April 20, 2024
Northeast
Changing channels in Jacksonville
Competition is fading in the Jacksonville TV market. In January, Graham Holdings, owner of independent station WJXT, acquired CW network affiliate WCWJ — leaving Jacksonville's six commercial TV stations in the hands of just three operators.
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Published on 4/26/2017
Northeast Florida: Picking up the pieces
Downtown Jacksonville's changing landscape; after-effects of Hurricane Matthew; and the Blanche Hotel renovation in Lake City.
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Published on 3/28/2017
Charting its course: UF expands the scope and breadth of future plans
UF gets more inclusive with its latest long-term master plan.
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Published on 2/27/2017
British invasion: The Jaguars' London games pay dividends back home
Since Shad Khan bought the team five years ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars have continued to lose on the field, and Khan's real estate development plans in Jacksonville have yet to pay off.
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Published on 1/26/2017
A touch of employment diversity comes to Flagler County
Sara and Tim Hale enjoyed spending their vacations at Hammock Beach in Flagler County, and when they thought about sites for their new technology solutions company, they decided Flagler might be the right spot.
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Published on 12/28/2016
Robot power at Florida Institute for Human & Machine Cognition
For the second time in as many years the Florida Institute for Human & Machine Cognition has turned in a strong showing at an international robotics competition.
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Published on 12/28/2016
New lives: Rescuing women from the sex trade
A Jacksonville non-profit business attempts to rescue women from the sex trade.
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Published on 11/28/2016
Teed up: Web.com drives a brand awareness campaign
As CEO of a technology company looking to grow, David Brown had a problem. People didn't know Web.com existed. “It's here in Jacksonville. It's not in San Francisco, Silicon Valley or New York City,” says Brown.
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Published on 9/28/2016
Looking up: Businesses look north of Jacksonville
Businesses in northeast Florida are beginning to look north of Jacksonville, into Nassau County.
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Published on 8/26/2016
The food network in Jacksonville
A group of Jacksonville businesspeople shares a common bond: Food and networking.
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Published on 7/27/2016
In the shadows: JaxPort's intermodal container transfer facility
Jacksonville's port is riding on a nearly $700-million project, still in limbo, that would deepen the channel.
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Published on 6/28/2016
Good timing: FirstAtlantic is the last community bank in Jacksonville
FirstAtlantic Bank had a big edge over its competitors in the Jacksonville market as the financial crisis began in 2007-08.
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Published on 5/25/2016
All cylinders: St. Johns grows its base beyond tourism
The historic sites of St. Augustine and the golf resorts of Ponte Vedra Beach make tourism a driving force in the St. Johns County economy.
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Published on 4/27/2016
TaboLap makes work on the go easier
Lien Hoang has created TaboLap, a dual-function laptop bag
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Published on 2/26/2016
College credit: FaverGray capitalizes on student housing boom
FaverGray of Jacksonville Beach is cashing in on the boom in student housing across the country. The firm has completed 15 student housing projects representing more than 3.8 million square feet, $239 million in investment and 8,639 beds.
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Published on 1/27/2016
Soft skills: The softer side of 3-D printing
Thomas Angelini has found a way for the printers to make soft, pliable objects.
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Published on 12/28/2015
The teledoctor is in at Crowley Maritime
Crowley Maritime has become the first northeast Florida company to make a telemedicine kiosk available to its employees.
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Published on 11/24/2015
Role models as a tool against crime
A Jacksonville school program hopes mentors can help curtail violence.
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Published on 10/28/2015
Hands on: Jacksonville's Mayor Lenny Curry gets to work
Mayor Lenny Curry faces some tough financial challenges.
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Published on 9/28/2015
Replenishing housing inventory in northeast Florida
A low inventory of homes is prompting a flurry of home building, especially along the beaches.
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Published on 8/27/2015
New-fueled: North Florida reduces its petroleum consumption
A new report has documented dramatic growth in the use of alternative fuels by governments and businesses on the roads, on ships and by rail.
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Published on 7/24/2015
Still giving: The DuPont fund steps up its support efforts
The DuPont fund steps up its support efforts.
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Published on 6/26/2015
BCR Environmental
BCR Environmental, based in Jacksonville, has developed two new technologies to convert human waste to recycled usable materials suitable for land applications.
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Published on 6/25/2015
National winners: Santa Fe College wins the Aspen Prize
Santa Fe College beat out 1,123 community colleges from around the country to claim the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence.
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Published on 5/27/2015
Dam issues: Challenges for the Rodman Reservoir
An effort to destroy the dam that created Rodman Reservoir is pitting Putnam County residents against an unlikely alliance that includes the JAX Chamber, JaxPort and the St. Johns Riverkeeper.
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Published on 4/28/2015
