In 1982, a local newspaper article referred to 35-year-old Bruce Clelland as an "elder statesman surfer." Not only was Bruce the oldest surfer in town, but
For the older adults who gather here, the center is more than a place to fill the hours. It is a community where friendships deepen, new interests take root and retirement becomes less about what has ended than what still lies ahead.
Safe Harbor Seafood Market will host a fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, to support Capt. Doug Jones, a longtime member of the Mayport
A $1.6 million federal grant will fund the underground conversion of utility lines to improve system reliability and prevent storm damage to equipment.
The Jacksonville Beach City Council accepted
Whether you’re targeting flounder in the creeks, stalking redfish along the banks, chasing tarpon around the pogie pods, or heading offshore for kingfish, there’s plenty of action to keep rods bent.
The City Council spent Monday in a day-long facilitated retreat that produced a draft code of conduct, a frank airing of where council and staff misread each other, and a proposal that could change what residents hear back after they step to the podium.
Swim 3.5 miles in a pool and you've done roughly 250 laps. Exhausting, but a predictable slog. Swim 3.5 miles in the open Atlantic, fighting currents, swells, and salt with only a buoy and a paddleboarder for company, and you've done what members of the VLSC did Saturday
A Jacksonville Beach institution known for its colorful history is adding a new chapter with a large-scale mural celebrating its Duval pride.
For decades, Ginger's Place has
I am truly proud that Duval County Public Schools have continued their winning streak with a second consecutive year of an "A" grade. The late Harry Reagan (rest
In 1976, construction began on the newest sub-division in Jacksonville Beach. With street names like "America Avenue" and "Declaration Drive," the neighborhood was called "
