Professional Services in Jacksonville

Registration for the Never Quit Never Beach Fest starts at 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 5, on the Jacksonville Beach Pier, when complimentary pre-race sustenance is distributed. Just prior to the 8 a.m. 5K run, the U.S. Special Operations Command Parachute Team will perform a dazzling pre-race show, and the U.S. Navy quartet will perform the national anthem. Once the 5K begins, you'll be free to run or walk along the expansive beach at low tide as the sun ascends in the sky over the Atlantic. Water stations are available along the way to soothe parched participants, and a complimentary T-shirt and one drink ticket to the event's after party are included. Be sure to register by June 1.

TheiPhone911, a non-franchise and locally owned business, focuses on repairing and upgrading electronic devices in a timely and cost-effective manner. Techs perform repairs onsite, or pick up damaged goods with their mobile service, then replace screens and covers on iPhones, iPods, iPads, and BlackBerries. Their skilled hands also specialize in upgrading hard drives and RAM in personal computers and laptops, and work to remove viruses and recover lost data, such as in-depth analyses of Kenny Loggins’ facial hair.

At the helm of Dry Clean City sits Cynthia and Dave Schaffrick, a married couple that's been gussying up garments for nearly a decade. The duo's crew can scour the surface of formal and casual garb, scrubbing hummus stains from pants, sweaters, and blazers before drying them with a shrink-proof system. All services are performed onsite and can be expedited for those in need of next-day pickup.

Apologize for the lack of weekly phone calls home that life on the run from Bill Cosby has caused or show the special mother in your life how much you care with a blooming basket. The specially created bouquet features an abundant bloom of assorted hydrangeas blossoming out among their lush, green leaves. The plant comes neatly potted in a white wicker basket and pre-wrapped with a pink bow, so the great gravy spill of 2010 that wasted your household ribbons won’t leave your gift bereft of packaging.