Volunteers from Beta Alpha Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Zeta Amicae of Jacksonville, participated in the stair-climbing event, ‘Fight for Air Climb,’ presented by The American Lung Association Jacksonville. The climbers […]
Travel agent specialist and all things African promoter Brenda Frinks is modifying her Duval destiny and will be moving to Tampa, Florida to start a new journey. “My son and grandchild are in Tampa. Time […]
Jazz lovers from around the state hit 95 south to the Apopka International Jazz Festival held inside the Apopka Amphitheater for a night of smooth jazz. Artist on the bill included Duval’s Special Formula Band, […]
The Bold City (FL) Links, Incorporated Arts Facet committee celebrated the creative and talented students of Tiger Academy at an Arts Showcase Celebration held at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens. The evening showcased […]
Atlantic Beach Recreation and Cultural Arts Director Latrenia Thomas recently hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Community Hygiene Education Cabinet Stations Cabinets (CHECS) to be installed in the Jordan Community Center and the Gail […]
Now that the election primaries are over, Duval voters have set the stage for the general election on Tuesday, May 16th to vote for the next Jacksonville mayor and city council representatives. If no candidate […]
By Lynn Jones – Following a controversial switch from its longtime home at the nothside’s Raines High School, the Bob Hayes Track Meet opened up at its new home at the University of North Florida. […]
By Andrew Pantazi – (via www.jaxtrib.org) Jacksonville asked a court Tuesday to allow the city to halt its appeal of a racial gerrymandering ruling while the city finalizes a settlement with civil-rights groups. The city […]
Like many of you, the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) has followed the actions that Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis and other conservative lawmakers have taken against teaching Black History […]
By Derrick Z. Jackson – (via www.theroot.com) – In a great reverse Black migration, the top four states for Black people are Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida. Democrats. You’re losing your audience. Literally. Worse, […]
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