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Mother's Day in Jacksonville
Show your appreciation for mom this weekend by taking her out to dinner, or to one of several Mother's Day events in Jacksonville. From an orchestra experience on the beach, to a whimsical tea party, there's enough going on to make any mom happy.
Jacksonville Malls
Buy a new outfit. Get lunch. Catch a movie. Maybe even take a water taxi ride across the St. Johns River. You can do it all from one of seven major Jacksonville malls and shopping centers.
Top 10 Attractions
One's idea of the best attractions in Jacksonville FL depends on one's personal interests. The About Jacksonville Guide compiles a well-rounded list of the best activities and attractions on the First Coast.
Florida Driver's License
Just moved to Jacksonville? One of the first things you'll want to do is acquire your Florida driving license. As long as you have a valid license in another state, this is a fairly straightforward and simple process
Jacksonville Fun Facts
A list of fun and interesting facts about Jacksonville. Impress your family and friends with your knowledge of the city.
Jacksonville Pros
No city in the world is without its quirks, just as none is without its positives. Jacksonville is no different, and there are a number of pros and cons of living on the First Coast. I've spent some time recently asking other residents what they consider to be the pros of living in Jacksonville. Here's what the majority had to say:
Top Ways to Cool Down in Jax
With average summertime temperatures well into the 90s, Jacksonville knows how to cool things off. We've got options for all ages and budgets, including Olympic-sized pools, gigantic water slides, and natural ocean and freshwater fun spots.
Florida Forum Speakers
Seven stars of film, radio and politics make the lineup of speakers for the 17th annual Florida Forum's 2008-2009 series. The four-event series will raise funds for a new clinical state-of-the art Behavioral Health Unit for children and adolescents facing surgeries, chronic and terminal illnesses, and other psychological issues at Wolfson Children's Hospital.
Jacksonville Cons
Jacksonville is far from a perfect city, as even the happiest of residents will easily admit. We've covered the positive aspects of living in Jacksonville. What follows are a few of the cons of living in Jacksonville.
Free Things to do in Jax
Looking for something to do in Jacksonville, but need to keep expenses down? You'd be surprised at the number of things to do in Jacksonville for free. Most free events are announced monthly, so check our current events calendar to stay updated, but there are also a few seasonal or year round attractions in the city.
Jacksonville Bars and Clubs
Downtown Jacksonville's nightlife is vibrant and active. The area is filled with great bars and clubs perfect for any occasion.
What are the worst neighborhoods in Jacksonville?
From Brenden in Jacksonville, FL: What are the worst neighborhoods in Jacksonville? Answer: In many ways,
Is jacksonville the most dangerous city in florida?
From Brenden in Jacksonville, FL: Is Jacksonville the most dangerous city in Florida? Answer: For 11
Jax Elementary Schools
Unfortunately, Duval County is not one of the higher-performing school districts in Florida -- in fact Schooldigger.com ranks Duval County 56th out of 67 Florida counties. Nevertheless, there are many bright spots. For example, Jacksonville is home to four of the nation's top 100 high schools, and is also home to a number of high-quality elementary schools.
What is the crime rate in Jacksonville?
What is Jacksonville's crime rate? Is it on the rise, or on the decline? Let's take a look at the current crime rate compared to the past.
Italian Restaurants in Jacksonville
A list of the best Italian dining options in the Jacksonville area, with a concentration on locally-owned and operated restaurants.
How far is Atlanta from Jacksonville?
How far is Jackonville from Atlanta? How long does it take to drive to Atlanta from Jacksonville? The About Jacksonville Guide answers reader submitted questions.
Best Riverside Restaurants
Jacksonville's Riverside area features a number of impressive restaurants, so it was tough to narrow this list down. Here are some of the neighborhood's best eateries, with a preference for those locally-owned and operating
How many bridges are in Jacksonville?
