Parking attendant Valerie Frazier with her Mother's Day display | Jessica Palombo, Jacksonville Today

The patio area at Dorothy's Downtown will serve as a third dining area. It is decorated with a tropical floral mural and has overhead curtains to provide shade. | Dan Macdonald, Jacksonville Daily Record

The city of St. Augustine celebrated the legacy of George & Ollie Smith with the opening of a park adjacent to their Lincolnville home on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024. George, and his late wife Ollie, welcomed people into their home during the Freedom Summer demonstrations in 1964. | Will Brown, Jacksonville Today

James Weldon Johnson Park has been digitized as part of a "New Jax City" world that was created in Minecraft Education to spur Jacksonville students to learn about coding and urban planning. | Will Brown, Jacksonville Today

Shad Khan's shipyards project, including the Four Seasons hotel and residences, is due for $25.8 million in incentives. | Jacksonville Daily Record

The historic Ambassador Hotel is at 420 North Julia St. | Google

Haskell near space on the Downtown Southbank. | Haskell via the Jacksonville Daily Record

The new CSX headquarters signs are digital boards featuring technology that allows them to change colors and display moving images. | Ric Anderson, Jacksonville Daily Record

Forsyth Street has been reduced to one lane in front of the Florida Theatre in Downtown Jacksonville. | Michelle Corum, Jacksonville Today

Lily Grabb, the owner of Lily’s Asian-American Food, says her menu is based on her mother’s recipes. | Dan Macdonald, Jacksonville Daily Record

Adams Street, along with Forsyth Street, will soon become a two-way street. | Google

The former Park View Inn at 901 N. Main St., bordered by Main, State, Ocean and Orange streets. | Jacksonville Daily Record

A mannequin in a crewmember's jacket seems to point to a handmade model of the USS Orleck in a former berthing area of the veteran Navy destroyer. | Dan Scanlan, Jacksonville Today

A rendering of the renovated Marriott Jacksonville Downtown shows the greatroom check-in area. | Jacksonville Daily Record

An illustration shows The HUB on Riverside Avenue, anchored by Southern Grounds coffee shop, the Sky Bar and an Alder & Oak restaurant. | Jacksonville Daily Record

The Jacksonville Planning Commission endorsed a plan to rezone parcels at 901, 937 and 940 N. Main St. to allow a mix of office, commercial retail and service establishments. | Google via Jacksonville Daily Record

An illustration shows the Jacksonville Armada soccer stadium in Downtown Jacksonville. The team plans to break ground on the stadium this year and begin play there in 2025. | Jacksonville Daily Record

Super Food & Brew is closing at 11 E. Forsyth St. in the 11 East apartment building. | David Crumpler, Jacksonville Daily Record

Decca Live is a live music and entertainment venue that will open Jan. 31 at 323 East Bay St. | Jacksonville Daily Record

An illustration shows the planned UF campus near Prime Osborn Convention Center.

Matt and Lindsay Moberg opened The Mini Market at 233 N. Hogan St. It is in the former space of Back to the Grind Downtown coffee shop. | Ric Anderson, Jacksonville Daily Record