Michael Pitts+FollowJacksonville’s Brysen Wright shakes up college footballAt just 15, Jacksonville’s own Brysen Wright is already the top-ranked wide receiver in the 2028 class—and he’s got the college football world buzzing. Standing 6’3.5” and 215 pounds, Wright’s blend of size, skill, and playmaking has scouts calling him a rare talent. With more than 30 offers, his recruitment is heating up, but Florida, Miami, and Ohio State are leading the chase. Each school brings something unique to the table, from local ties to national exposure. Which program do you think is the best fit for Wright’s future? #Sports #Football #Jacksonville00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowJacksonville pizza manager stands firm on returnsEating almost all your pizza and then asking for a refund? That’s what happened at a Papa John’s in Jacksonville, and the manager’s response is getting major support online. When a customer tried to return three pizzas—one just an empty box—claiming they were burnt, the manager calmly explained the store’s policy: no refunds if you’ve eaten more than two slices. Most people agreed with him, saying you can’t finish your food and then decide you want your money back. Where do you stand on this? Should restaurants ever make exceptions, or is the policy fair? #Food #Jacksonville #PapaJohns00Share
derek12+Follow$300K secret debt rocks Jacksonville coupleImagine discovering your partner has racked up $300,000 in high-interest loans—over a decade—without you knowing. That’s exactly what happened to Jeff in Jacksonville. His wife took out dozens of predatory loans, spending most of it on Amazon shopping sprees. Now, with retirement here and a mountain of debt, they’re scrambling to fix their finances together. This story is a wake-up call about the dangers of financial secrecy in relationships. How do you and your partner handle money talk? Have you ever uncovered a financial secret? Let’s share advice and experiences—this could happen to anyone. #Business #Jacksonville #Debt00Share
Chad Williams+FollowJacksonville’s Devin McCuin joins Ohio StateDevin McCuin, who made waves at UTSA, is now taking his talents from Jacksonville to Ohio State! After racking up 65 catches, 726 yards, and 8 touchdowns last season, McCuin’s move is turning heads across East Texas. He’s not the only local standout in the transfer portal—players from Longview, Woodville, and more are also on the move. This wave of East Texas talent heading to big programs is changing the game for our region. How do you think these moves will impact college football—and what does it mean for our hometown pride? #Sports #Football #Jacksonville00Share
jimmy13+FollowJacksonville’s NYE comedy show ends before midnightBrad Williams is making sure his New Year’s Eve show at the Florida Theatre wraps up before midnight—so everyone can catch the downtown fireworks! Williams, known for his fearless comedy and quick wit, says he’s skipping the marathon set and joining the crowd to ring in 2026, a rare treat for a comedian who usually spends NYE on stage. He’s got stories from his latest movie set (including getting yelled at by Elton John!) and promises plenty of laughs—just not at the expense of your midnight plans. Who’s catching the show and fireworks this year? #Entertainment #Jacksonville #NYE202500Share
Brooke Martin+FollowJacksonville’s freight industry faces a bumpy roadJacksonville’s major freight companies, CSX and Landstar, are still struggling with weak demand as we head into the new year. Industry experts aren’t seeing a clear turnaround yet, though some are hopeful for 2026 if supply tightens and rates improve. It’s a tough time for local logistics workers and businesses relying on freight, with cautious optimism that things could pick up down the line. What’s your take—are you seeing signs of recovery in your own work or business, or does the outlook still feel uncertain? Let’s hear how these trends are affecting our community. #Business #Industry #Jacksonville00Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowJacksonville pig finds a forever homeWilly Wonka, a once-neglected pig from Jacksonville, just got the ultimate holiday gift—a permanent home at EPIC Outreach sanctuary. After being rescued from harsh conditions, Willy’s transformation is nothing short of heartwarming. Now, he’s thriving, smiling for photos, and reminding us all how powerful a little compassion can be. EPIC Outreach isn’t just saving animals; they’re teaching the whole community about kindness and second chances. Stories like Willy’s really make you think—how can we spread more compassion in our own neighborhoods? #Pets #Jacksonville #AnimalRescue61Share
Anne Clark+FollowOverturned semi brings I-10 eastbound to a standstillAn overturned semi truck has completely shut down all eastbound lanes of I-10 near Yellow Water Road, forcing drivers into the emergency lane and causing major delays. If you’re headed this way, expect a serious slowdown and consider alternate routes. Crews are working hard to clear the scene, but it’s a mess out there right now. Anyone else stuck in this? How are you handling the detour, and have you seen any updates from the scene? Let’s help each other out with the latest info and share tips for getting around the gridlock. #Transportation #I10Traffic #Jacksonville00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowJacksonville café’s future at risk—community neededNoah’s Agape Café, a beloved Jacksonville spot that’s been a lifeline for people with special needs, is facing a tough crossroads. The building’s been sold, and with rent on the rise, the café’s mission to offer inclusive jobs and a welcoming space is in jeopardy. Owner Beckie Schwartz, who started the café for her son Noah, says they’ll need serious community support to keep the doors open. This place isn’t just about coffee—it’s about belonging. How important are spaces like this in our city? What can we do to help keep them alive? #Food #Jacksonville #SupportLocal00Share
mary01+FollowChristmas feasts in Jacksonville—no kitchen stress!Families in Jacksonville got to skip the holiday kitchen chaos this year thanks to SHOR Seafood Grill, which kept its doors open and served up full Christmas feasts. It’s a game-changer for anyone who’d rather focus on making memories than making dinner. Whether you’re not a fan of cooking or just wanted to relax, this spot made sure no one had to miss out on a festive meal. Would you trade home-cooked traditions for a restaurant holiday experience? Let’s hear your take! #Food #Jacksonville #ChristmasDinner00Share