From Erica in Jacksonville, FL: How many major bridges are there in Jacksonville and what are their names? Answer: There are eight major bridges in Jacksonville. Here is the list of them, in no particular order
Movies Filmed in Jacksonville
The First Coast is no longer known as a haven for filmmakers, but a number of notable films have been shot in Jacksonville.
Duval Magnet Schools
A list and brief descriptions of Duval County's Magnet School Programs.
Famous Jacksonville Musicians
Jacksonville has a storied musical history, primarily because a handful of Southern Rock superstars have emerged from the city. In recent years, a number of traditional rock and well-known Indie groups also have formed in Jacksonville and in the surrounding areas.
Hurricane Dora Hits Jacksonville
See images of the devastation left by 1964's Hurricane Dora, to date the only hurricane to make landfall in Jacksonville.
Getting Started
So you're new to our fair city. Welcome! Now, how to get started? We've got the answers to your most pressing questions.
Museums in Jacksonville FL
While Jacksonville doesn't have an art and culture community as vibrant as some other large cities, there are still plenty of ways to stimulate oneself. Jacksonville is home to a number of impressive museums with hours convenient for a school or family trip.
Greatest Jaguars Players of All Time
The Jaguars may not have enjoyed that much success in the past decade, but since the team's inception in 1995, it has fielded plenty of talent. The following players, however, stand out above the pack as the Jaguars' greatest
Gluten Free Guide to Jacksonville
A guide to dining out, grocery shopping and satisifying your sweet tooth for residents of Jacksonville, Florida with celiac disease or others on a gluten-free diet.
Famous Jacksonville Residents
Jacksonville is the birthplace and/or home to a number of celebrities in various fields. Due to Jacksonville's participation in the NFL since 1995, I've decided to exclude modern NFL players, including NFL and NCAA greats like Jimmy Smith, Tim Tebow and Fred Taylor. Because of the sheer number of well-known bands and musicians from the Jacksonville area, I've decided to include them in a separate list.
Best Jacksonville Coffee Shops
List of the top coffee shops in Jacksonville, Florida, in no particular order. All the coffee shops listed are locally owned and operated.
Find a Job in Jacksonville
Finding a job in Jacksonville can be a challenge if you don't have the right resources available. With an unemployment rate around 11.5 percent at the beginning of 2011, the job market is competitive, even for well-qualified seekers.
List of Bridal Shops in Jacksonville
Picking out a bridal gown is one of the happiest moments of planning for a wedding. Before picking out a gown, you'll want to choose a bridal shop to work with. There are a number of high quality bridal shops in Jacksonville for all types of budgets. A few of the bridal shops listed are national chains, but most are locally-owned busineses.
Jacksonville Pet License
The city of Jacksonville requires all pets to be licensed and vaccinated for rabies annually. Getting your pet licensed will also help with recovery if your pet turns up missing. The annual fee is waived for seniors age 62 and older.
Murray Hill Theatre
This live music venue offers a nightclub feel with a positive, faith-filled message.
Jacksonville Memorial Day
Budget cuts have threatened the annual Memorial Wall Ceremony in downtown Jacksonville in recent years. This year, the event goes on thanks to a generous $5,000 donation by the Jacksonville Firefighters Union.
Jacksonville FL Movie Theaters
Whether you're looking to catch the latest Summer blockbuster or the next award-winning independent film, Jacksonville FL has something for you. The city is home to a number of cinemas, including two locally owned movie theaters. Most theaters allow you to purchase tickets online or over the telephone, making it easy for you to avoid waiting in line at the box office.
2013 Jazz Festival
Since 1980, the Jacksonville Jazz Festival has earned its fair share of critical acclaim for attracting
Duval Schools Quick Reference
Know what immunizations your child needs for school? Or where she'll catch the bus? Oh - and what's for lunch? If you've got questions about Duval County Public Schools, here's a quick reference.
Jacksonville's Riverside
Financial Times called it, Riverside is the "closest thing to Greenwich Village you'll find in Florida."
