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Jacksonville Edition

The Garden

June 2026

Vol. 01

Local accomplishments, events and stories—reported by the people who live and work here.

20 stories · Published monthly

Latest · 20

Business · 6

People · 4

Events · 4

Food & Drink · 3

Neighborhoods · 3

The Loaf That Put Murray Hill on the Morning Map

A six-seat bakery grows carefully without giving up the early-morning ritual that made it a neighborhood institution.

By Aisha Monroe•Jun 20, 2026

Inside San Marco's New School for Working Hands

A furniture studio is pairing experienced craftspeople with adults looking for a practical second career.

By Devon Brooks•Jun 17, 2026

A Coffee Apprenticeship Built Around the Whole Shift

Current Coffee Roasters pays trainees to learn sourcing, service, equipment repair and the numbers behind a cup.

By Simone Price•Jun 15, 2026

How a Mandarin Florist Reopened Three Days After the Storm

Neighbors, competing florists and former employees formed a quiet recovery crew after wind damaged the studio.

By Elena Ruiz•Jun 13, 2026

Westside Garage Opens Its Bays to Women Technicians

A Saturday training series gives aspiring mechanics paid shop time, tools and direct paths to certification.

By Simone Price•Jun 9, 2026

A Brooklyn Tech Co-op Keeps Ownership Close to Home

Six independent developers pool contracts, training and administrative costs without surrendering their own companies.

By Marcus Green•Jun 8, 2026

Local Voices

Devon Brooks

3 articles · jacksonville

Elena Ruiz

3 articles · jacksonville

Nia Carter

3 articles · jacksonville

Simone Price

3 articles · jacksonville

Aisha Monroe

2 articles · jacksonville

Malcolm Reed

2 articles · jacksonville

Marcus Green

2 articles · jacksonville

Terrence Cole

2 articles · jacksonville