Carter Mudgett

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Bham construction firm lands $3.37M Florida deal - Birmingham Business Journal

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Carter Mudgett |Stephanie Rebman

Listen to this article 3 minA new health care clinic for seniors is coming to Jacksonville, Florida. Find out which Birmingham company is behind the $3.37 million project. A $3.37 million permit was issued this week to turn a space near downtown Jacksonville, Florida, into a health care clinic for seniors, and a Birmingham company is involved in the deal. Called “Archwell Health Clinic - Brentwood,” the permit is for alterations and repairs to an existing structure at 5000 Norwood Ave., Unit 4.
St. Augustine restaurateur buys property on Anastasia Island - Jacksonville Business Journal

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Carter Mudgett |Stuart Korfhage

Previous owners will maintain their chiropractic office at the site. The owner of one of the top-rated restaurants in St. Augustine recently purchased the property he was leasing on Anastasia Boulevard. The mixed-use commercial building 415 and 419 Anastasia Blvd. was purchased for $1.4 million by Llama Restaurant owner and chef Marcel Vizcarra through Laughing Llama LLC. The deal closed Thursday. Vizcarra's Llama has been a tenant of the building since opening.
San Diego-based fintech firm enters Jacksonville home equity market - Jacksonville Business Journal

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Carter Mudgett

As home equity reaches record highs, a financial technology firm is entering the Florida market with a unique proposition. Discover how this company aims to help homeowners access their equity quickly.
Live updates: Pro-Palestine protestors remain on UNF campus with increased police presence ahead of curfew

May 2, 2024 | unfspinnaker.com | Jeanne Gilbert |Carter Mudgett

This is a breaking news article and will be updated live. UNF pro-Palestine protests continue on the Green for the third straight day since protestors arrived Tuesday afternoon. Police told the protestors Tuesday night they had to be off campus at 10 p.m. or they would be arrested and suspended. They eventually left a few minutes before the curfew. Lissie Morales, a protestor with Students for a Democratic Society, said they plan to be there from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day for the rest of the week.
UNF students join nationwide pro-Palestine encampments, protest on the Green

Apr 30, 2024 | unfspinnaker.com | Jeanne Gilbert |Carter Mudgett

This is a breaking news article and will be updated. Tensions were high at the University of North Florida on Tuesday as students protested in solidarity with encampments at college campuses across the U.S. in recent days and called for the university to divest from Israel. The protest, organized by UNF’s Students for a Democratic Society chapter, began at noon with speakers and chants. By 2 p.m., students constructed a standing tent and two camping tents.
Duval school district rebuffs pressure to end relationship with Jacksonville Public Library

Apr 30, 2024 | jaxtoday.org | Carter Mudgett |Will Brown

Amid a national conversation on school book access, Duval school district officials this year defended a longstanding connection with the Jacksonville Public Library. Throughout this academic year, a handful of parents have pushed the school district to remove students’ online access to resources provided by the Jacksonville Public Library, which they argued was a way to clandestinely provide access to books they considered inappropriate.
Behind the strategy to ensure UNF’s future

Apr 9, 2024 | unfspinnaker.com | Jeanne Gilbert |Carter Mudgett

This article was first published in Spinnaker’s DEI Edition Magazine and released in early 2024. To read this article as it appeared in the digital copy, click here. President Moez Limayem and I sat down for an interview at the exact table, seats and room we’d interviewed in about a year prior. It was a near copy-paste of the last time except for three things: the date was Nov. 1, 2023, I wore a lavender shirt and we talked over the noise of construction.
Duval consolidates 2 elementary schools, but gives parents extra year to prepare

Apr 2, 2024 | jaxtoday.org | Will Brown |Carter Mudgett

R.V. Daniels Elementary in Northwest Jacksonville received a brief reprieve Tuesday night when the Duval County School Board voted to push back its consolidation with R.L. Brown Gifted and Talented Academy to after the 2024-25 academic year. District staff had recommended the consolidation in February, pointing at how both schools have student enrollments well below their building’s capacity. District data show R.V. Daniels has a student population of 158 students but can seat as many as 422.
DeSantis comes to Jacksonville to sign social media limits on kids

Mar 25, 2024 | jaxtoday.org | Will Brown |Carter Mudgett

Gov. Ron DeSantis came to a classical school in Jacksonville’s Sandalwood community Monday to sign a bill that outlaws social media use for nearly 3.5 million Florida children. Under HB3, children under 14 will not be allowed to have social media accounts starting Jan. 1. Accounts will be terminated for those who already have them. Children who are 14 and 15 years old can have social media profiles only with parental permission. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one.
The Red Zone is approaching: a higher-risk time of year for sexual assaults

Aug 17, 2023 | unfspinnaker.com | Carter Mudgett |Mallory Pace

For its third year, various University of North Florida faculty and staff will speak on a panel to discuss the Red Zone — the time of year that sees the most instances of sexual assault on campus — and other important information students should be aware of as they return or enter campus for the first time. The Red Zone typically starts at the beginning of the fall semester and lasts till Thanksgiving break. But what does that really mean?

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Articles

Bham construction firm lands $3.37M Florida deal - Birmingham Business Journal

St. Augustine restaurateur buys property on Anastasia Island - Jacksonville Business Journal

San Diego-based fintech firm enters Jacksonville home equity market - Jacksonville Business Journal

Live updates: Pro-Palestine protestors remain on UNF campus with increased police presence ahead of curfew

UNF students join nationwide pro-Palestine encampments, protest on the Green

Duval school district rebuffs pressure to end relationship with Jacksonville Public Library

Behind the strategy to ensure UNF’s future

Duval consolidates 2 elementary schools, but gives parents extra year to prepare

DeSantis comes to Jacksonville to sign social media limits on kids

The Red Zone is approaching: a higher-risk time of year for sexual assaults

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