Peterbrooke Chocolatier
A growing Jacksonville-based confectionery whips up chocolate in the European tradition.
Public Transportation in Jacksonville
Public transportation is quite challenging in Jacksonville, considering the sheer size of the city in landmass. At nearly 800 square miles, the city of Jacksonville is the largest city in the continental United States.
Fashion Designer Erin Healy
Fashion from the Heart: Jacksonville fashion designer Erin Healy just might be one of Northeast Florida's
Downtown Jacksonville Photos
Downtown Jacksonville may have its quirks, but it's home to Jacksonville's city government and a number of important landmarks.
Jacksonville Father's Day Specials
Looking for something to do with Dad this Father's Day weekend? A number of Jacksonville businesses are offering Father's Day specials and promotions.
Daisey Traynham
Meet Daisey Traynham, Jacksonville's Sweetheart of Alternative Soul.
Movies in the Park
Jacksonville has been hosting an annual Spring film event, known as Movies in the Park, for several years. The popular event was featured on our list of the top free things to do in Jacksonville. Get all the details, including the 2012 schedule, here.
Southbank Historic Walking Tou
See some of Jacksonville’s most historically significant sites along the southern bank of the St. Johns River.
Betcha Didn't Know
Sky scrapers, skate parks, a brothel queen and one famous "fat boy." They're all subjects of interesting
How Many Parks are in Jacksonville, FL?
There are 262 parks in Jacksonville, FL, as well as dozens of community and recreation centers. The city of Jacksonville operates the largest urban park system in the United States, devoting over 80,000 acres of land space to community parks.
April 2013 Events
April 2013 event calendar featuring concerts, exhibits and other events.
Florida Bankruptcy Law
Florida seems to have a new twist in bankruptcy law. The means test is used in most bankruptcy courts to insure that Debtors that can afford to repay must file as Chapter 13 cases and repay something to their creditors.
Downtown Jacksonville
Nearby attractions include The Jacksonville Landing, The Times-Union Center for Performing Arts, The Museum of Contemporary Art, The Florida Theatre and EverBank Field, home of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Most of these are within comfortable walking distance for centrally-located downtown Jacksonville residents.
Reality Stars Jacksonville
They've strutted down runways, belted out tunes and shared their most difficult battles with a few million of their closest friends. A few even got famous. Meet reality stars from Jacksonville.
Downtown Jacksonville Walking Tour
MOCA, the Museum of Contemporary Arts, is attached to Jacksonville's main library branch.
How Much are Jaguars Season Tickets?
The cheapest Jaguars season tickets are $330 and located in sections 432 and 441, in the upper-corners of the East upper deck. From there, tickets range from $410 to $995 for non-club seats, depending on the location.
San Marco
The Jacksonville neighborhood became known as San Marco following the construction of numerous examples of Mediterranean architecture, many of which still stand today. The neighborhood's name was inspired by the San Marco area in Venice
Clowning Around at the Ronald McDonald House
Send in the clowns! Kids and families got a zany treat when members of the South East Clown Association popped in for some classic clowning around at the Ronald McDonald House of Northeast Florida.
2013 World of Nations Celebration
Mark your calendar and bring your appetite to experience the flavors, sights, sounds and smells of the cultures that have woven our world. This year’s World of Nations Celebration takes place on May 2-5 at the Metropolitan Park.
Treaty Oak Park Gallery
Treaty Oak Park, also known as Jessie Ball duPont Park, is the original site of the Dixieland Amusement Park which opened in 1907. The 7 acre park is known for the sprawling Southern Oak in its center.
Riverside Arts Market
The Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP) has a long list of accomplishments and highlights since its
UNF Continues Transformation
With four major construction projects underway, UNF continues its expansion, outward and upward. President
Find Love in Jacksonville
So Forbes.com says our fair city is lacking in the love department. We say there's hope yet. Learn how to find love in Jacksonville.
Mayo Opens New Hospital
A doozy of a deal marks a new day for Jacksonville's three Grand Dames of healthcare.
