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By David Chapman and Marilyn Young |
June 17, 2014

A look at the missteps with the water-taxi controversy

When Mayor Alvin Brown’s water taxi team announced Friday that the deal to buy two pontoon boats to preserve the service had fallen through, it was at the end of eight days of rough waters.

Government

By Daily Record Staff |
November 11, 2005

Profile

Janna Thomas: a loan officer at DHI Mortgage

Realty Builder

By Karen Brune Mathis |
January 23, 2018

Reimagined Target store coming to Southside Square

Retailer’s $1.1 million renovation will add digital experiences, new design elements.

Columnists
Mathis Report

By Karen Brune Mathis |
September 28, 2012

JCCI Vision Scan covers 20 years

As Jacksonville Community Council Inc. prepares for the JAX2025 community visioning project, its staff reviewed the hundreds of studies produced throughout the area since Jacksonville Insight was released in 1992.

News

By Karen Brune Mathis |
July 15, 2021

Dun & Bradstreet paid $76.5 million for Town Center Two

The company is relocating its headquarters to Jacksonville from New Jersey.

Real Estate

By Karen Brune Mathis |
September 9, 2024

Publix opening in Harbour Place and closing in Deerwood Village in early October

Both projects are raze-and-rebuilds with the Atlantic Boulevard location reopening after 15 months and the Old Baymeadows Road location closing for demolition and new construction.

Columnists
Mathis Report

By Glenn Tschimpke |
November 30, 2001

City Hall security questioned

Some call the St. James Building that houses City Hall a architectural wonder. To others it represents a gaping security hole.

News

By Sean McManus |
January 30, 2002

Grow smart, NAHB president advises

The man who’s about to take over the nation’s largest building association has some advice for Jacksonville: learn from other boom towns.

News

By Daily Record Staff |
February 14, 2002

Grow smart, NAHB president advises

The man who’s about to take over the nation’s largest building association has some advice for Jacksonville: learn from other boom towns.

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By Karen Brune Mathis |
April 27, 2017

Soon, you'll have no excuse for driving a dirty car

Dirty cars and time management are a big business, and if there’s any doubt, consider the expansion of express car washes...

Business

By Jean Sealey |
August 10, 2004

KB Homes has 'Home From The Heart'

KB Home announced a newest volunteer program supporting those in need throughout Northeast Florida.

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By Joe Wilhelm Jr. |
June 26, 2008

Old friends and new votes

Candidates looking for FOP backing

News

By The News Service of Florida |
May 5, 2015

Appeals court sides with CSX in conductor's death

In a case stemming from a conductor who suffered a fatal heart attack, a divided appeals court Monday sided with CSX Corp. in a dispute about the railroad’s duty to provide medical assistance.

Business

By Max Marbut |
October 8, 2014

Nonprofit news: Electricians support Community Hospice with Fun Shoot

The Duval County Master Electricians Association held its third annual Fun Shoot on Sept. 4 at the Jacksonville Skeet & Trap...

Columnists

By Daily Record Staff |
June 21, 2010

City Notes

• Melissa Ross, host of FM-89.9’s “First Coast Connect,” will receive the 2010 Don Davis Film Finishing Fund $2,000 grant at the Fifth Annual Film Florida Legends Awards tomorrow evening at the WJCT Studios. For tickets, visit www.filmflorida.org.

News

By Glenn Tschimpke |
February 27, 2002

International visitors get lesson in the judicial system

Some of the world’s best and brightest legal minds visited Jacksonville Tuesday to learn about the American judicial system.

News

By Daily Record Staff |
August 3, 2009

Florida Coastal, JU to offer dual degrees in six years

Florida Coastal School of Law and Jacksonville University have announced the two private colleges are combining resources to allow students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and juris doctor degree in one year less than the standard track. The schools announced the program, called a 3/3, will be offered for the first time this fall.

News

By Daily Record Staff |
March 13, 2009

City Notes

During his report to board members of the North Florida TPO, Jacksonville Aviation Authority Chair Jim McCollum...

News

By Daily Record Staff |
January 12, 2007

City Notes

The Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce...

News

By Daily Record Staff |
May 14, 2004

Richmond American builds in OakLeaf

For more than 30 years, Richmond American had been building and financing the American Dream. Now, they are building at Pebble Creek in OakLeaf Plantation.

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A look at the missteps with the water-taxi controversy

Profile

Reimagined Target store coming to Southside Square

JCCI Vision Scan covers 20 years

Dun & Bradstreet paid $76.5 million for Town Center Two

Publix opening in Harbour Place and closing in Deerwood Village in early October

City Hall security questioned

Grow smart, NAHB president advises

Grow smart, NAHB president advises

Soon, you'll have no excuse for driving a dirty car

KB Homes has 'Home From The Heart'

Old friends and new votes

Appeals court sides with CSX in conductor's death

Nonprofit news: Electricians support Community Hospice with Fun Shoot

City Notes

International visitors get lesson in the judicial system

Florida Coastal, JU to offer dual degrees in six years

City Notes

City Notes

Richmond American builds in OakLeaf

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