
Jacksonville Symphony to Premiere New Flying Ace Score
Six composers wrote new music for the 1926 silent film shot in Jacksonville, to be performed once on Nov. 14.
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Would you attend a live orchestra performance of a silent film score?

Six composers wrote new music for the 1926 silent film shot in Jacksonville, to be performed once on Nov. 14.
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Would you attend a live orchestra performance of a silent film score?
Coverage here follows the city-county government, Duval County Public Schools, business, sports and public safety in Jacksonville, the largest city by land area in the United States. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider metro.
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Do you trust private driverless taxis to serve your city better than current public transit options?
The city will welcome the autonomous service as local transit officials prepare to wind down their existing shuttle program.

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Should the federal government fund more local police crime-fighting efforts in your city?
The agency is one of four nationwide chosen for a multiyear federal public safety effort worth nearly $300 million.

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Do you think getting things done with your local government is getting easier?
The city was recognized for its website redesign and its 904Lean continuous improvement program.

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Should your community prioritize support for military veterans and their families?
More than 3,600 people joined the Wounded Warrior Project's Carry Forward 5K in Jacksonville, Florida, to show support for veterans and military families.

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Should local schools and employers do more to encourage girls toward STEM careers?
First Coast American Heart Association's annual event gave about 150 girls hands-on exposure to science, technology, engineering, arts and math careers.

The beat runs across decisions made by the consolidated city-county government, Duval County Public Schools, the courts and the employers anchoring the regional economy. From Riverside and Avondale to Springfield, San Marco and Ortega, neighborhood coverage extends into Clay County, St. Johns County, Nassau County and Baker County where stories cross the line. The Jacksonville Jaguars give professional sports a prominent place in local coverage, and stadium and waterfront development decisions return alongside broader planning debates. The consolidated government structure, which merged the city and county decades ago, shapes how decisions are made and reported in ways distinct from most Florida cities.