Hurricane Dora hits Jacksonville
See images of the devastation left by 1964's Hurricane Dora, to date the only hurricane to make landfall in Jacksonville.
Yellow Jack
In 1888, Jacksonville fought it fiercest invader. An epidemic of Yellow Fever swept through town, decimating the population and making fleeing locals America's most wanted.
Greatest Jaguars Moments
Since Jacksonville's NFL franchise entered the league in 1995, the Jaguars have had plenty of up-and-down moments. Recently, there have been more downs than ups, but that's the nature of the league: success is often cylical. Let's take a look at the top 10 moments in Jaguars history.
Hurricanes in Jacksonville
Jacksonville is generally safe from hurricanes. The last "direct hit" the city received was in 1871,
Great Fire of 1901
On May 3, 1901, one of the largest fires in United States history broke out in Jacksonville, Florida. The disaster began in a mattress factory located at the cross streets of Davis and Beaver in Jacksonville’s LaVilla area.
The Beauty Bar
This upscale boutique raised the bar for cosmetics retailers in Northeast Florida
September 2008 Events
Bulls, boats, books, beauty queens and a demon-possessed barber make for a lively lineup of September events in Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Jazz Festival
The Jacksonville Jazz Festival is one of the largest festivals of its kind in the United States, and has been held each year for more than 30 years. The lineup and event calendar for the 2012 Jazz Festival has not been announced yet. The information is usually released in April.
River City Pride
Jacksonville's largest gay pride celebration kicks off in October with a parade on October 1 at 4 p.m. The parade starts at Willowbranch Public Library on Sydney St.and ends at Riverside Park at 753 Park St.
Why are the bridge lights blue?
There is no specific reason neon blue was chosen, other than for aesthetic/visibility reasons. In a nutshell, it's functional and attractive, and it highlights the beauty of the St. John's River.
Ax Handle Saturday
Ax Handle Saturday is known as the turning point of the civil rights movement in Jacksonville. Organized by the NAACP youth council, a group of African American students held a sit-in at Woolworth’s and W.T. Grant’s. They sat at the “whites-only” counter and tried to order lunch, but were denied service.
The Avondale District
Avondale is generally said to start where St. John's Ave. begins, ending right around the boundary between Roosevelt Blvd. (US 17), separating the district from Murray Hill and the heart of Jacksonville's Westside.
First Wednesday Art Walk
Art Walk - Seven steps to help you make the most of Downtown Jacksonville's First Wednesday Art Walk
Florida Theatre Stage
Take a pictoral tour of the lavish Florida Theatre, once the largest of Jacksonville's 1920s movie palaces, and one of just four remaining high-style movie theatres built in Florida during that period.
Jaguars First Round Draft Picks - 2001 to 2012
Our second draft-analysis covers all of the Jaguarsfirst round picks from 2001 to present
Jaguars 2013 Draft Picks
The Jaguars entered the 2013 NFL Draft with a roster full of holes and needs all over the board. They emerged with a slew of players that will have an opportunity to contribute in some capacity, with several likely earning starting positions
Five Points Photos
The historic Five Points district is located in Riverside.
Friendship Fountain Photo Gallery
Friendship Fountain opened in 1965 as the world's largest fountain. It re-opened in June 2011 after an 8-month renovation.
Jacksonville Events - May 2013
April was the month of One Spark, and May is the month of the Jazz Festival and the World of Nations Celebration.
Peyton-Budget-08
His $972.3 million plan is designed to make Jacksonville safer, greener and more economical. And it comes at a bargain, with the smallest annual city budget increase in years.
Riverside Memorial Park Photo Gallery
Memorial Park in Riverside is one of Jacksonville's most beautiful parks. It was established on the edge of the St. John's River in 1924.
April 2008 Events
Jacksonville's festival season kicks off this month. Blues, boats and butterflies offer a wide array of things to do in April.
