Duval County residents 60 years of age and over are invited to join in the fun of the Mayor’s Fish-a-Thon.  The highly anticipated annual event will feature fishing, games, lunch and an awards ceremony with trophies for most fish, largest fish, smallest fish, ugliest fish and prettiest fish.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- There's little interest in early voting in the city's upcoming election that will be held on Tuesday, March 22.

So far 31,657 ballots have been cast when absentee votes are included.

Early voting wraps up this weekend at the ten different polling locations.  This weekend the polling places are only open from noon to 4 p.m.

Early voting is held at 8 regional libraries and the downtown and Norwood Avenue locations of the Supervisor of Elections.

Thursday was the most active day in the city with 2,150 people casting their votes.

Voters are being asked to decide who should be the next mayor with six candidate names on the ballot and four write-in candidates. Several city council races are generating interest as well.

Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland is revising his projection on turnout for this election.  He had previously predicted a turnout of 48-50%.

The Tea Party in Action’s Executive Director dropped off “Double-Dipped” Chocolate strawberries to Rick Mullaney’s campaign office at 2:00pm Monday asking him to sign a pledge to not “Double-Dip” as mayor.