Ostrich carts, Ax Handle Saturday, 'that' Consolidation moment, and Hurricane Irma: photography has captured some of the best and worst scenes in Jacksonville history. Today, the Jaxson takes a look at the stories behind four of the city's most famous images. Read More
The national trend of declining church attendance has finally impacted Downtown Jacksonville. Struggling to maintain 1.5 million square feet of space, the First Baptist Church approved plans to sell off nine blocks of its urban campus in order to survive. Here's a closer look at the properties coming on the market. Read More
Suffering from congestion and gridlock, Orange County, Florida wants to succeed where Nashville, Atlanta and Vancouver have recently failed by passing a transportation sales tax. Read More
The Jaxson Magazine takes a before and after tour of Downtown Jacksonville's Ed Austin State Attorney's Office. Dating back to the 1930s, the massive structure served as Downtown Jacksonville's U.S. Post Office and Courthouse. Read More
