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With Black men having a 70 percent higher rate of developing prostate cancer and twice as likely to die from the disease, the outreach to this demographic remains dire.  In an effort to bring awareness […]

While Cong. Al Lawson continues to strategize out how to fight for his district, a federal judge has canceled a trial set to begin May 12 after plaintiffs argued to change the argument brought before […]

Students from Raines High School and Ribault High Schools had the opportunity to take their long-term gridiron rivalry from off the football field to the court rooms of Duval County The vision of Judge Brian […]

  Operation New Hope welcomes Marissa Alexander as our newest Career Development Instructor for the Ready4Work program. Marissa brings with her a host of skills and lived experiences that will help our clients successfully reconnect with […]

Award winning author Natasha Owens has turned her novel ‘Airing Grandma’s Laundry and other Hush Hush Family Secrets’ into a stage play.  “We are so exited for this play to reach Duval, the stage play goal […]

By Lynn Jones – Lawmakers stood side by side with activists in front of Jacksonville’s City Hall this week to oppose the current congressional redistricting map proposed by the Governor and other community ills.  The map […]

Joyce Delifus, founder of the Shawn D. Delifus Foundation recently received the Janet Owens Award, in honor of LISC Jacksonville’s former executive director and community visionary. As director of the Shawn D. Delifus Foundation, the […]

This coming Sunday, April 17th the world will gather to celebrate Easter, marking the restoration of Jesus, three days after his death by crucifixion. To commemorate the season, American Legion Post 197 held an Easter […]

The annual Steals and Slides game was held at the Clanzel Brown Park to help the Clara White Mission stomp out homelessness and hunger. Sponsored by the Horne Foundation, participant’s split into teams for a […]