John Monsky’s The Eyes of the World Brings History, Music, and Broadway Talent to Jacksonville
Read full article: John Monsky’s The Eyes of the World Brings History, Music, and Broadway Talent to JacksonvilleJacksonville is set to host an unforgettable evening of history, music, and performance as John Monsky presents his acclaimed production The Eyes of the World on September 30th at 7 p.m. at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts. The one-night-only event will benefit Wolfson Children’s Hospital.
Positively JAX: Calling on community to help make ‘Dreams Come True’ for local children with life-threatening illnesses
Read full article: Positively JAX: Calling on community to help make ‘Dreams Come True’ for local children with life-threatening illnessesDreams Come True is getting close to its fundraising goal of $400,000! But they need a little push to get them across the finish line, and that’s where you -- our News4JAX community members -- come in!
LIST: Local Hispanic-owned businesses in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia
Read full article: LIST: Local Hispanic-owned businesses in Northeast Florida and Southeast GeorgiaAs part of our Hispanic Heritage Month coverage, News4JAX is recognizing those in the Hispanic community locally who own businesses!
‘Keep everything fun’: Draw Together Mini Fest brings together art & community
Read full article: ‘Keep everything fun’: Draw Together Mini Fest brings together art & communityDraw Together Jax, formerly known as Drink and Draw Jax, brought artists and community members together Sunday for the first-ever Draw Together Mini Fest.
Florida Fin Fest 2025 Returns to Seawalk Pavilion: Bigger, Better, and Greener
Read full article: Florida Fin Fest 2025 Returns to Seawalk Pavilion: Bigger, Better, and GreenerFlorida Fin Fest is a free two-day Ocean Conservation, Education, and Music Festival happening in Jacksonville Beach, FL on September 12th & 13th, 2025.
Voices of the 904 Ep. 1: The man leading Jacksonville’s Renaissance movement - Part I
Read full article: Voices of the 904 Ep. 1: The man leading Jacksonville’s Renaissance movement - Part ILarry Wakefield Jr.— better known as DJ Larry Love — kicks off "Voices of the 904" by sharing his “Year of the Creative” vision, personal journey, and mission to spark Jacksonville’s Renaissance Era.
Voices of the 904 Ep. 1: The man leading Jacksonville’s Renaissance movement - Part II
Read full article: Voices of the 904 Ep. 1: The man leading Jacksonville’s Renaissance movement - Part IIPart two of episode one of “Voices of the 904” features DJ Larry Love, the cultural creative behind R&B Mostly, “The Pop-Out” concert series, and more.
The Eyes of the World: Experience the Final Months of WWII Through Music, Film, and History
Read full article: The Eyes of the World: Experience the Final Months of WWII Through Music, Film, and HistoryThe Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s Hospital is proud to present The Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts. This extraordinary, one-night-only event will benefit Wolfson Children’s Hospital, making it an unforgettable evening of history, music, and purpose.
904 Walk Club gets members moving across the First Coast
Read full article: 904 Walk Club gets members moving across the First CoastJacksonville’s 904 Walk Club is bringing people together for fun, fitness, and friendship. Founded by Hakim and Troy, the club encourages everyone to get outside, explore the city, and enjoy walking in a welcoming group.
Introducing ‘Voices of the 904,’ a new series telling the stories of people changing Jacksonville’s social scene
Read full article: Introducing ‘Voices of the 904,’ a new series telling the stories of people changing Jacksonville’s social scene“Voices of the 904″ is here. It’s News4JAX’s latest digital series showcasing the stories of under-the-radar movers and shakers in the 904.
Facing divorce stress? Ep. 3 of Split Happens breaks down alimony and financial fears
Read full article: Facing divorce stress? Ep. 3 of Split Happens breaks down alimony and financial fearsSplit Happens is more than just legal talk—it’s a safe space to get informed, feel seen, and take control of what’s next. Whether you’re in the middle of a split or just preparing for possibilities, this podcast brings clarity to the chaos. Split Happens is the official podcast of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, a Jacksonville, Florida–based law firm specializing in divorce and family law.
