Born Araminta Ross and known as “the Moses of her people,” Harriet Tubman escaped enslavement and rescued hundreds through a network of safe houses and antislavery activists known as the Underground Railroad. What’s not taught in the local history books is that she served in North Florida during the Civil War, providing intelligence that allowed the Union to capture Jacksonville without a shot. Read More
Developers listened to public feedback and added a new restaurant to the River City Brewing Company development. This move turned a loss into a net gain – but it wouldn't have been necessary if Jacksonville had a publicly vetted master plan for what we hope to see Downtown. Read More
The Museum of Science & History (MOSH) has announced its intent to build a new museum at the former Jacksonville Shipyards property. The new facility would replace current plans to renovate and expand the Museum’s existing structure
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A guest article by Quint Studer, founder of Pensacola's Studer Community Insitute, highlighting the importance of how investing in the little things can lead to great revitalization impact. Read More
