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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.
19/07/2024
Tropical-themed oasis in the works ....
Madi Rum is planning more than 46,000 square feet of improvements at Florida 207 and Deerpark Boulevard near I-95.
18/07/2024
The community was built in 1968.....
The 56-year-old community is in Orange Park near W.E. Cherry Elementary School.
18/07/2024
Legislation spurred by controversial Southbank storage units ....
Matt Carlucci introduced the legislation after siding with opponents of the controversial Lofts at Southbank.
18/07/2024
Before training camp opens, a speech to the Jacksonville Bar Association ....
In a speech to the Jacksonville Bar Association, he emphasized leadership, trust and confidence.
18/07/2024
A new car wash player is moving in ...
The Orlando-based company intends to open three locations in Q2 2025 as it expands throughout the Southeast.
18/07/2024
More warehouse space in the pipeline....
Chalmers Properties intends to launch the almost 1.7 million-square-foot industrial park along Zoo Parkway.
18/07/2024
More steps toward 24-hour dining....
The 24-hour restaurant, already with 15 Jacksonville and Beaches locations, is shown along Deerwood Lake Parkway between Copeland’s and Publix.
18/07/2024
Another location identified for expanding chain ...
The health insurer opened the first Jacksonville location in the Regency area and is adding two more in Southwest Jacksonville and in the Sandalwood area of Southside.
18/07/2024
This week's Basch Report also features news about CSX, Claxton Bank, Ameris, Regency Centers and John Delaney ...
The company says it is winding down operations in Jacksonville.
18/07/2024
There will soon be 20 restaurants owned by Darden in Northeast Florida....
The Orlando-based company would own 20 restaurants in Northeast Florida among multiple concepts.
17/07/2024
Project would bring a hotel, apartments, restaurant and more on north side of Atlantic Boulevard....
The proposed project includes a hotel, apartments, restaurant and more on a former shipyard property.
17/07/2024
A new entry into the area car wash market....
The Rome, Georgia-based company plans two sites in Westside as it expands throughout the Southeast U.S.
17/07/2024
Chase is expanding in Northeast Florida ...
The former Town & Country Shopping Center in Arlington is the site of a new branch by JPMorgan Chase & Co.
17/07/2024
The return of a dining option ....
The restaurant expansion includes about 50% more bar seating.
17/07/2024
Next step in its transformation from movie theater to restaurant....
Urban Partners is the contractor for the $1 million project to convert the San Marco Square space for the pizza concept.
17/07/2024
Fragrances, makeup, skin care products and more....
The store offers fragrance, makeup and skincare products along with eyewear.
17/07/2024
A look at The Village at Town Center and The Exchange in St. Augustine ...
The Village at Town Center and The Exchange in St. Augustine
17/07/2024
Development for Treaty Oaks...
The Jacksonville-based credit union plans to open in Treaty Oaks in 2025.
17/07/2024
Deal boosts the TyMe Institute ...
The $20.5 million TyMe Institute is planned at mixed-use development The Fountains at St. Johns.
17/07/2024
Time to start mechanical bull training....
The city issued a permit for the venue in Pablo Station to build-out 7,044 square feet of space.
16/07/2024
Funding would help boost Mayport.....
Ordinance 2024-0476 allows for hiring of professional staff and funds property improvements.
16/07/2024
Big step for big project...
The building, constructed in 1913 near Jacksonville’s Eastside, will become apartments, offices and retail units.
16/07/2024
Projects include Fountains East Retail Square; Tyler Plaza West; Port Jax Trade Center; Home2 Suites - Fountains East; and Jacksonville International Airport General Aviation FIS Facility...
Fountains East Retail Square; Tyler Plaza West; Port Jax Trade Center; Home2 Suites - Fountains East; and Jacksonville International Airport General Aviation FIS Facility.
16/07/2024
This system targets patients over the age of 60....
The Nashville, Tennessee system focuses on care for patients over the age of 60.
16/07/2024
The facility is at Southwest Interstate 295 and Duval Road...
Hazel Street Capital LLC wants to build the almost 100,000-square-foot Building A at Interstate 295 and Duval Road.
16/07/2024
More than 1,100 homes are planned for the community...
More than 1,100 homes are planned for the community in Southeast Jacksonville.
16/07/2024
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16/07/2024
System targets patients age 50-plus...
The health care system opened its first center for patients age 50-plus in Regency Park in January.
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Demolition crews work to tear down the former Fire Station No. 5.
Where were you for the old City Hall Annex implosion? Share your pictures or videos!
Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) topped out its Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center, administrative headquarters building Thursday in LaVilla.
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We have lift off. Air conditioning units being hoisted above the 18-story Barnett Bank building in downtown.
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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.