Paris Richardson, representing Florida, makes top 5 in Miss America pageant
Read full article: Paris Richardson, representing Florida, makes top 5 in Miss America pageantJacksonville native 23-year-old Paris Richardson hit the stage last night representing Florida in the Miss America pageant, taking home the second runner-up title.
Healing on the water: How one veteran found peace through surfing and support
Read full article: Healing on the water: How one veteran found peace through surfing and supportFor Navy and Army veteran Leslie De La Serna, the toughest battles didn’t end in Afghanistan — they began when he got home. Now the Wounded Warrior Project is helping him heal those wounds.
Share your favorite spots: Celebrate the rich history of the River City with 904 Day in Jacksonville
Read full article: Share your favorite spots: Celebrate the rich history of the River City with 904 Day in JacksonvilleSept. 4 in Jacksonville is known as 904 Day, a day named after our area code (904, of course) that really makes you want to scream “DUUUVAL!”
St. Augustine’s Prince Road Container House ranks in top 5% of US Airbnbs
Read full article: St. Augustine’s Prince Road Container House ranks in top 5% of US AirbnbsThe Prince Road Container House currently holds a near-perfect 4.98-star Airbnb rating, solidifying its place as both a destination and a work of art.
JSO shares warning for families after 5-year-old’s solo adventure to Chick-fil-A
Read full article: JSO shares warning for families after 5-year-old’s solo adventure to Chick-fil-AJSO shared a video on social media of the case from a few weeks ago, where a 5-year-old boy named William wandered away from home and made his way to Chick-fil-A on his own.
Dog Days of Summer Pet Supply Drive to support Humane Society of Camden County
Read full article: Dog Days of Summer Pet Supply Drive to support Humane Society of Camden CountyDonations are being collected weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.), now through Friday, Sept. 19, at Sparklight’s retail location at 220 E. King Ave. in Kingsland.
News4JAX’s Melanie Lawson, Erik Avanier honored at Ken Knight Awards for making a difference in Jacksonville
Read full article: News4JAX’s Melanie Lawson, Erik Avanier honored at Ken Knight Awards for making a difference in JacksonvilleThe Ken Knight Awards is bringing a night of Black excellence and celebration for the Jacksonville media professionals making a difference in the community.
Positively JAX: The KING Foundation offers guidance, grace to children facing loss
Read full article: Positively JAX: The KING Foundation offers guidance, grace to children facing lossJacksonville nonprofit The KING Foundation is making a powerful difference for children who have lost a parent. Founded by Ciara Quaintance after the death of her son King’s father, the organization provides vital support to young lives changed in an instant.
News4JAX partners with 1010 XL for Friday Night Lights on News4JAX+
Read full article: News4JAX partners with 1010 XL for Friday Night Lights on News4JAX+News4JAX is proud to announce a new partnership with 1010 XL 92.5 FM Jacksonville Sports Radio for a brand-new streaming show: Friday Night Lights on News4JAX+.
Ken Knight Awards honor Black media professionals making a difference in Jacksonville
Read full article: Ken Knight Awards honor Black media professionals making a difference in JacksonvilleThe Ken Knight Awards is bringing a night of Black excellence and celebration for the Jacksonville media professionals making a difference in the community.
Labor Day Weekend with the Shrimp: Honey Drippers Weekend, Military Appreciation Night, Swiftie Night & Fireworks
Read full article: Labor Day Weekend with the Shrimp: Honey Drippers Weekend, Military Appreciation Night, Swiftie Night & FireworksWhether it’s Thirsty Thursday, a Taylor Swift sing-along, or SouthPaw’s big birthday, this Labor Day weekend is the perfect chance for fans to celebrate summer with the Jumbo Shrimp — and gear up for a historic playoff run in Jacksonville.
