This alternative newspaper is the weekly local news for Northeast Florida centered around…read moreJacksonville. It was founded in 1987 and is the largest such newspaper in the region. The paper has a circulation of 15000-20000 and I found it an interesting read. The story on curling was revealing to know that this sport is taking off locally. Yes, a sport where you carefully throw a kettle down a sheet of ice to score points is now becoming quite southern. Of course, lots of local news but also an "agony aunt", horoscopes and information on local shows and events. [Review 15836 overall - 1413 in Florida - 1340 of 2021.]

Always enjoyed Folio to keep up with "Things to do" in Jacksonville-area but thought it had stopped…read morebeing published. Today I picked up a copy .... WILL BE MY LAST ! Stick to Jacksonville Events, places to go, things to do. STAY OUT OF POLITICS ! I don't care about your opinion. Tired of political BS!

Last Friday was my first encounter with a local Jax news station. I was asked to make a television…read moreappearance on River City Live. For someone who studied TV production in college, this was a real treat for me to check out firsthand! It's off the beaten path in the Southbank, not too far from my place. Parking wasn't ample, but it's free. Once you walk in the front doors, you must be buzzed in by the secretary. As for the actual station, it was clean, well-kept and buzzing with busy bodies. I was greeted by multiple television personalities and they were eager to converse. It was an incredible experience to watch the show live from a behind the scenes perspective. My TV production days aren't as far behind me as life makes them out to be, so it was an overall feel-good experience to bring me back to my former passions. A friend of mine mentioned to me it's the second oldest news station in Florida. There's your fun fact!

I grew up watching channel 4 wjxt but seems as if they have become bias and it's very disturbing to…read morewatch. I keep thinking it's not true but can't look past it. After 63 years I need news not opinions!!

Jon Cantrel is an amazing person and very helpful to every business placing ads in his paper. Call…read moreJon at the paper for help marketing your business

I started my order last week on my book. Professional atmosphere and welcoming. Samples of their…read morework is off the charts... Excellent work. I'm waiting on estimates, i am sure i will be satisfied with their services

They are family ran business and always do an outstanding job. Hard to find these things today .read more

This is a wonderful magazine that is focused on articles that appeal to the upper crust of…read moreNortheastern Florida. The photography for this magazine is worth perusing alone! Jacksonvillians will be able to truly appreciate seeing our city highlighted in such a beautiful way. That being said, the demographic is definitely targeted and the content may not necessarily appeal to everyone. I do however like the '30 Second Critic' column which focuses on Jacksonville related reviews of such things as local authors, musicians and books. The Publisher's Letter, written by Joseph White, publisher of Jacksonville Magazine is always witty and poignant as well. Jacksonville Magazine also publishes another monthly magazine called 904. I enjoy this publication as well as it spotlights successful local business men and women. And as a standard for this company the photography is simply beautiful. You can pick up Jacksonville Magazine and its subsidiary 904 all over town. The price is very inexpensive at $3.95 for Jax Mag and a whopping $2.95 for 904. It is important to note however, that you can also subscribe on their website as well. Additionally, 904 can be downloaded for free. If you enjoy good local information and beautiful photography definitely pick up this well put together magazine.

Love this little gem of a magazine. Echoing Monica S's praise, the photography & layouts are always…read moretop notch in my book. They do a good job of featuring different topics of interest in each one. My favorite issue each year is the Top Restaurants; I am bit of a foodie after all. Each one serves as a good guide to where you can find what you need in the city: restaurants, doctors, charities, pet-themed happenings. It really does run the gamut and does a good job doing so. While the stand cost isn't bad at all, the savings on a subscription was well worth it to us and we've had one for the past couple of years.