Meet the 73-year-old Ponte Vedra Beach grandmother deadlifting her way into the world record...
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. – You do not usually see someone in their 70s lifting nearly 300 pounds. Especially while heavy metal blasts through the gym speakers. “I was not used to metal,” Masters powerlifter Susan Paxson said. ”Now I play it myself. I was not used to tattoos everywhere. Now I have a tattoo.”
13 Florida Southern Restaurants Bringing Crispy Favorites To Sunny Spring Days
During spring days, Florida does Southern food a little differently. It is familiar at its core, but shaped by sunshine, coastal energy, and a steady stream of diners who expect comfort without anything feeling too heavy or predictable. From fried chicken joints and barbecue smokehouses to modern Southern kitchens with
Jacksonville Just Got a New Go-To for All Things Japanese
Jacksonville’s newest cultural hotspot has arrived, and it’s bringing a slice of Japan right to Beach Boulevard. Ebisu Jacksonville opened its doors as a sprawling variety store packed with everything from anime collectibles to authentic Japanese skincare, snacks, and household goods. Whether you’re a longtime fan of J
‘Seniors don’t do this’: Jacksonville woman scammed out of thousands, loses husband not long...
A Jacksonville woman says she was scammed out of thousands of dollars. It started with a text message claiming to be from VyStar Credit Union, warning her of a fraud alert.
Florida Businessman Gets 22 Months Behind Bars After Hiding Millions From The IRS
US Currency (File) A sales representative in Florida will spend nearly two years in federal...
One person dead following vehicle crash in Florida
FLORIDA — A 50-year-old man was killed early Saturday morning in a crash near Interstate 295 on Jacksonville’s Westside, according to authorities. The crash happened around 3:30 a.m. on 103rd Street in Duval County. Investigators said the man was driving westbound on 103rd Street when he ran a red light and crashed int
10 Creative Home Exterior Ideas That Make a Lasting Impression in Jacksonville
Your home's exterior is the first thing people see, and it sets the tone for everything inside. Whether you are getting ready to sell or simply want a space you love coming home to, the outside of your house deserves just as much attention as the inside. These ten ideas will help you make a strong, lasting impression w
Logistics Insights: Deepwater port, rail access fuel logistics demands
The city of Jacksonville does not own warehouses, but as a steward of “America’s Logistics Center,” we see our role as a strategic facilitator and infrastructure investor. We view the logistics sector as a key element for high-wage job creation and regional economic stability. The city and...
Catching up with Honey Dripper House owner A. Michele Kimbrough ahead of ‘Honey Drippers...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — What is a Honey Dripper? It's a frozen treat made with flavored juice, some with pieces of fruit mixed in. It's served in a cup with a spoon. For many in Jacksonville, it's become a part of Duval County culture. The owner, A. Michele Kimbrough came...
Former JROTC instructor accused of making students behave as dogs
Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. A former Duval County Public Schools JROTC instructor has been charged with child abuse after police said he was caught on camera treating a Sandalwood High student like a dog, including using a belt as a “leash” and telling her to do tricks.
