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Annual Bookfest Returns

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Jax Book Fest returned this year hosted by the Main Library. This annual celebration brought together authors, readers, writers, and book lovers of all types. Held over two weekends, The event included a writer’s day […]

Ghostly Hotspots: Reports Reveal the Most Haunted Places in North America

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Do you believe in ghosts? Maybe you’ve heard a creaky floorboard when no one was home… or felt a chill that couldn’t be explained? Every year, thousands of ghost sightings are reported across the U.S. […]

Raines Class of 1970 Celebrates 55th Reunion

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Raines High School Class of 1970 celebrated their 55th high school reunion weekend with a series of customized events. Reminiscing on the 70’s impact on America, classmates gathered for a reunion weekend of bowling, birthday […]

President Trump Falsely Claims Record Black Employment Amid Rising Black Joblessness

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President Donald Trump appeared to take credit for “record” Black employment in a Truth Social post amid rising Black unemployment during his second term. On Thursday night, Trump posted a meme aiming at former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack […]

Agape Lauds Healthcare Advocates at 2025 Awards

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AGAPE Family Health proudly hosted its 2025 Agape Awards Breakfast at WJCT Studios. This special event celebrated the dedicated volunteers, and community partners who tirelessly support the health and well-being of our neighbors. The AGAPE […]

Top Teens of America Chapter Established in Jax

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Seventeen teenagers were recently inducted into the Duval County chapter of Top Teens of America (TTA) as the chapter was established. The ceremony was held in the banquet hall of First Timothy Baptist Church with […]

Jones & Griggs Among Honorees for State Onyx Award

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An evening of excellence and inspiration recently unfolded as ONYX Magazine hosted its Sixth Annual Men of Honor Awards at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando. This year’s celebration honored 22 distinguished men from around […]

HBCU Travel: Voorhees College Museum

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Terrianna Mccullough HBCU Inspiration | Historically Black Colleges and Universities were built to provide higher education for African Americans. These institutions ensured that there is a place to not only grow while feeling inclusive but also […]

Unlockt™ Expands to Jacksonville, Bringing Dynamic, Data-Driven Support for People Navigating ADHD

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Research-backed programs offer children, teens, young adults and families a new roadmap for success | Unlockt™ announced today the opening of its second location in Northeast Florida, growing its impact and community of support for […]

October is ADHD Awareness Month: Author Hannah Bookbinder, LSW, M.Ed., an ADHD Shares Developed Strategies

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ADHD is a chronic condition affecting millions globally. The disorder is characterized by hyperactivity, concentration issues, and impulsivity, leading to significant academic, professional, social, and familial challenges. In the US alone, approximately 7.3% of children ages 3-17, over 16% […]

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Year: 2026

Annual Bookfest Returns

Ghostly Hotspots: Reports Reveal the Most Haunted Places in North America

Raines Class of 1970 Celebrates 55th Reunion

President Trump Falsely Claims Record Black Employment Amid Rising Black Joblessness

Agape Lauds Healthcare Advocates at 2025 Awards

Top Teens of America Chapter Established in Jax

Jones & Griggs Among Honorees for State Onyx Award

HBCU Travel: Voorhees College Museum

Unlockt™ Expands to Jacksonville, Bringing Dynamic, Data-Driven Support for People Navigating ADHD

October is ADHD Awareness Month: Author Hannah Bookbinder, LSW, M.Ed., an ADHD Shares Developed Strategies