A Day of Faith and Resilience: Jacksonville’s Coptic Church rebuilds on Global Coptic Day
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – June 1 marks Global Coptic Day, a worldwide celebration of the rich history and enduring faith of the Coptic Orthodox Church. The day commemorates the Holy Family’s biblical journey to Egypt, where Christianity took root as early as the first century through the work of St. Mark the Apostle.
Jacksonville’s public pools reopen as temperatures rise
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As Northeast Florida heats up in early June, families across Jacksonville are looking for ways to cool down—and the city’s public pools are opening up just in time. Starting June 1, 30 city-run pools are officially open to the public. But for now, they’re...
‘Eternal Buc’: First Coast High School student who died in car crash remembered with...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A special student was honored during an emotional moment at First Coast High School's graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025 on Friday. Marques Rodriguez is remembered as someone with a beautiful soul who loved to sing and brought joy and laughter to everyone around him.
Wild Pie brought ‘to an official close’
Jacksonville Beach-based Wild Pie’s almost three-year venture into perfecting and serving vegan plant-based pizza, salads, appetizers, soft serve ice cream and more has closed its second and last North Florida restaurant. Wild Pie closed its Gainesville location near the University of Florida campus as of April 3,...
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Champions Mental Health for Law Enforcement with New Initiative
In a recent initiative to address mental health issues within law enforcement, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has revealed their commitment to fostering greater understanding and support for mental well-being. A social media post on their official Facebook page showcased officers and staff wearing green ribbons in...
Unicorn World coming back to Jacksonville this month
Celebrate all things unicorn in an immersive, mythical forest in Jacksonville in June.
‘A mess’: Jacksonville’s Arlington neighbors wary of expected Merrill Road closures
For Jacksonville’s Arlington residents, Merrill Road already presents its fair share of traffic headaches.
Man shot during argument over video games, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says
A man was shot during an argument over video games on Saturday night, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Celebrating a Century of San Marco
Editor’s Note: As the monthly publication serving our historic communities, it is our mission here at Resident News to keep our readership informed of the news of the day and how it impacts our residents and neighborhoods. While much of what we report consists of current events, when a community approaches a...
Jacksonville’s JTA Announces Detours for Bus Routes 11 and 18 Due to Downtown Events
Public transit riders in Jacksonville, prepare for a reroute. In a social media update, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) has announced that bus routes 11 and 18 will be taking detours today. The altered paths come as events at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Daily’s Place prompt changes to their...