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Parker’s Kitchen opens first Florida store in Yulee during 50th anniversary

Convenience store and gas station chain Parker’s Kitchen opened its first Florida location Wednesday in Yulee to serve the “fast-growing metro Jacksonville market,” according to a news release from the company.

Yulee, FL · 2d

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Fernandina Beach, FL · 1d

Fernandina Beach families push to keep Ybor Alvarez soccer fields while some commissioners ‘don’t see a path forward’

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. – The Ybor Alvarez soccer complex on Bailey Road fills up most evenings with whistles, music and kids running drills, but its future is now tied to a city budget debate and federal regulations. Fernandina Beach officials say because the fields are on airport property, any...

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Fernandina Beach, FL · 2d

‘We’re a bit stunned’: Fernandina Commissioners vote against buying and saving youth soccer fields

The Fernandina Beach City Commission voted last week against purchasing the Ybor Alvarez property, placing soccer fields used by more than 800 local children in jeopardy of being replaced. City officials attributed the decision to anticipated drops in property tax revenue following the passage of Amendment 3, as reported by Action News Jax.

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9 Old-School Georgia Diners Where Biscuits, Burgers, And Southern Comfort Food Still Rule

One of these Georgia diners serves breakfast inside a restored train depot. Another sits in a building that once worked as a Trailways bus station. I love that the biscuits in this state keep showing up in places built for travelers. The ages are wild too. One spot opened in...

Kingsland, GA · 1d

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‘He loved everybody’: Community remembers Raines High School principal Vincent Hall

Tributes are pouring in across the Duval County community for Raines High School Principal Vincent Hall following his death, which was announced by Duval County Public Schools.

Duval County, FL · 3d

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7 Florida Seafood Buffets Where Snow Crab Legs Keep Coming Until You Tap Out

I have a firm rule about snow crab legs. If someone else is doing the steaming and the refilling, I’m not stopping at one plate. Florida has a surprising number of buffets that treat snow crab legs like a main event instead of a rare treat. One of them even pairs the crab with whole lobster, and it has been feeding hungry crowds for decades.

Florida · 1d

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Jacksonville Council Clears Path for Publix Revival at Normandy and Chaffee

11351 Normandy Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Grocery Development. Jacksonville City Council voted 16-0 to approve a rezoning that puts a grocery-anchored shopping center back on the table for a stretch of West Jacksonville, undoing a 2022 plan that had allowed apartments on the site. The vote covers the property at 11351 Normandy Blvd., where the new entitlements are expected to pave the way for a Publix-anchored development near Chaffee Road.

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Jacksonville men charged in alleged $51M health care fraud scheme involving HIV drugs

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Federal prosecutors announced charges against two men accused of taking part in a Jacksonville health care fraud scheme involving more than 20,000 claims for HIV medication and about $51 million in alleged losses. U.S. Attorney Gregory Kehoe said the scheme targeted Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers...

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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Jacksonville Housing Authority subpoenaed over former CEO's compensation, finances

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The state attorney’s office for Florida’s Fourth Judicial Circuit has issued a subpoena to the Jacksonville Housing Authority, demanding a broad range of records dating back to October 2023. The subpoena, signed by Stephen Siegel on behalf of State Attorney Melissa Nelson, requires the agency to produce documents by Nov. 20, 2026.

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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150-mile garage sale returns Nov. 21

Get ready to shop, sell and explore Florida’s scenic east coast as the Super Scenic 150 Mile Garage Sale returns Saturday, Nov. 21, for its 18th year. Organized by the Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway, Inc., the popular annual event brings thousands of bargain hunters to participating homes, businesses and community locations stretching from Fernandina Beach to Ponce Inlet.

Flagler County, FL · 1d

Action News Jax

U.S. Attorneys say Jacksonville pharmacy owner bilked insurers $51M in meds scheme

A Jacksonville pharmacy owner faces federal charges in an alleged $51 million health care fraud scheme that started with offers of free cellphones. Prosecutors said Thursday that Charlie Griffin III used insurance information collected through the promotions to bill for HIV medications backed by fake diagnoses.

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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Duval voter turnout lowest among urban Florida counties, as statewide turnout soared

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. With 55.1% voter turnout, Duval County had the lowest turnout among Florida’s urban counties in the midterm elections. That’s as voter turnout statewide was 60.9%, the second-highest in the last 30 years. This year’s total was...

Florida · 9h

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Ponte Vedra Beach, FL · 1d

Ponte Vedra Beach Barn Hosts Bulls, Boots & BBQ to Back Young Men's Mentors

Mechanical bull riding, line dancing and barbecue are coming together Friday night at Palm Valley Barn in Ponte Vedra Beach for Bulls, Boots & BBQ, a fundraiser benefiting a local nonprofit that mentors young men. The event runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at the venue located at 531 North Wilderness Trail, according to WJXT News4JAX.

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Jacksonville considers new rules for community gardens and urban farms

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A proposal years in the making is moving forward in Jacksonville, where local farmers and community advocates are pushing for clearer rules to make it easier to grow and sell locally produced food. The proposal, now called the Pathways to Urban Agriculture, was the focus of...

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High school football ‘26: Picking all the winners for opening round playoff games

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High school football season is back and so are our weekly predictions for local games. Each Thursday during the season, News4JAX sports editor Justin Barney will offer his picks on the games. (Indicates playoff seeds). Last week: 3-2. Season: 342-65-1 (.840). Open division playoffs. First round,...

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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WHAT TO DO | Jax Greek Fest; Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair; Fall Record Fair

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. A Greek Festival on the Southside, the Jax Fair on the Westside, and the Fall Record Fair in the Phoenix Arts & Innovation District are What to Do in Jacksonville this weekend. Jax Greek Fest. Friday – Sunday...

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Retiree Lived With A Leaking Roof For Over Three Years Until A Nonprofit Just Arriving In Jacksonville Paid For A Brand New One, Here Is Who Qualifies

For more than three years, rain came through the roof of Celia Judd’s Jacksonville home. The retiree, who lives on a limited income, set out buckets to catch the water, […]

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Baldwin principal fired over gun in car as School Board delays gun policy vote

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. The question of whether Duval Schools employees should be allowed to keep guns in their cars on district property will have to wait a few months for an answer. The Duval County School Board voted Monday to delay...

Duval County, FL · 2d

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State Attorney’s Office subpoenas JTA records, asking if books hid $39 million hole and who knew

State Attorney Melissa Nelson’s office is demanding JTA’s records, and prosecutors aren’t just asking how the agency spent its money.

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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