Hundreds of cowboys and cowgirls dressed in full Western regalia gathered at the Jacksonville Equestrian Center for the 5th installment on the Jacksonville stop of Black Rodeo USA, a nationally recognized event celebrating the rich […]
Members of Gamma Omicron Sigma (GOS) Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. joined community partners at Johnson Family YMCA recently to promote water safety and swimming education through the sorority’s national SWIM 1922 initiative. […]
While historically Black Greek-letter organizations are often recognized for their traditions and campus presence, members of the First Coast National Pan-Hellenic Council (FCNPHC), recently demonstrated another hallmark of the Divine Nine: community service and civic […]
The city-wide Jacksonville Family Reunion 2026, presented by Premier Events & Services Unlimited, welcomed more than 300 attendees for a vibrant celebration of community and connection. The event featured live music, food, line dancing, games, […]
Nearly 400 residents gathered at the Emmett Reed Community Center for the 4th annual Summer Hope Fest at the Center of Hope at Emmett Reed Community Center, bringing together families, community resources, and entertainment in […]
More than 250 special guests gathered at Jacksonville’s historic Karpeles Grand on June 13, to celebrate the wedding of Sonia Belgrave Landrum and Anthony Landrum. The elegant affair, themed “The Power of Love,” marked the […]
The Friends of the Brentwood Public Library, Inc. celebrated the 2026 James Weldon Johnson Young Writers Festival, a four-day literary and arts experience that empowered students in grades 3–12 through creative expression, cultural education and […]
The Big3 basketball league plans to become the first publicly traded professional sports league in U.S. history through a $290 million business combination agreement. The 3-on-3 league, co-founded by O’Shea Jackson Sr. (Ice Cube) and Jeff […]
The Friends of the Brentwood Public Library, Inc. celebrated the 2026 James Weldon Johnson Young Writers Festival, a four-day literary and arts experience that empowered students in grades 3–12 through creative expression, cultural education and […]
By Joel Addington | The county needs a few hundred more housing units to meet current demand, so building enough supply to lower home prices could take years. But there may also be other, more immediate solutions, […]
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