The food hall craze appears to have taken urban Jacksonville by storm. Late to a foody trend that has exploded nationally over the last decade, here are six adaptive reuse projects proposed in and around Downtown Jacksonville that could include food hall components.
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Successful urban revitalization projects of all scopes and sizes rely on a simple three-pronged principle: the clustering of complementing uses within a compact setting. It's a tried and true formula for bringing life to urban streets that doesn't rely on massive new developments. Read More
Established in 1852 as Jacksonville's primary burial grounds, the Old City Cemetery is one of the most overlooked and underrated historic sites in city's Urban Core. Here's a quick photo tour highlighting the who's who of early Jacksonville's economic, cultural and social development resting at Old City. Read More
Jaxlore is a column by Bill Delaney on the folklore, urban legends and local traditions of Jacksonville and the First Coast. Today we look at a phenomenon once visible along an unpaved St. Johns County road for decades: the Ghost Light of Greenbriar Road. Read More
