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The Daily Record and jaxdailyrecord.com is your daily source of city government, business and legal news. The Daily Record has been serving the business and legal community since 1912, delivering the news on Jacksonville's emergence as a metropolitan area not found anywhere else. The Daily Record is available in newsstands around Duval County, by mailed subscription and online at jaxdailyrecord.com.

24/01/2025

Council member Ron Salem, who spearheaded the project, hopes to lure an MLB tribute game for Henry Aaron to the field.

It's official:
24/01/2025

It's official:

The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator was a quarterback at the University of Massachusetts.

24/01/2025

The Jacksonville-based railroad reports lower fourth-quarter revenue and earnings.

24/01/2025

The market offers comparatively affordable buying opportunities in a state where demand is still high, 2024 NEFAR president says.

24/01/2025

A splash pad, outdoor playground and performance space also would be part of the business at 2403 N. Market St.

24/01/2025

The developer proposes five storefronts totaling 15,300 square foot of space along Pearl Street in Downtown Jacksonville.

24/01/2025

The median price of a single-family home in the market is $400,000, the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors report shows.

24/01/2025

The store will replace a closed Wells Fargo bank branch in The Shoppes at Palm Valley.

24/01/2025

Port executive Robert Peek says effects on the port’s traffic volume will depend such factors as exemptions and levels.

New entertainment venue Downtown:
24/01/2025

New entertainment venue Downtown:

The lounge, music and dance venue plans to open Jan. 31.

First concert is Feb. 22. Read more here:
23/01/2025

First concert is Feb. 22. Read more here:

The approval is conditioned on the owner obtaining a companion zoning exception for the business, which replaces Sun-Ray Cinema.

23/01/2025

The New York City-based financial services company says it has 4,000 Jacksonville-area employees and will add more.

23/01/2025

It plans to add office and commercial space, boat slips, parking spaces and more.

Plant-based, organic and protein options. Read more:
23/01/2025

Plant-based, organic and protein options. Read more:

The chef and ownership group want to create “a blueprint for better food and sustainable practices” in the North Springfield community.

23/01/2025

The shop says it was open for 19 years in Jacksonville.

23/01/2025

The closed IMAX Theater needs a screen replacement and could be repurposed as a multiuse venue.

23/01/2025

The restaurant in Hodges Pointe Plaza specialized in vegan, plant-based pizza.

23/01/2025

JEA reported peak energy at 3,020 megawatts, shy of the all-time high of 3,250 in 2010.

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Started in 1912 by Jacksonville businessman John Hall McManus, the Jacksonville Daily Record was known for a century as the Financial News & Daily Record.

Throughout its history, the newspaper focused its editorial coverage on Duval County and Jacksonville business, law and the courts. Since 1926, it has served as the official newspaper of the Jacksonville Bar Association. And for more than 50 years, the Fourth Circuit Court of Florida has designated the Daily Record as the official court newspaper of Duval County.

For three generations, McManus and his descendants built the Daily Record into a Jacksonville news media institution. Succeeding McManus as publisher was his son-in-law, James Bailey. Bailey served as publisher until 1974, when he turned the family business over to his son, James Bailey Jr.

Bailey Jr. expanded the business operations to include a commercial printing business. And in 1998, Bailey began publishing Realty-Builder Connection, a monthly newspaper devoted to covering Northeast Florida’s residential real estate and homebuilding industries. In 2017, after 43 years as owner and CEO of what became Bailey Publishing & Communications, Bailey sold the Daily Record and Realty-Builder to Matt Walsh, owner of Sarasota-based Observer Media Group, which also publishes a business and legal weekly on the West Coast of Florida.