March 12, 2024
Emerald Trail project to receive $147 million in federal money
U.S. Reps. Aaron Bean and John Rutherford say the trail has the potential to be a catalyst for economic development.
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U.S. Reps. Aaron Bean and John Rutherford say the trail has the potential to be a catalyst for economic development.
UF Health broke ground Wednesday on a Durbin Park hospital that it expects to open in late 2025.
Stephen Joost and Bernard De Raad are partnering on new full-service, coastal restaurant concepts.
Building permits for single-family homes declined in 2023, but they outpaced the years before the pandemic.
Yawn appears on the Bravo series “Below Deck Mediterranean.” She also has planned a restaurant in LaVilla.
Jim Jones III will close Jim’s Place on Jan. 1 due to health reasons.
The Downtown Investment Authority now wants to weigh in on a new, more expensive deal for the redevelopment project.
Cereal Bar would be open until 3 p.m. for breakfast and lunch and then reopen from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. for live music.
The Pearl Street District is the first phase of apartments, retail, restaurants and outdoor space that Gateway Jax plans to develop Downtown.
The owners spent $1 million to renovate the buffet, which now offers Asian and Southern cuisines.
Limoncello Ristorante serves lighter, less expensive Italian fare inspired by owner Marcello Villani’s mother.
City Council still must approve the proposal, which would allow open consumption along the Northbank and Southbank Riverwalks.
The menu at Cordova Coastal Chophouse & Bar is the expected chophouse fare – steaks, fish and seafood. Managers say the niche was unfilled in St. Augustine.
The Mayor’s Budget Review Committee approved a deadline extension through June 30, 2024. The recommendation now goes to City Council.
Pink Salt owner Richard Robinson thought he’d close the San Marco restaurant when he opened in Lakewood. Then he realized the two serve different clientele.
Co-founder Chad Munsey has been in the restaurant business most of his life. He aimed to improve on the old model of low wages and long hours.
1928 Cuban Bistro has five locations and expects to open a sixth in Fleming Island by January.
The 5,246-square-foot oceanfront home is the most expensive ever sold in Duval County.
Owner Bobby Reynolds cited the inability to retain and hire staff and Downtown’s “homeless situation” as reasons he is closing after three years.
Cinco de Mayo opened its first locaion in the Jacksonville Landing in 2007.
A total of 1,358 building permits were issued for single-family homes in Northeast Florida in August, the best month so far in 2023
The merger results in two name changes. Flagler Health+ is now known as UF Health St. Johns, and Flagler Hospital is now UF Health Flagler Hospital.
An architectural review committee voted this week to approve plans for the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club to modernize and expand.
Shad Khan’s development company, Iguana Investments Florida, plans to redevelop the property as a boutique resort hotel.