The tradition of fireworks at 121 Financial Ballpark will continue this year.
The City Commission voted unanimously to enter into a contract to purchase 10 acres along the historic waterway for $1.2 million.
Plans for the space include a parking lot, trails, boardwalks, kayak landings, pavilions and restrooms.
New members are Brian Bucher, Jill Davis, Teneya Gholston, Timothy Johnson, Emily Rhodin, Lindsey Riggs, Khwaja Shaik and Brian Wolfburg.
This phase includes the opening of the 4D Theater, carousel, train, and animal feedings with each ticket.
Work is targeted to begin this fall.
Summer and/or year-round jobs are available.
The fourth floor of the Main Library also will reopen, while 14 libraries continue curbside pickup of holds.
In a private class over YouTube, fans will learn how to perfect The Perfect Bo’s Baseball Cut Steak Sliders.
Everyone who donates will receive a free T-shirt.
All guests are required to wear face masks, which will be available for purchase for $1 for those who don't already have one.
The acres eventually will be sold to add to the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve.
The Women's Giving Alliance grant will fund a program administrator and care manager for Rethreaded.
The city of Jacksonville plans to apply for public infrastructure funds.
This marshland is within the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve.
All book returns are open and curbside pickup of holds continues at selected locations.
Enrichment Camp, which starts June 15, is being offered at no cost.
The procession will begin at 11 a.m. Sunday from the steps of City Hall.
These picturesque settings are inviting but contain hidden dangers, according to officials.
As outrage over George Floyd’s death spilled out in U.S. cities, a Florida 12-year-old sings of his and other black youths’ fears.
During a news conference, Mayor Lenny Curry shared plans for opening community pools during the 2020 season.
Mayor Curry announced that 5 pools will open on June 8. Pool hours are Monday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
The City of Jacksonville and local media group MadMen Marketing have been recognized by The Telly Awards with two silver-level awards.
The City of Jacksonville sponsored drive-thru testing site has discontinued operations at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.
City of Jacksonville is hosting a virtual Memorial Day Observance on May 25, to honor the brave men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Encourage visitors and staff to adhere to social distancing to maintain a safe distance of 6 feet from other individuals.
FEMA has received the subgrant application for the City of Jacksonville’s Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park boardwalk repair.
Pursuant to Executive Order 11988 and 44 CFR Part 9.12, final notice is hereby given of FEMA’s intent to provide funding for this project.
UPDATE: At this time we will not be opening registration for Summer Camp due to the current State of Emergency.
You are encouraged to complete these simple preparations before hurricane season begins on June 1st.
The Governor and his entire team are taking action every day in Jacksonville by expanding testing, protecting our most vulnerable workers.
The legislation allocates nearly $160 million in Federal CARES Act funds to provide relief to citizens and support response to COVID-19.
This legislation also covers funding Additional Coronavirus Testing Sites.
Jacksonville City made repairs to seven marbles benches and will make repairs to balustrade along the St. Johns River at Memorial Park.
Mayor Lenny Curry announced that beaches and parks throughout Duval County will reopen Friday, April 17, 2020 at 5 p.m., with restrictions.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has received the subgrant application for the City of Jacksonville’s Loest Road Bridge repair.
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is committing $10 million to help meet the immediate needs of vets who are in financial crisis.
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"For those interested in hosting events, all permits for activities and gatherings in the City have been pulled through the end of March."
The federally-sponsored drive-thru COVID-19 testing site at TIAA Bank Field in parking lot J will expand testing criteria.