Dan Macdonald

1 week ago | themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald

The Pride welcomed San Diego to town on a beautiful March day. Hopefully, the visitors enjoyed the weather, as Orlando continued its winning ways, dispatching the Wave 2-1 in a hard-fought match on a hot afternoon. Maybe due to the early start, both teams seemed to take awhile to find their rhythm. The Pride pulled out their scoring boots at the intermission, going ahead on yet another Haley McCutcheon goal shortly after the intermission.

3 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald

Share Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute Inc. sent a notice to state and local officials March 31 saying it is laying off 153 people as it closes six Northeast Florida locations and cuts employment at three others. The layoffs and closings come about as 11 JOI physicians have decided to move into other organizations. However, 13 physicians will stay with JOI, which is part of the Baptist Health system. JOI will restructure in the coming months.

3 weeks ago | themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald

The Pride welcomed San Diego to town on a beautiful March day. Hopefully, the visitors enjoyed the weather, as Orlando continued its winning ways, dispatching the Wave 2-1 in a hard-fought match on a hot afternoon. Maybe due to the early start, both teams seemed to take awhile to find their rhythm. The Pride pulled out their scoring boots at the intermission, going ahead on yet another Haley McCutcheon goal shortly after the intermission.

1 month ago | jaxtoday.org | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. Sign up for the Jacksonville Today newsletter. After four years of operation, The Bearded Pig barbecue restaurant at 1700 Third St. S. in Jacksonville Beach will close April 6. Co-owner Chad Munsey said the closing will give his management staff time to focus on the restaurant’s San Marco location. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one. Timing and location worked against the Beaches restaurant, he said.

1 month ago | themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald

With Orlando City’s thus-far proficient offense on one hand and Christian Benteke on the other, Saturday’s game had the potential for a high-scoring affair. The Lions did not disappoint on that front, scoring twice in the first half and twice again just after the break to thoroughly overmatch D.C. United. The only black mark on the evening was the consolation goal that D.C. got late, resulting in a 4-1 scoreline that didn’t feel that close.