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MacKenzie Scott has Given Over $1 Billion to HBCUS

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Author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has quietly reshaped the financial landscape of historically Black colleges and universities, giving more than $1 billion to HBCUs in just five years and redefining modern philanthropy in the process. […]

Official: Camping World Stadium to Be Jaguars Temporary Home for 2027

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John Oehser / Jaguars senior Writer – The Jaguars will be home in Orlando – officially and temporarily.NFL owners on Tuesday unanimously approved terms of a temporary, one-year stadium lease between the Jaguars and Florida […]

Can We Renounce the Renouncing?

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by ReShonda Tate | Defender Network It seems like an almost daily occurrence: Someone on social media renouncing the sorority or fraternity they once fought like hell to join. They offer a solemn video, a carefully […]

2026 Jacksonville Jazz Fest Returns Memorial Weekend With A Star-Studded Line-Up

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The 2026 Jacksonville Jazz Festival will return to Downtown Jacksonville over Memorial Day weekend, May 21- 24, this year. With an impressive lineup of award-winning performers, the festival will bring music lovers from across the […]

Russell Simmons Files Explosive Manhattan Lawsuit, Says HBO Ignored Sharpton, Jackson Warnings and Pushed a “Tabloid Hit Piece” Worldwide

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By Stacy Brown | Russell Simmons is accusing HBO and its partners of ignoring civil rights leaders, burying evidence, and turning his name into a global spectacle, and he’s putting it before a Manhattan court. […]

From Boards to Brands, Angel Reese Changes the WNBA Playbook

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Angel Reese is redefining what it means to be a modern WNBA star, blending elite on-court production with a marketable brand that stretches far beyond basketball — and her latest moves underscore just how much […]

Local Author Debuts “Mirror Mirror” to Guide Women Back to Their Purpose

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Teresa Nicole hosted a book signing during Jacksonville’s Art Walk to debut her new book Mirror Mirror: A Journey Back to the Woman You Forgot to See. Set against the backdrop of the city’s energy, […]

Jaxons Represent for No Kings Day Peaceful Protests

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Florida Trib Wins Six First-Place Awards, Gold Medal in Journalism Contest

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By Florida Trib Staff – The Florida Trib won six first-place awards in the Florida Society of News Editors’ 2026 journalism contest, including a prestigious gold medal for public service for “Cold-Blooded,” a series by Nichole […]

Northside Pride Celebrates One Year of Transforming Image of City’s Most Stigmatized Neighborhood

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Celebrating its first anniversary, the local nonprofit Northside Pride of Jacksonville honored community leaders who helped put Jacksonville’s Northside on the map. Dana Maule, Founder and Executive Director, hosted the one-year awards ceremony at Jacksonville’s […]

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Year: 2026

MacKenzie Scott has Given Over $1 Billion to HBCUS

Official: Camping World Stadium to Be Jaguars Temporary Home for 2027

Can We Renounce the Renouncing?

2026 Jacksonville Jazz Fest Returns Memorial Weekend With A Star-Studded Line-Up

Russell Simmons Files Explosive Manhattan Lawsuit, Says HBO Ignored Sharpton, Jackson Warnings and Pushed a “Tabloid Hit Piece” Worldwide

From Boards to Brands, Angel Reese Changes the WNBA Playbook

Local Author Debuts “Mirror Mirror” to Guide Women Back to Their Purpose

Jaxons Represent for No Kings Day Peaceful Protests

Florida Trib Wins Six First-Place Awards, Gold Medal in Journalism Contest

Northside Pride Celebrates One Year of Transforming Image of City’s Most Stigmatized Neighborhood