Thousands of parents and families attended the annual School Choice Expo last weekend at the Fairgrounds. The event drew more than 15,000 parents and families an opportunity to check out all the educational options the […]
By Lynn Jones Although the holiday season has passed, the Beta Alpha Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. has plenty to celebrate. The sorority held their annual Founders Day Tea last Saturday inside […]
Last Sunday, Gateway to Heaven Christian Church (GTHCC) celebrated their Seventh Church Anniversary and Founders Day with a worship service honoring co-pastors Rev. Carlton Jones and Rev. Walter Johnson. On January 8th 2012, the co-pastors […]
To combat disparities facing women, Stephanie Jones, owner of Lifestyles Management Counseling held the second annual “Women at Werk” Empowerment Conference last week at the Lexington Hotel on Jacksonville’s Southbank. Hundreds of women were engaged in […]
Pastor Mark Griffin, of Wayman Ministries, strives for excellence in education and ministry. Dr. Griffin, recently completed his studies and received his Doctorate of Ministry degree from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. A Service of […]
Green Cove Springs, Florida City Council presented Cove Star Awards to citizens Hannah Westberry and Josh Hobbs. Awards were presented for assisting Green Cove Springs Police Department in swiftly apprehending the suspects of vandalism in […]
Many Jacksonville residents are unaware that Douglas Anderson (DA) School of the Arts was named and spearheaded by community leaders and activists Douglas Anderson (1884-1936) and W.R. Thorpe (1893-1967). Anderson, a graduate of Tuskegee Institute, began […]
Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey has been controversial since he entered the NFL. But the often outspoken all pro does more than talk trash and play football. Ramsey is also committed to giving to children in need, […]
During the holiday season, there is never a shortage of parties and reasons to fellowship with friends and family. Last week, the Raines High School Class of 1974 held their 10th annual Christmas party aimed […]
From the slavery era in the 19th century through to the second half of the 20th century, the majority of the colleges in the southern United States prohibited African Americans from attending. This unfortunate fact led […]
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