In Jacksonville, a secure feeling
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Coast Guard divers prowl the depths of the St. Johns River and inspect the hulls of cruise ships here. Federal helicopters fitted with crowd-surveillance cameras soar overhead. Hundreds of manholes have been locked down, and thousands of security forces are poised to hit the streets.
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By Joe Light, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville  Feb. 3--In 1901, as a mob fled a fire that would destroy most of  Jacksonville, a few looked west, toward property that would become a motel  more than half a century later, and worried.
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The city's dominance in football, baseball, and basketball has fans in a rare feel-good mood.
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By Lindell Kay, The Daily News, Jacksonville, N.C.  Jun.
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Today's highly stressed business  travelers may need islands of respite to restore the spirit and  calm the tensions that build with security checks, crowded  flights and navigating a car in unfamiliar territory.
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Bristling with guards, the polling station looks more like a fortress than a school, but Iraqis in this Shi'ite Muslim city say the clampdown ahead of Sunday's election day is reassuring.
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Around Greensburg at least, FEMA is not a dirty word.
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Police kept the heart of the city Â and the country's busiest railway station Â under tight guard for the convention opening.
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After more than four years of planning, Jacksonville is ready for its time on the Super Bowl stage.
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LOWER POTTSGROVE, Pa. _ At the entrance to the property, a low brick building squats behind a chain-link fence, and leafy trees sway in the breeze.  There's nothing overtly menacing. But Donna Cuthbert is frightened.
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By Michael Newsom, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb.
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Florida home manufacturer feels the pinch and decides to stay the course.
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By Chrissy Vick, The Daily News, Jacksonville, N.C.  Sep.
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Your security consultants just gave your wireless networks a clean bill of health? Fine, but Jon Espenschied says you'd better enjoy the calm while you can.
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For Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, there had been a sense of dÃ©jÃ  vu as the weekend arrived, a sense that somehow he had been here before.
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By Angie Toole, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Jun.
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By Ronald L. Littlepage  This is for all of you folks who are salivating over the prospects of a massive cut in property taxes and who believe city government can do without.  The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department is a good example of why it isn't as easy as you think.