In early 2020 JEDCO pursued a Texas Department of Agriculture Downtown Revitalization Grant for downtown sidewalk reconstruction. The JEDCO board approved a $75,000 match for an anticipated ...

Currently, both westbound lanes and one eastbound lane on Bay Street are closed, and westbound traffic is being detoured from ...

JACKSONVILLE, Texas (KLTV) - An old, vacant building in downtown Jacksonville is getting a makeover in preparation for the opening of a restaurant in the space. BBA Restaurant Group, LLC, has been ...

JACKSONVILLE, Texas (KTRE) - Changes are coming to downtown Jacksonville as they prepare to continue to improve their sidewalks. “It’s been a really huge win for downtown Jacksonville,” said ...

The Jacksonville skyline along the Northbank changed quite a bit in 2024, and it's set up to change even more in the new year. A child dies of measles in West Texas outbreak Former SpaceX employee ...

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Jacksonville will convert Adams and Forsyth Streets to two-way traffic Wednesday to boost access, business growth and ...

JACKSONVILLE, Texas (KLTV) - An East Texas city celebrated its 150th anniversary Wednesday during an official Texas historical marker dedication ceremony. “So today we dedicate this marker which we ...

One of the most-decorated post-World War II ships in U.S. Navy history could soon find its way to a berth in the St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville as a museum ship. The City Council voted ...

What is Jacksonville's Downtown Investment Authority? The Downtown Investment Authority spearheads development across a 3.9 square mile area that spans both sides of the St. Johns River.

JACKSONVILLE, Texas - Jacksonville, Texas Chamber of Commerce 38th Annual Tomato Fest is happening Saturday, June 11 in downtown Jacksonville on Commerce Street.

Vendors, who started handing out candy at 5 p.m. and continued until it was gone, were set up in downtown Jacksonville at Commerce and Main. Admission was $1 or one canned good per family.