Jacksonville
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Roaches temporarily close 1 Duval County restaurant; 14 fail inspection
You can use the database to search by county or by restaurant name. Florida's restaurant owners are not required to post restaurant inspection results where guests can see them. So every week, we provide that information for you. ...
JHS and THE PLAYERS team up to keep pets safe this July 4th with tips and discounted adoptions
As July 4th approaches, the Jacksonville Humane Society is partnering with THE PLAYERS Championship to share information for pet owners on how to keep dogs and cats safe and calm during celebrations.
Jacksonville-area restaurant roundup: 7 opened, 1 closed in June
June saw the restoration, renovation, and reopening of a landmark Jacksonville Beach bowling center ― expanded to feature a new two-story restaurant ― that served as a Northeast Florida entertainment destination for about six decades. One-third of a national restaurant chain's Jacksonville-area locations best known for its "World...
Nationwide donut shop chain opening 4,000th 'Next Generation' store in Jacksonville
A popular nationwide donut and coffee shop chain will celebrate the grand opening of its 4,000th "Next Generation" store Tuesday in Jacksonville. At its new restaurant at 3635 Philips Highway, Dunkin' promises an enhanced customer experience via a modern design and innovative technology showcasing its menu of doughnuts, sandwiches, wraps, bagels, muffins coffee,...
The Cereal Box Live! Grand Opening!
The Cereal Box Live is the newest hot spot in town! Live Music Venue, Event Space and Cereal Bar! Yes we have all your favorite cereals, but we also take those cereals and make amazing Donuts, Waffles and Milkshakes! Cinnamon Toast Crunch Donut?! Frosted Flakes and Banana Milkshake?! Coco Puffs Chocolate Waffle?! YES we have them all! Lastly, we are proud to offer an array of HEALTHY fresh fruit smoothies as well! If you’re coming just for the vibes or a sweet treat, the Cereal Box Live is the place to be for the whole family! www.thecerealboxlive.com.
'Very hard decision': Popular Murray Hill pub closes after 7 years
After seven years, an Irish pub in Murray Hill served its final pint of beer and last order of fish and chips on Sunday. The Stout Snug, 1190 Edgewood Ave. S., closed its doors after being sold by its owner, a veteran Jacksonville restauranteur who told the Times-Union that he's taking a hiatus to spend more time with his family. ...
Book Review: These Civil War books will Keep You Busy this Summer
Terri Schlichenmeyer Tribune Correspondent | You’re already familiar with the argument. Chances are, in this contentious climate we live in, you know what it’s like to have a fractured family, or to have to defend your beliefs. So this summer, read about a period in history when war rent the country, pitted brother against brother, righted a very large wrong, and left scars on the land, on people, and on families…
Meet the 3 talented photojournalists who are retiring after a combined 8 decades at News4JAX
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Randy Sell, Kevin Talley, and Mark Clanton — three Channel 4 photojournalists — have covered it all... From the moment Jacksonville landed the Jaguars, to hurricanes targeting the area, from breaking news and the COVID pandemic, to a passenger plane in the St. Johns River, to presidential elections.
Breakfast boom: Jacksonville restaurants scramble to meet breakfast, brunch appetites
When brothers Nick and Zachary Presti recently launched EggBoy — their first-of-a-kind Beaches restaurant specializing in egg-centric sandwiches — they tapped into a growing appetite for breakfast and brunch, both locally and nationwide. The days of breakfast typically being a bowl of cold corn flakes at the kitchen table are long gone. And brunch is no longer just for special occasions or a weekend treat justifying bottomless mimosas. ...
From fiddlers to stones, hermits and blues, the St. Johns River is home to crusty crabs
Special to Jacksonville Florida Times-Union USA TODAY NETWORK. The St. Johns River is a crabby kind of place, meaning that there are a number of crab species other than the popular and personal favorite, the blue crab, present in the river. Most of them are small and often overlooked. Some, like the larger stone crabs are in the river but not in sufficient quantities to make them a commercially viable fishery. While some stone crabs are harvested locally, they are a relatively small quantity when compared to the Florida Gulf Coast and South Florida landings.
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