San Marco News

A familiar name in the hotel industry helped provide some firsts for Jacksonville July 2 when it opened the doors to its latest concept on the Southbank.

WILL DICKEY/The Times-Union A new steeple is lifted onto the sanctuary of Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church on June 25.

A church that had its sanctuary destroyed by fire takes a big step forward in the rebuilding process.

Submitted by rocker419 on Thu, 06/18/2009 - 08:19. The Motorcycle group ABATE is putting on a benefit this Saturday for the families of the Ed White kids who were involved in that I-295 crash a few weeks ago.

A man wanted in connection to the robberies of three local banks in just a matter of a few days was captured in Central Florida on Thursday.

A section of Interstate 95 has been closed overnight for construction work, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

For one San Marco development and a Downtown business, the response from the members of the Downtown Design Review Board of the Jacksonville Economic Development Commission was positive and means the two can take their next respective steps toward success.

Published May 27, 2009 Quote A stunning new professional building emerging in the heart of Jacksonville's upscale South Bank business community.

Tomorrow in Jacksonville, you'll have the chance to meet a man who has coached literally hundreds of thousands of people to run.

Much to the delight of many people who live in one San Marco neighborhood, the state has decided to close River Oaks Road where it crosses the railroad tracks.

Two partners from Jacksonville Beach''s Eleven South Bistro local caterer Liz Grenamyer are working together to open a restaurant in Avondale.

Why join? Where Jacksonville listens live for severe weather and breaking news Listen Live I'm often called cynical.

Two controversial proposals with widespread community opposition are both expected to be taken off the table by the Jacksonville City Council tonight.

One of Jacksonville's oldest and busiest stretches of interstate highway will be torn down and rebuilt over the next few years, according to plans by the Florida Department of Transportation.

Submitted by Larry Hannan on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 20:31. Kenneth Barnes jokes that Interstate 95 is getting so close to his backyard that he can read the license plates of the cars as they drive past.

Submitted by Larry Hannan on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 12:12. The Florida Department of Transportation will be hosting a public meeting tonight to discuss one of the most one of the most expensive downtown construction projects in Jacksonville history .

A fight over rezoning a piece of San Marco residential property to allow offices has grown into an effort by some residents to possibly remove their City Council representative.

One of the most heavily traveled roads in Jacksonville is structurally deficient and will be torn down and replaced, a five-year project that will continue to snarl traffic downtown on Interstate 95.

To celebrate their 25th anniversary, a San Marco restaurant rolled back their prices to 1985.

This spring marks the 40th anniversary of writer and artist Eric Carle's publication of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." To celebrate, we asked young readers to show us their interpretations of the charming crawler who now lives inside 29 million books around the world.