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August is the Month of Philanthropic Receiving

August 23, 2018 admin 0

This past Sunday, after preaching a rousing sermon of giving thanks for your blessings, Central Baptist International Church Pastor Karl Hodges accepted a three hundred dollar check from the Royal Vagabonds Club for the CBIC […]

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Foundation Working to End Disparity of Drowning Black Youth

August 22, 2018 admin 0

On Saturday August 18th the Shawn Delifus Foundation celebrated their 2nd Graduation of 86 swimmers ages 6 months to 88 years old. Both local senior citizens and youth held court at the William Raines High School […]

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Legacy Memoirs – History of Black Athletes Preserved Through Local Association

August 22, 2018 admin 0

By William C. Hines – When I was a young boy growing up in Jacksonville, there were two Black High schools – Stanton High (Blue Devils) and the Matthew W. Gilbert (Panthers). The Stanton Blue […]

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August the Month of Philanthropic Receiving

August 22, 2018 admin 0

The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition a grassroots, membership organization run by Returning Citizens (formerly convicted persons) who are dedicated to ending the disenfranchisement and discrimination against people with convictions and creating a more comprehensive and […]

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EWC’s new president puts his money where his mouth is

August 15, 2018 admin 0

One of the primary roles of a college president is to raise money for their institutions.  The new president of Edward Waters College joins in that tradition by leading the charge.  Recently, Dr. A. Zachary Faison, […]

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Jumbo Shrimp Weekend Includes Back to School Giveaways, Concert

August 15, 2018 admin 0

Jumbo Shrimp Minor League team opened with a postgame concert on top of the first-base dugout at Family Faith Night at the Baseball Grounds near TIAA Stadium. Headlining outside of the dugout was Christian musical […]

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Fans Still Jubilant After Jags Lose Pre Season Opener 20 – 24 Against Saints

August 14, 2018 admin 0

TIAA Stadium was packed to capacity for last week’s season opener against the New Orleans Saints. Several backups on the Jacksonville Jaguars excelled despite the loss, Jags 20, New Orleans Saints, 24. Backup quarterback Cody […]

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Legacy of Rutledge Pearson Preserved with Renaming of Post Office

July 27, 2018 admin 0

Last week, Congressman Al Lawson and U.S. Postal officials today hosted a dedication ceremony to mark the renaming of the Kings Road Post Office in honor of civil rights activist Rutledge Pearson. Rep. Lawson filed […]

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Dementia Lecture Series Empowers Seniors to Take Heed to Early Symptoms

July 26, 2018 admin 0

Mayo Clinic’s office of Health and Disparities held a Dementia Awareness lecture series last week at the Mary Singleton center in Springfield. Seniors in attendance learned about various aspects of the disease including symptoms, causes […]

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Edwards-Walker Clan Tour Washington D.C. For Reunion Legacy Tour

July 19, 2018 admin 0

The descendants of Jessie and Anna Edwards held their 29th inaugural family reunion in Washington, D.C. The focus on this year’s “come together weekend” was to celebrate their ancestral history and family legacy. The family […]

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