Labor Day Weekend Events
Bring on the three-day weekend! But wait... What are you gonna do with all that extra time? We've got a few ideas to fill your Labor Day Weekend in Jacksonville.
Riverside Arts Market Photo Gallery
The Riverside Arts Market is open Saturdays in Jacksonville between March 6 and December 18. It is hosted beneath the Fuller-Warren Bridge in the historic Riverside district.
Downtown Art Walk
Downtown Jacksonville's Art Walk, commonly called the First Wednesday Art Walk, is held the first Wednesday of each month from 5 to 9 p.m., rain or shine. The event started in 2003, created by Downtown Vision, Inc., and has grown considerably over the years.
Norman Studios
Late silent filmmaker Richard Norman's five-building, silent film studio complex readies for its comeback. The nation's only surviving full silent film-era complex, and one of the first to feature black actors in positive roles, is being meticulously restored.
OneSpark in Jacksonville
OneSpark is an upcoming (April 2013) crowdfunding festival in Jacksonville, Florida. Learn more about it here.
Historic Springfield
Decades of hard work began showing fruit in 2010 when Jacksonville's historic Springfield district was named one of the South's best comeback neighborhoods by the magazine Southern Living. The notoriety likely would not have been possible if not for the efforts of the Springfield Preservation and Restoration (SPAR) council, which was established in 1974.
Sushi Cafe Review
Sushi Cafe is located in Riverside Market Square near Publix and Memorial Park. It was voted Jacksonville's
Jacksonville Landing Photos
The Jacksonville Landing is a shopping center located on the edge of the St. John's River. In addition to being home to a number of retailers and restaurants, The Landing hosts more than 350 events annually.
Fourth of July Safety Tips
We all want to have a blast on the fourth of July. But your blast can quickly go bust if you fail to follow a few simple rules.
Condensed Jacksonville History
A brief history of Jacksonville, starting with prehistory and moving to the city's founding and up to the modern day.
NE Florida VegFest
Various vegan cooking demonstrations were held for free in the West corner of the park. Chefs and demonstrators included Linda Joy, Adam Graham, Elaine Wheeler, Sean Signmon, Carrie Zarka and David Tran. Dishes included Cheezy Vegan Sausage Rolls, Bomb dot com Brownies, Rainbow Chard Roll-ups, Field to Plate Dishes, Organic, Raw-Vegan Almond Mylk and German Chocolate Cake cookies and a Lemongrass Seitan saute
Aroma's
Aroma's takes a new twist on the traditional cigar bar.
Five Points Theatre
The Five Points Theatre in Jacksonville's Riverside district has a long and storied history dating back to 1927. Notable architect Roy Benjamin designed the theatre, as well as the San Marco Theatre and the historic Florida Theatre.
Shipwreck Island
Adventure Landing's Shipwreck Island is located at 1944 Beach Blvd. in Jacksonville Beach. There's also a location on Blanding Boulevard; however, it does not feature a water park.
State Attorney Angela Corey
Newly elected State Attorney Angela Corey promises sweeping changes in the office of Duval, Clay and Nassau counties' top prosecutor.
Jacksonville RollerGirls
The First Coast's all-female roller derby team seeks fresh meat.
Upcoming Jaguars Free Agents
This living document is designed to keep you up-to-date with the contract situations involving Jaguars' players. Following the new CBA (Collective Bargaining Agreement), players are eligible to become free-agents following four years of service
Attractions Near Jacksonville
Attractions in Jacksonville's neighboring cities and towns.
MOSH - The Museum of Science and History
MOSH is a multi-level interactive museum with a little something for everyone, particularly children and teenagers interested in science. The museum is located at 1025 Museum Circle on the Southbank of the St. John's River -- between San Marco and Downtown Jacksonville
Jacksonville Zoo Summer Programs
Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens hosts annual "Zoo Camps" for kids when school is out of session. The camps
A Nighttime View
Enjoy images of downtown Jacksonville, including views of the skyline overlooking the mighty St. Johns River, Hemming Plaza and Treaty Oak Park.