Veteran moves back into St. Augustine home after getting help from local groups who made it livable again
Read full article: Veteran moves back into St. Augustine home after getting help from local groups who made it livable againAfter a difficult year, disabled Marine veteran Sgt. Roy Wilbur is excited to sleep in his own bed and cook in his new kitchen.
Redevelopment efforts transform eyesores along Arlington Expressway, breathe new life into Jacksonville community
Read full article: Redevelopment efforts transform eyesores along Arlington Expressway, breathe new life into Jacksonville communityThe Arlington Expressway, Downtown Jacksonville’s connection to East Arlington, has long been associated with blight due to old, abandoned office buildings. However, recent redevelopment efforts are bringing new hope to the neighborhood.
Arlington’s Rattlesnake Conservancy transforms fear into understanding through hands-on training
Read full article: Arlington’s Rattlesnake Conservancy transforms fear into understanding through hands-on trainingAt Tree Hill Nature Center, The Rattlesnake Conservancy transforms fear into understanding through hands-on training, teaching hundreds annually to safely handle these misunderstood creatures while advocating for their vital role in Florida's ecosystem.
Jacksonville University programs take flight, drive innovation, and train the next generation
Read full article: Jacksonville University programs take flight, drive innovation, and train the next generationJacksonville University is growing — and three of its signature programs show how the school is preparing students for the careers of tomorrow. From science and technology to aviation and healthcare, JU leaders say the university is aligning with community needs and industry demand.
The Regency Mall: Once an Arlington retail giant, this landmark is now headed toward a new horizon
Read full article: The Regency Mall: Once an Arlington retail giant, this landmark is now headed toward a new horizonOnce a bustling retail hub and social hotspot, Arlington’s Regency Square Mall now stands as a shadow of its former self. But city leaders and developers are looking toward a future that could bring new life to the aging property.
Jacksonville University: An educational anchor with rich history in the Arlington community
Read full article: Jacksonville University: An educational anchor with rich history in the Arlington communityJacksonville University has been part of the city’s story for more than 90 years. Founded in 1934 during the Great Depression, the private university has grown from a small two-year college downtown into a thriving campus on the banks of the St. Johns River.
College Park brings Winn-Dixie, homegrown shops to revived Arlington hub
Read full article: College Park brings Winn-Dixie, homegrown shops to revived Arlington hubJWB Real Estate Capital has invested more than $20 million to transform the former Town and Country Shopping Center off Arlington Expressway and University Boulevard.
Arlington rowing club still dedicated to youth competition decades later
Read full article: Arlington rowing club still dedicated to youth competition decades laterThe First Coast Rowing Club is the only public crew team to offer youth rowing in the Arlington neighborhood and has been going strong for 35 years.
Jacksonville’s Norman Studios preserves legacy of early Black cinema
Read full article: Jacksonville’s Norman Studios preserves legacy of early Black cinemaLong before Hollywood embraced diversity, Jacksonville’s Norman Studios was breaking barriers with “race films” that cast Black actors in heroic, leading roles. Now a historical film museum, the studio preserves a powerful and often-overlooked legacy.
Arlington’s claim to fame: Home to Kona, the nation’s oldest skate park
Read full article: Arlington’s claim to fame: Home to Kona, the nation’s oldest skate parkArlington is known for a lot of things — some expected, and some that might surprise you. One of its most unique claims to fame? Housing the oldest operating skate park in the country.
Discover serenity at the Jacksonville Arboretum: A hidden oasis amid Arlington’s urban hustle
Read full article: Discover serenity at the Jacksonville Arboretum: A hidden oasis amid Arlington’s urban hustleThe Jacksonville Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is a place where you can disappear from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhoods and businesses that you traditionally think of in Arlington.
From recreation to property values: How the St. Johns River shapes life in Arlington
Read full article: From recreation to property values: How the St. Johns River shapes life in ArlingtonThe St. Johns River has always been the heart of Jacksonville. In Arlington, it’s more than just a scenic view — it’s part of the community’s identity, shaping property values, recreation, and even the neighborhood’s future.