Jacksonville Daily Record

By The City of Jacksonville
May 26, 2015

Five names added to Veterans Memorial Wall

Five names were added to the Veterans Memorial Wall during the city's annual Memorial Day observance Monday.The new names etched in the wall are: Byron J. Plapp, Army; Francisco M. Castillo, Army; Melvin L. Dallas III, Air Force; Keith M. Lisante, Navy; and Shawn P. McCann, Army.

News

By Matt Dixon
May 26, 2015

Racial tensions, money fueled battle that almost led to government shutdown in 1992

As the clock ticked closer to midnight, lawmakers became more anxious.A six-month legislative session featuring near fist fights, budget vetoes and intense racial politics was winding down, yet they still had not figured out how to keep the lights on.

Government

By Matt Dixon
May 26, 2015

Governor's office considered pulling 'freedom of speech' provision from rules for state buildings

Gov. Rick Scott’s office considered pulling the “freedom of speech” provision from rules that govern the use of state buildings, according to a draft document considered by administration attorneys.

Government

Daily Record Staff
May 26, 2015

Development today: GE Oil & Gas receives permit for $6M build-out

The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the city and other agencies.

Government

Mark Basch
May 25, 2015

Stein Mart earnings lower than expected

Stein Mart Inc. last week reported lower-than-expected first-quarter earnings, in part because of interest expenses related to a special dividend paid to shareholders in February.

Columnists

By Carole Hawkins
May 25, 2015

Homebuyers often unaware of illegal contracts

When a TV ad shows a man in a lab coat promoting a new prescription drug, viewers realize the “doctor” is being paid to recommend it.

Real Estate

Mark Basch
May 25, 2015

'All the news is really good' in unemployment report

Jacksonville’s unemployment rate dropped in April, with a pickup in construction activity helping to add jobs in the region.

Business

Max Marbut
May 25, 2015

50 years ago: Sheriff requests funds to hire more officers

Sheriff Dale Carson secured the support of West Duval business owners and a school principal in his plea to the Budget Commission for additional funds to hire more county police officers.

Columnists

By Jamie W. Karpman
May 25, 2015

Bar Bulletin: Strong network is key to success

As attorneys, we constantly hear the buzzwords “professionalism,” “networking” and “rainmaking” and are told that if we do these “things” we will achieve success in our careers.

Daily Record Staff
May 25, 2015

Lawyer snapshot: Philip S. Kinney

Name: Philip S. KinneyAge: 44Family: 9-year-old daughter, Reese

By Kathy Para
May 25, 2015

Pro bono spotlight: To see client overcome is 'amazing feeling'

Pro bono attorney Ericka Curran recently achieved a life-changing result for a disabled, immigrant client.

Daily Record Staff
May 25, 2015

Candidates for Jacksonville Bar Association Young Lawyers Section Board of Governors

Online voting for the 2015-16 Young Lawyers Board of Governors election began today and ends at 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, June 3.

Karen Brune Mathis
May 25, 2015

Jacksonville 'high priority' for company that bought Tradeport property

Jacksonville is a high-priority market for the investor that bought Flagler Development’s Jacksonville International Tradeport property.It might buy more.Evergreen Industrial Properties,...

Government

By Carole Hawkins
May 25, 2015

GreenPointe gets OK for 2,278-home community in northern St. Johns County

GreenPointe Communities LLC has received approval for a 2,278-home master-planned community in St. Johns County, the company announced Friday.It is one of the largest projects to be approved in Northeast Florida in recent years, said Chris Kuhn, GreenPointe’s vice president of land development.

Government

Karen Brune Mathis
May 22, 2015

Intuition Ale Works near sports complex could open in early 2016

Jacksonville’s stadium district is preparing to tap into Intuition Ale Works.Auld & White Contractors LLC applied for a permit to renovate almost 20,000 square feet of the 929 E. Bay St. building into a craft brewery and taproom at a cost of $3.5 million.

Columnists

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Five names added to Veterans Memorial Wall

Racial tensions, money fueled battle that almost led to government shutdown in 1992

Governor's office considered pulling 'freedom of speech' provision from rules for state buildings

Development today: GE Oil & Gas receives permit for $6M build-out

Stein Mart earnings lower than expected

Homebuyers often unaware of illegal contracts

'All the news is really good' in unemployment report

50 years ago: Sheriff requests funds to hire more officers

Bar Bulletin: Strong network is key to success

Lawyer snapshot: Philip S. Kinney

Pro bono spotlight: To see client overcome is 'amazing feeling'

Candidates for Jacksonville Bar Association Young Lawyers Section Board of Governors

Jacksonville 'high priority' for company that bought Tradeport property

GreenPointe gets OK for 2,278-home community in northern St. Johns County

Intuition Ale Works near sports complex could open in early 2016

Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County to expand services in Family Birth Place

City permits $33 million LECOM medical school project at Jacksonville University

Onicx Group permitted to build $8.6 million Seven Pines medical office building

Conviva Senior Primary Care opens three medical centers in Jacksonville

Mayo Clinic in Florida seeks permit for almost $19 million project

Circulation Verification Council

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