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Primary Content Caption The first Little Richard Memorial Celebration will be held in Macon May 7-9 and culminating on the first anniversary of his death at age 87. Credit: Liz Fabian/CCJ On the first anniversary of the death of Little Richard Penniman, Macon will be celebrating his colorful life which began in the city’s Pleasant Hill neighborhood. Beginning Friday, select downtown businesses will offer Little Richard-themed cocktails, beverages and food to honor the self-described Architect of Rock & Roll who died May 9, 2020, at age 87 in Nashville. “We will be trying to ...

New coffee shop in LaVilla neighborhood is the start of more development for the area "I just found out that there hasn’t been a café or restaurant in this area in over 15 years," said Crazy Beans Coffee manager Erika Cline. Author: Leah Shields Updated: 1:18 PM EDT May 6, 2021 JACKSONVILLE, Fla — Downtown development looks different to everyone. For Downtown Jacksonville, we often hear of big plans that don’t go far.  Sometimes it’s the small developments that can revitalize an area.  Crazy Beans Coffee is in Jacksonville Regional Transportation Cen...

April brought major Jacksonville-area restaurant news ranging from a LaVilla cafe to a Riverside Thai eatery and the return soon of longtime barbecue.

Meet the Majestic Magnolia Warbler Look for brilliantly colored magnolia warblers in trees and shrubs during spring migration as these birds head toward their northern nesting sites. Courtesy Nancy Tully Magnolia warbler Like multi-colored ornaments on trees and shrubs in spring, warblers dazzle and delight birders. These 5-to-6-inch long insect eating birds fly from Central and South America to breed in the U.S. and Canada. A total of 50 warbler species are regularly spotted during migration and nesting season, according to the American Ornithological Society. The male magnolia warbler has ...

Christy Hendry owner of Little Beans Coffee House - Credit: Charlotte Bond An Ipswich woman who was made redundant as a result of the pandemic has achieved her dreams of opening her own coffee shop. Christianne "Christy" Hendry's "Little Beans Coffee House" officially opens for takeaways in Foxhall Road on Monday (February 15), making her dreams of turning her love of coffee into a business a reality. The 55-year-old, who has been working in the coffee industry for eight years, said she instantly knew the vacant unit opposite the Co-op was the perfect place to start her venture, with the s...