Jaguars fans pack Culhane’s Irish Pub for London game, weigh overseas future
Jaguars fans packed Culhane’s Irish Pub in Tinseltown early Sunday to secure good seats as Jacksonville played the Houston Texans in London.
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Jaguars fans packed Culhane’s Irish Pub in Tinseltown early Sunday to secure good seats as Jacksonville played the Houston Texans in London.
Naval Air Station Jacksonville reached capacity Saturday afternoon as the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels set to make history.
A Putnam County woman was found guilty by a jury on Thursday on all counts in the 2024 murder of her ex-boyfriend.
Caylen Deller, the Putnam County woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend and burying him in a shallow grave in a potato field in Hastings, took the stand on Wednesday in her defense.
New details emerged in the murder trial of Caylen Deller, the Putnam County woman accused of killing her boyfriend in 2024 and burying his body in a shallow grave in a Hastings potato field.
Opening statements and witness testimony began Tuesday in the trial of Caylen Deller, a Putnam County woman accused of killing her boyfriend in 2024 and burying his body in a shallow grave in a Hastings potato field.
Jury selection began Monday in the trial of Caylen Deller, the Putnam County woman accused of killing her boyfriend in 2024 and burying his body in a shallow grave in a Hastings potato field.
Jury selection began Monday in the trial of Caylen Deller, the Putnam County woman accused of killing her boyfriend in 2024 and burying his body in a shallow grave in a Hastings potato field.
Distance, early hours, and dreary weather couldn’t keep Jacksonville Jaguars fans away from their game-day routine Sunday. As the Jaguars squared off against the Philadelphia Eagles across the pond in London, local fans packed into The Block Jax starting as early as 8 a.m.
Volunteers expect to pull over 1,500 pounds of invasive plants in Jacksonville for a beach dune restoration. With Hurricane Isaias, it’s a reminder to keep our sand dunes ready. More than 50 community members rolled up their sleeves and grabbed buckets this week to protect the local coastline from an aggressive, fast-spreading threat.