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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.
11/12/2024
The gas station and convenience store will be on an outparcel in the Publix Super Markets Inc.-anchored shopping center.
The Pennsylvania-based gas station and convenience store chain has 23 Northeast Florida locations with more in development.
11/12/2024
The Jacksonville City Council rejected the rezoning request for The Pondry.
The 17-2 vote was final action on the project, which was planned with residential, office and retail space.
11/12/2024
Signs of redevelopment at the Arlington shopping mall.
A JEA service availability request for a proposed gas station shows 11 outparcels at the Arlington shopping center.
10/12/2024
Jacksonville is back on the Blue Angels’ flight schedule.
The event is back after plans by the U.S. Navy flight team to perform elsewhere fell through.
10/12/2024
Construction is pending for the Walmart Supercenter in the Oakleaf area, on the Duval side of the Clay County line.
The city issued a permit for horizontal development in November and is reviewing one for the Supercenter and liquor store; eight outparcels also are planned.
10/12/2024
"The local economy benefits from pockets of optimism," UNF economist Albert Loh said in his monthly report on the manufacturers survey.
“Regional manufacturers anticipate growth over the next 12 months,” UNF economist Albert Loh says.
10/12/2024
Auld & White Constructors, LLC is proud to have partnered with kasper architects + associates, HabiJax, and Arize Together on the Women Build 2024 project, supporting affordable housing solutions. This year, we built a home for Shirley, a survivor of human trafficking.
AWC believes in the power of coming together to create positive change. The Women Build project has proven we can significantly impact our community by uniting our resources, expertise, and passion. Shirley’s new home demonstrates what can be achieved through collaboration, compassion, and a shared vision for a better future.
To read more about this project and Shirley's journey, visit: https://bit.ly/4c5eY0h
Auld & White Constructors (AWC) is honored to have partnered with kasper architects + associates, HabiJax, and Arize Together on the inspiring Women
10/12/2024
A new player in Northeast Florida’s vibrant cold-storage commercial market is up and running.
The Atlanta-based company is part of an expanding commercial market in Jacksonville.
10/12/2024
The Jacksonville Port Authority faces potential headwinds in early 2025 in the form of new tariffs and a dockworker strike.
A diversified business plan and a strong connection to Puerto Rico could provide insulation, executive Robert Peek said.
09/12/2024
It will be the Jacksonville-based credit union's first branch in Green Cove Springs and third in Clay County.
The Jacksonville-based financial institution is planning a third Clay County branch.
09/12/2024
The nonstop flights begin Feb. 14.
The Houston-based airline will be the 10th carrier at Jacksonville International Airport.
09/12/2024
All Spiced Up is now Cork Thyme & All Spiced Up and has a speakeasy-style wine bar and a larger boutique wine inventory.
Cork Thyme @ All Spiced Up expands the store’s wine presence without devaluing its roots in original spice blends.
09/12/2024
Fountains East is the second of three phases.
The project includes a retail and restaurant town center and a hotel.
09/12/2024
It shows a Mandarin address now occupied by a Winn-Dixie store.
It shows a Mandarin address now occupied by a Winn-Dixie store that is advertised for lease.
09/12/2024
The Savannah-based company says it expects to open four locations by the third quarter of 2026, with more on the way.
The Savannah, Georgia-based gas station and convenience store company also sells Southern comfort food.
06/12/2024
The 138 acres in North Jacksonville could be developed with up to 1.84 million square feet of warehouse space.
06/12/2024
Where shopping is a pleasure in two counties.
The $14 million project will be joined by two multitenant retail buildings on a site that crosses Duval and St. Johns counties.
06/12/2024
Nashville, Tennessee-based 615 Ventures purchased the school Dec. 3.
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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.
Continuing the newspaper’s evolution, the Daily Record has dropped “Financial News” from its name and is now known as the Jacksonville Daily Record. It publishes Monday through Friday and has a daily readership of more than 3,000. It also publishes its news online at JaxDailyRecord.com, drawing nearly 4,000 readers a day.
To broaden its readership, the company also introduced in the spring of 2018 a free weekly business paper, the Jacksonville Record & Observer. It has a distribution of 5,000, primarily in Downtown Jacksonville and key business nodes throughout Jacksonville.
The newspaper’s editorial content continues to emphasize breaking business news, with a concentration on development, law, economic and business trends and how local government affects business.