Words by Carson Haines and photos by Tim Gillies It’s quite common during this time of year to hear about a classic and ...

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez & Carmen Macri “I think the greatest thing about parks and entertaining people within a park is that it is accessible to all. You can have people who are unhoused, and ...

By Emily Cannon If you are anything like me, the past few weeks you’ve been sitting on the couch watching the “Quad God” and the United States hockey teams take home the gold. You may have also said, ...

By Carson Haines With Jacksonville’s constant growth and development, it’s no surprise that a new event space is in the works. If you’ve recently driven down Gate Parkway, north of IKEA, there’s a ...

By Ariana Alcantara Uncertainty is a feeling many will avoid by chasing stability. Stability is supposed to come from responsible decisions like going to college, getting a practical degree and ...

By Ambar Ramirez March 6 Harry Styles “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” After a four-year hiatus, THE Harry Styles is back with his fourth studio album. And as the title suggests, it will ...

Words by Carmen Macri Photos by Eli Elmore provided by Captian Dom Last summer, a few days after the Fourth of July, a buddy of mine called with a simple question: “You want to go on a boat?” That was ...

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez I’ve had my fair share of Italian food lately. It’s such a staple cuisine, and there’s just something about living near the beach that makes you crave carbs upon carbs.

Gun Violence, Viral Crowds and the Fragile State of a City’s Entertainment Scene By Teresa Spencer Jacksonville has always sold a particular promise after dark: live music drifting from open doors, ...

By Teresa Spencer Springtime in St. Augustine comes with a soundtrack: the pop of sizzling seafood, laughter in the warm breeze, and the unmistakable aroma of butter, garlic and spices. This March 21 ...

By Teresa Spencer In Jacksonville, there’s a unique way the community comes together that combines two essential things: great food and helping neighbors in need. It’s called Dining Out for Life, and ...

Words by Carmen Macri and Ambar Ramirez Aries This month starts off in a foggy slump, thanks to Mars being a nuisance, but don’t delete your social media just yet. Once the Sun and Mercury both go ...