The annual Florida-Georgia football game is one of Jacksonville's oldest and most storied traditions. Dating back to 1915 (or is it 1904?) it has a history that puts most college rivalries to shame. Read More
The 999 toothless spooks of Disney’s Haunted Mansion have nothing on Kingsley Plantation, said to be home to a colorful collection of ghostly residents that includes spectral peacocks, the spirit of Anna Kingsley herself, and 'Old Red Eyes,' just about the least friendly ghost you're ever likely to meet. Join The Jaxson for a look at the folklore surrounding one of Florida's most important historic sites. Read More
If you're the type of person who believes in ghost, ghouls, and goblins, here are few sites in town you might want to avoid this Halloween courtesy of Modern Cities. Read More
In 1974, the Betz family of Jacksonville found a metal orb in the woods of Fort George Island. Over the years, the enigmatic “Betz sphere” has generated speculation about what it is and where it came from - and now has inspired its own podcast dedicated to untangling the mystery. Read More
Quietly, former DIA board member Dane Grey has been pitching a deal for his company to take over city parking in Downtown Jacksonville - and to bring metered parking to Riverside and San Marco. While much of the focus has been centered around downtown, an obvious elephant in the room has been exposed. There has been little to no community engagement to introduce paid parking in neighborhoods outside of downtown, and some businesses, consumers and residents don't want it. Read More
