A. Philip Randolph Boulevard was once the center of commerce for residents living east of Downtown Jacksonville until a series of public policy decisions resulted in its urban renewal and economic decline of the Eastside neighborhood. Recent talk of a new stadium and mixed-use district surrounding the venue present Jacksonville with the ability to right many long time economic wrongs. Here's a look into the history of this important urban corridor and how, with a little intention and focus, it could be rebirthed to help bring economic prosperity back to Jacksonville's Eastside. Read More
In honor of Pride Month, join The Jaxson's Mike Field and the St. Johns Riverkeeper's Steph Morse on Saturday, June 24 for a guided bike tour of sites and stories from Jacksonville's LGBTQ history. Read More
A virtual walk along the Atlanta BeltLine, one of the largest, most wide-ranging urban redevelopment projects in the country. A 22-mile corridor connecting neighborhoods in Atlanta's urban core, the BeltLine is the most comprehensive revitalization effort ever undertaken in the City of Atlanta. Read More
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