ABOUT RIVER CITY LIVE
River City Live showcases the energetic lifestyle of Jacksonville and surrounding areas. The program airs live from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. weekdays on Channel 4. River City Live highlights everything from unique local stories, to steals and deals, fashion, fun contests, local musicians, and anything in between. And be sure to join us on News4JAX+ at 10:15 a.m. for River City Live+. The show connects viewers to amazing restaurants, recipes and local hot spots.
River City Live is not your typical studio broadcast. The show features on-location segments daily and often takes the show on the road. If you're stuck at work and can't tune in, don't sweat it. You can always watch the broadcast live on News4JAX.com.
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Elevate (and caffeinate) your next event with the Her Esppresso Cart
Read full article: Elevate (and caffeinate) your next event with the Her Esppresso CartHer Espresso has been serving the Jacksonville Community for a little over two years. We bring a totally mobile coffee cart experience, creating lattes, Americanos, espresso martinis, matchas, and any yummy espresso-based drink you can think of. They specialize in private catering and do all kinds of events. Inquire on their website to have them at your next event.
Lose the “RBF” and give off a friendlier vibe
Read full article: Lose the “RBF” and give off a friendlier vibeDo your friends or co-workers ask you if you’re angry based on your facial expressions? Learn how to manipulate the muscles of your mouth and turn that frown upside down in this segment with body whisperer Zen Miller. Zen described how releasing anxiety in the lower face and practicing a light smile while at rest can help us look friendlier.