West Beaver Street, surrounding area create new business district
Embracing that strength is, indeed, found in unity, nearly 350 businesses in a 4.5-square-mile area bisected by West Beaver Street compose the Rail Yard District Business Council, a newly-formed nonprofit. West of I-95 and north of I-10, the area includes neighborhoods such as Mixon Town, New Town, Brooklyn and Lackawanna. At the new council’s May […]
Cecil Field road renamed for prisoners of war, missing in action
Jacksonville City Council took unanimous action May 22 to rename a local road the POW-MIA Memorial Parkway in honor of former prisoners of war and the more than 82,000 servicemen and women still considered missing in action. New World Avenue, which runs from Cecil Field north to Normandy Boulevard, will soon see new signage, which […]
Railroad crossing repairs coordinated with city, FDOT
With more than 30,000 railroad crossings on 21,000 miles of tracks to manage in the United States – including 235 crossings in Duval County – the CSX tie teams are kept busy 24/7. Unless there are incidents that may require immediate attention at a railroad crossing, maintenance is done on a cycle, according to a […]
San Marco couple to serve as Cowford Ball chairs
Jacksonville’s nonprofit community, particularly the American Cancer Society, are happy to have Donna and Tom Beames back in Jacksonville, after being gone from the area for the past eight years. The San Marco couple will serve as the chairs for the 2018 Cowford Ball, and are very familiar with the organization and the event. The […]
A growing family lays down roots, loves living in San Marco
For Scott and Katherine Wohlers, San Marco is their favorite place to be. The young couple is sharing their love for the parks, restaurants, family friendships and sunset views of the St. Johns River with their children. The neighborhoods are where their story begins, a story of a growing family with big dreams and many […]