Bistro Aix San Marco Review
Review of Bistro Aix, a French-styled restaurant located in Jacksonville's historic San Marco district.
Hemming Plaza
Hemming Plaza opened in 1857, designated as a public square by Jacksonville founder Isaiah Hart. It was
Matthew's - San Marco
Jacksonville's only four-diamond, four-star restaurant swanks up San Marco.
One Ocean Nears Completion
Atlantic Beach's former Sea Turtle Inn has undergone a massive renovation and reemerged as One Ocean, Jacksonville and the Beaches' only full-service, oceanfront resort.
Meet the Jaguars' New Coach
Following an extensive search process conducted by Jaguars GM Gene Smith, as well as Shahid Khan, the team's new owner, the Jaguars pulled the trigger and hired Mike Mularkey, former Atlanta Falcons' offensive coordinator.
August 2008 Events
The Big Cats hit the preseason field, families hit the water, Kenny Chesney hits the local stage and runners hit the beaches. Plus, locals celebrate a major milestone for women and raise a toast to Jacksonville's four-legged friends.
Three Layers Cafe Zen Garden
Three Layers, a cafe and coffee shop in Springfield, features an outdoor Zen Garden complete with a resident bunny named Bugsy.
Top 10 Employers in Jax
A quick look at the top 10 employers in Jacksonville, Florida by number of employees.
Microtel Inn & Suites near JIA
Students at Savannah College of Art and Design-Atlanta created the hotel chain's new interior design being launched nationwide.
June 2008 Events
Sea shells, super heroes and homegrown Southern rock take center stage in the River City in June.
Jaguars First Round Picks
Part one of this list contains draft picks from a much-better era in Jaguars football. From 1995 to 2000, the Jaguars, for the most part, drafted very well and were able to field a competitive product. Here's a look at the team's draft picks from Tony Boselli to R. Jay Soward
Welcome to the Florida Theatre
Take a pictoral tour of the lavish Florida Theatre, once the largest of Jacksonville's 1920s movie palaces, and one of just four remaining high-style movie theatres built in Florida during that period.
Jacksonville Election Results
Jacksonville has long been considered a conservative city, and the results of recent presidential elections back that up. Like all cities, some areas are more traditionally Republican while other areas are traditionally Democratic.
Mom's Park Photo Gallery
Mom's Park in Riverside is dedicated to the memory of Patricia Austin, late wife of former Jacksonville mayor Ed Austin. Patricia, who enjoyed taking strolls in the area near the canal adjacent to the park, died in a car accident 1996.
1995 Jacksonville Jaguars Season Review
It was, by some accounts, a miracle that Jacksonville was granted the 30th football franchise in the NFL. It was at the very least an upset.
Historic St. James Building
Enjoy images of downtown Jacksonville, including views of the skyline overlooking the mighty St. Johns River, Hemming Plaza and Treaty Oak Park.
Jax Film Festival 2008
The Sixth Annual Jacksonville Film Festival rolls out the red for local and traveling film buffs and for Hollywood itself. Heroes star Ali Larter and Waylon Payne, who played Jerry Lee Lewis in the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line make special appearances. Industry pros share their expertise. Parties keep the downtown skyline lit up into the night. And, with a savvy new leader at the helm, the event takes on an international flair.
Mom's Park
Mom's Park is a small park in Riverside dedicated to the memory of Patricia Austin, late wife of former Jacksonville mayor Ed Austin, who died in 1996.
Christmas Day Restaurants
Sometimes Christmas dinner cooking goes terribly wrong, and sometimes you don't feel like starting the process in the first place. If you aren't up for a meal at home this Christmas, you're in luck. A handful of high-quality restaurants are open on Christmas Day in Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Jaguars - Season by Season
A detailed look at the history of the Jacksonville Jaguars, with season by season recaps and records, from the inaugural 1995 season to the most recent season. Relive the best and worst moments in Jaguars' history.
