When it come to community advocacy, sororities and fraternities on the first coast lead the way in volunteerism and giving back to the community with charitable donations and events. Added to the list is the […]
Amazon and Altar’d State spent the weekend giving back at White Harvest Farms during its 2nd annual food festival, “The Roots of Southern Cuisine Food Festival.” The festival was hosted at White Harvest Farms in […]
Gail Carter-Cade, author of ‘Uplifting The Pain of Behavioral and Learning Styles Through Poetry Now,’ invited guests for an engaging book signing inside Chamblin’s Uptown Book Store in downtown Jacksonville. Fans and friends of the […]
The Ribault High School Trojans bested the Raines High School Vikings 8-3 in five innings at 121 Financial Ballpark to win the High School Heritage Classic, taking the A. Philip Randolph Cup for the second […]
By Lynn Jones-Turpin – It was a new venue but it still promised the same deliverables. Beginning with the well awaited “Taste of Jacksonville” and concluding with a two-day confab of entrepreneurial empowerment, the Black […]
Don’t be fooled by the name. The Royal Vagabonds are all about class and service. Established in 1928, The Royal Vagabonds upped the ante for this year’s 75th annual ‘Valentine Sweetheart Scholarship Dance.’ This year, […]
by Andrew Pantazi – February 18, 2023 – Nahshon Nicks, a Democratic candidate for Jacksonville’s City Council At-Large Group 5, may have violated the city’s charter by living outside of the residency boundaries for the seat, […]
Visit Jacksonville – Visit Jacksonville is Florida’s first destination management organization to earn the Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) designation. This designation, granted by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES), recognizes organizations […]
By www.readingeagle.com – Black History Month by its very name encourages Americans to look back on past struggles and triumphs of Black Americans. It’s an important topic involving hundreds of years of history, and people […]
By Johania Charles Miami Times Staff Writer – via www.miamitimesonline.com – While U.S. school districts look to recover from a mass exodus of teachers brought on by various factors – including the COVID-19 pandemic and […]
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