to Zoo Parkway.   Read More

BEST PLACE TO VIEW  JACKSONVILLE FIREWORKS !

Fireworks can be viewed from the North and South banks along the St. Johns River in Downtown

4th of July Fireworks  

• Jacksonville's 4th of July Fireworks Celebration, 9:45 p.m. at Riverfront Plaza, Ray Greene Park at 2149 Leonid Road, The Avenues mall at U.S. 1 and Southside Boulevard, Trinity Baptist Church at 800 Hammond Blvd., and Ed Austin Regional Park at 11751 McCormick Road.
• Jacksonville Beach 4th of July Fireworks: 9 p.m. at Jacksonville Beach Pier. "Test shot" at 8:45 p.m., fireworks at 9 p.m.  
• Fireworks over the Matanzas: 6 p.m. at Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine. Live music from the All-Star Orchestra at Plaza de la Constitución, fireworks over Matanzas River at 9:30 p.m. …

Fitness and athletic club Life Time buys 8.5 acres in Seven Pines

It plans a two-story, 85,000-square-foot location with an outdoor beach club, lap and leisure pool, outside bistro and other amenities in the master-planned community at Butler and I-295.

A University of North Florida poll found that more than 80 percent of registered voters support the city’s $150 million piece of the community benefits agreement to support the new stadium. The poll also illustrated how the CBA makes a big difference in the level of support for the overall new stadium bill. Only 41 percent said they supported the city spending $775 million on the stadium renovation — but that support for the deal rose to 56 percent when the community benefits agreement was included.  Where do you stand?