Boone Park Photo Gallery - Avondale
Boone park is located in Jacksonville's Avondale district. The land was donated to the city of Jacksonville by William E. Boone in 1926.
Colleges in Jacksonville, Florida
A quick look at some of the institutions of higher learning in Jacksonville, Florida.
Bo's Coral Reef
Bo's Coral Reef made history as Duval County's first gay bar.
The Twisted Martini
The Twisted Martini brings a South Beach style to Northeast Florida's club scene.
Thanksgiving Restaurants
Each year, millions of Americans choose to eat out for Thanksgiving rather than prepare a traditional feast at home, or visit family. While there are a number of reasons for this, the fact remains that some families will be looking for an alternative option. On Thanksgiving Day 2012, there are a handful of Jacksonville restaurants offering special Thanksgiving feasts.
Art Walk Photo Gallery
Art Walk is an event held Downtown the first Wednesday of every month -- rain or shine. Art Walk includes musicians, local artists, crafts and more.
FCCJ Offers New Degrees
Florida Community College at Jacksonville announces three new bachelor degrees in Nusing, Computer Networking and Supervision and Management.
Jacksonville's WinterFEST
Dreaming of a White Christmas? Will there be snow in Jacksonville this year? With projected lows in 40-degree range, the First Coast is unlikely to receive snowfall this Winter. Historical trends tend to agree, as the city of Jacksonville hasn't seen significant snow since December 1989 - with the exception of a few small flurries that quickly melted away
Jacksonville Journey
Jacksonville leaders turn to the faith community to help reduce crime and save our city's youth.
June 2012 Events
The merry month of June (or is that May?) doesn't feature a whole lot of special events in the River City, but next month should be more eventful for Jacksonville residents.
Northbank Riverwalk
Enjoy images of downtown Jacksonville, including views of the skyline overlooking the mighty St. Johns River, Hemming Plaza and Treaty Oak Park.
2005 Jaguars Season in Review
The Jaguars 2005 season is generally seen as one of success, although the club was knocked out of the playoffs in the Wild Card round by the New England Patriots.
New Years Eve Events
A list of activities and things to do in Jacksonville for New Years Eve. Be there to say goodbye to 2011 and hello to 2012 with your neighbors, family and friends.
Jaguars 2011 Schedule
Although the status of the 2011 NFL season is a bit unclear due to the labor lockout, the planned schedule for the season has been released. The Jacksonville Jaguars open up at home against the Tennessee Titans.
Meet the Jaguars Draft Picks
In April 2012, the Jaguars completed their first draft under new owner Shad Kahn and new head coach Mike Mularkey. Let's take a look at the Jags' 2012 draft picks, who will hopefully help the team reach the playoffs this season and beyond.
Boone Park
Boone park is located in Jacksonville's Avondale district. The land was donated to the city of Jacksonville by William E. Boone in 1926.
Riverside Park Photo Gallery
Photo gallery of Riverside park in Jacksonville, Florida, located at the corner of Park and Post St. near the Fuller-Warren bridge.
Jaguars 2002 Season in Review
The 2002 NFL season marked the end of an era for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as the 2003 season would bring a new head coach and a new philosophy.
Burrito Gallery Review
Read a restaurant review of Burrito Gallery, a casual dining Mexican grill located in Downtown Jacksonville, FL.
Brown Whatley Park Gallery
Brown Whatley Park is dedicated to the memory of Brown and Marion Whatley, notable Jacksonville residents who died in 1982.
Downtown Jacksonville Skyline
Enjoy images of downtown Jacksonville, including views of the skyline overlooking the mighty St. Johns River, Hemming Plaza and Treaty Oak Park.
Epic Surf Ministries
They're not just surfing for fun. They're using their passion to reach the surf and skate culture for Christ.
Meet Gus Bradley
A round-up at the Jaguars changes and what to look for in the future.

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