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1 week ago | 
news4jax.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A new pizza spot opened on Wednesday at the site of the former San Marco Theatre. The restaurant, at 1996 San Marco Blvd. in San Marco Square, serves a pizza creation developed by chef/owner Tom Gray. It combines Roman-style dough, Detroit-inspired preparation and presentation with an electric pizza oven that offers more top and bottom temperature control.
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2 weeks ago | 
themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
With key players returning from the international break, a different Orlando Pride starting lineup was called to action Saturday, and the Pride did just enough to slip by the Houston Dash at the death. After a sleepy first half, Orlando dominated the second period, but still somehow let it go to the last second, when Summer Yates and Cori Dyke found a way to combine to put the last kick of the game past Houston goalkeeper Abby Smith, sealing all three points at Inter&Co Stadium.
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3 weeks ago | 
news4jax.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
Published: June 5, 2025 at 6:54 PMSign up for our NewslettersPublished: June 5, 2025 at 6:54 PMJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Hooters restaurant in Tinseltown has closed, leaving only the original Jacksonville Hooters remaining open, according to our news partner Jax Daily Record. The Hooters at 4521 Southside Blvd. closed June 4. The remaining Hooters is on Goodbys Creek at 8938 San Jose Blvd. Property records show the 6,430-square-foot Tinseltown restaurant, built in 1998, sits on 1.63 acres.
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3 weeks ago | 
themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald |Michael Citro
Orlando City played two matches Saturday against the Chicago Fire and the first one was the problematic one. The Lions saw goalkeeper Pedro Gallese give up an uncharacteristic howler to end all howlers just five minutes in, then fell apart for a span of less than two minutes just past the half-hour mark to dig a 3-0 hole. It was a brutal way to start the match. From there, the Lions dominated play.
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1 month ago | 
bvmsports.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
Photo Galleries A gallery of photos from the Pride's 1-0 home loss to Kansas City. Published 1 minute ago on May 18, 2025 Dan MacDonald, The Mane Land The Orlando Pride started Friday's game against the first-place Kansas City Current on the front foot, and at first seemed like it would be an entertaining, open game between two high-quality opponents.
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1 month ago | 
themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
The pregame lightning around the stadium must have struck Martín Ojeda, as he tallied Orlando City’s first hat trick since the club’s inaugural year in MLS. However, New England punished the Lions’ defensive lapses again, allowing the visitors to draw level twice for an unsatisfying draw. Most of the first half was well controlled by the Lions, with Marco Pašalić and Alex Freeman getting the ball forward with ease.
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1 month ago | 
themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
The pregame lightning around the stadium must have struck Martín Ojeda, as he tallied Orlando City’s first hat trick since the club’s inaugural year in MLS. However, New England punished the Lions’ defensive lapses again, allowing the visitors to draw level twice for an unsatisfying draw. Most of the first half was well controlled by the Lions, with Marco Pašalić and Alex Freeman getting the ball forward with ease.
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2 months ago | 
themaneland.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
The Orlando Pride generally controlled the game against a significantly weakened Washington Spirit team, but fate came down on the side of the Spirit, who managed to steal the whole result 1-0. The Pride dominated most statistical categories and Washington generated little danger, but Orlando could not finish its chances and an Anna Moorhouse gaffe provided Gift Monday with a tap-in goal. The defeat was the Pride’s first defeat of the season and their first home defeat since August of 2023.
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2 months 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.
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2 months ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Dan MacDonald |Dan Macdonald
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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.
