August 2026 – Page 54 – Jacksonville Free Press

Just in Time for Thanksgiving, Hope for an America Where Ending Poverty Comes Before Party

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By Ben Jealous | The world of our screens has many of us dreading Thanksgiving. The things old friends and family members post on social media convince us in an instant that they’ve lost any […]

City to Host ‘Holiday River Fest’

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This free, family-friendly event will include several festive activities that stretch across the north and south banks of Downtown Jacksonville, including: Christmas Tree Lighting at Riverfront Plaza, sponsored by Jacksonville Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram: Attendees can […]

South Florida Attorney Kaysia M. Earley Unveils Memoir: Launch Doubles as Hurricane Relief Fundraiser

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Kaysia M. Earley, Esq., a nationally recognized South Florida trial attorney and legal analyst, will release her memoir Houses Built by Faith: Jailhouse. God’s House. Courthouse., an intimate account of her transformation from solitary confinement to […]

Finding His Voice: Quail Steps Into the Spotlight at the Jacksonville Fair

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By Tanyika Armstrong (Entertainment News) | Jacksonville Free Press | When I reached local artist Quail by phone ahead of his upcoming performance at the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair, his tone was calm yet honest—like […]

Florida Blue Prepares for Marketplace Monday Surge: Monday, December 1, 2025

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WHO: Florida Blue, the state’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan, has been serving the state for more than 80 years helping people and communities achieve better health WHAT: While retailers are preparing for the […]

Wingard Marketing + Communications Renews Their Corporate Partnership with the Florida Theatre

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Wingard Marketing + Communications, a Corporate Partner of the Florida Theatre since 2023, has announced its renewed support of the historic Florida Theatre. “We love being able to support really our whole community, but the […]

Zetas Add to Their Legacy of Finer Womanhood

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The Omega Zeta Zeta (OZZ) Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, proudly introduced its newest members, “23 Polished PearlZ,” following a ceremony held at the University North Florida. Family, friends and community supporters celebrated […]

Shilo Sanders Highlights EWU Homecoming and 159 Years in Jax

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The Edward Waters University Tigers were not only excited for the upcoming homecoming gridiron match-up with Central State (Ohio) Marauders but also the much awaited annual ‘Presidents Distinguished Podcast Series’ with guest, Shilo Sanders. The […]

Disappearing Districts: How Racial Gerrymandering is Hollowing Out the Black Electorate

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By: Jaidyn McKinnie, Joint Center Research Intern and UCLA Student | BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — American democracy is entering a dangerous stage of decline. While coverage focuses largely on the most recognizable signs of democratic backsliding, such as […]

Culinary Weekend Highlights Spirits and Florida’s Nature Preserve

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For one full weekend, the Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife festival artfully combines renowned beverage tastings and inspired cuisine from some of the South’s best chefs and local culinary superstars, with a chance to experience coastal […]

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Month: August 2026

Just in Time for Thanksgiving, Hope for an America Where Ending Poverty Comes Before Party

City to Host ‘Holiday River Fest’

South Florida Attorney Kaysia M. Earley Unveils Memoir: Launch Doubles as Hurricane Relief Fundraiser

Finding His Voice: Quail Steps Into the Spotlight at the Jacksonville Fair

Florida Blue Prepares for Marketplace Monday Surge: Monday, December 1, 2025

Wingard Marketing + Communications Renews Their Corporate Partnership with the Florida Theatre

Zetas Add to Their Legacy of Finer Womanhood

Shilo Sanders Highlights EWU Homecoming and 159 Years in Jax

Disappearing Districts: How Racial Gerrymandering is Hollowing Out the Black Electorate

Culinary Weekend Highlights Spirits and Florida’s Nature Preserve