Jackson Transforms Masonic Temple into City Center
Jackson Transforms Masonic Temple into City Center

Jackson Transforms Masonic Temple into City Center

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Jackson's City Center is undergoing renovations with $3.1 million in ARPA funds to transform the former Masonic Temple into an event venue and commercial kitchen incubator, expected to be completed by April 2025. Meanwhile, Jacksonville's sports landscape in 2024 featured significant events, including Raines High School's state championship appearance, the Jaguars' disappointing playoff elimination, and the city's first women's major league sports franchise. As the new year approaches, residents reflect on their aspirations for 2025, with personal goals ranging from professional growth to spiritual fulfillment. In local governance, Jackson County faced challenges regarding funding for the Sheriff’s Office, with multiple millage requests rejected by voters, leading to budget cuts for the department. Despite these setbacks, the community remains engaged in discussions about its future and the preservation of historical sites. Overall, 2024 has been a year of change and reflection for the residents of Jackson.

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