NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. – The Jags hosted their third community “huddle” outside of Duval County Friday night to get feedback on the team’s proposed “stadium of the future.” The meeting ...
If Jacksonville loses the Jaguars, the city becomes Birmingham — a minor-league baseball town that is a candidate for ...
Twenty years ago, it seemed as if sports team owners could go to local and state governments with their hands out for new ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
Jacksonville, Fl — As the Jaguars expand their ‘stadium of the future’ community huddle-ups to Clay and St. Johns Counties, a new poll shows a majority of Duval County registered voters are ...
“If Jacksonville loses an NFL team, they’re never going to get another one,” Jacksonville Jaguars president Mark Lamping said last week. “Do you want to keep the NFL in Jacksonville?” ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
Jacksonville, Fl — As the Jaguars expand their ‘stadium of the future’ community huddle-ups to Clay and St. Johns Counties, a new poll shows a majority of Duval County registered voters are ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
Duval County residents are far more willing to spend taxpayer dollars on building a new jail than they are to pay for renovating the city-owned football stadium, but in almost the same breath ...
