Dancin’ in the Street 2026 – Photo Story
Why Charleston Is One of the South’s Most Romantic Coastal Cities
Charleston, South Carolina has a rare mix of history, waterfront beauty, Lowcountry charm, and quiet moments that make people want to slow down. From live oaks and pastel homes to beaches, gardens, and unforgettable food, here’s why Charleston still feels like one of the South’s most romantic coastal cities.
75 Years of Italian Heritage
The Italian American Club of Jacksonville is celebrating its Diamond Anniversary by hosting FESTA ITALIANA–FREE community festival of all things Italiano Oct. 24th!
The Story Behind the Stories: Meet local author H.R. Burkett
Heather Burkett-Ocasio spent the first four decades of her life in the same South Florida
At 65, She Started the Business She Always Wished Existed – Saturday Journey Society
Annette Spenner is the creator of The Saturday Journey Society, a unique weekly storytelling experience that invites readers to slow down and escape into another world each Saturday morning.
How One Florida Woman Created a Journey You Can Take Without Leaving Home
What began as a simple idea became The Saturday Journey Society—a weekly storytelling experience inspired by the beauty, history, and quiet charm of places like St. Augustine.
Following The Coffee Trail – 1928 Cuban Bistro (Baymeadows)
Our monthly coffee journey brings us onto one of the local Latin staples spread throughout Jacksonville – 1928 Cuban Bistro!
Following The Coffee Trail – Bunny’s Donut Shop
Our monthly coffee journey starts up again with Bunny’s Donut Shop, a recent yet staple donut shop off of Bowden Road!
Renna’s Pizza Celebrates 50 Years of Serving the First Coast
As Renna’s celebrates its 50th anniversary this June, the company remains open to thoughtful growth. However, its top priority is protecting the qualities that have sustained the business for half a century: great food, consistency, dedicated people, and a strong local identity.
A Blue Hour Surprise
This week during the “Blue Hour,” I was out with my camera, but I wasn’t
