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The Museum of Science and History (MOSH) newest traveling exhibition, Expedition: Dinosaur, Rise of the Mammals®, opened to the public recently offering visitors the opportunity to walk among jaw-dropping, life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, including the T-Rex, Torosaurus and Ankylosaurus. Visitors have the opportunity to stand face-to-face with life-sized dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals,Continue Reading

Many construction company executives are concerned about Florida’s new hiring regulations.Continue Reading

Jacksonville University is targeting Cross Regions Group’s The Fountains at St. Johns for its expansion into northern St. Johns County.Continue Reading

IQ Fiber said it plans to use the additional funds to continue to aggressively expand its network.Continue Reading

The tower, one of Jacksonville’s tallest buildings, was built in 2008.Continue Reading

 Jax native and NFL Hall of Famer LeRoy Butler and the Jacksonville Police Athletic League (JaxPAL) hosted their 2nd annual Leap Football and Cheer Camp, on the grounds of Ed Austin Regional Park in Arlington. The camp empowered hundreds of children and youth from ages seven to seventeen to learnContinue Reading

Mayor-elect Donna Deegan announced a transition team she says embodies Jacksonville’s diversity and strength.Continue Reading

President Calvin Coolidge wasn’t as big a baseball fan as his wife, Grace. But even Silent Cal got swept up in the excitement of the Washington Senators’ unexpectedly successful season in 1924. After the team clinched the American League pennant, the players swung by the White House to shake handsContinue Reading

NASCAR has opened an investigation into how a derogatory message was broadcast on the radio channel of Bubba Wallace’s race team during last weekend’s All-Star race. Wallace, NASCAR’s only Black driver in the Cup series, had just finished Sunday’s race at North Wilkesboro Speedway when a person not on theContinue Reading