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BBQ Maven in Town to Encourage Seafood

August 7, 2026 admin 0

SNP Ambassador and Celebrity Chef Gina Neely Promote National Seafood Month – The Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP) on Thursday, October 8th in Hemming Plaza launched a national three-year public health education campaign and white paper […]

Jax JLOC, MMM “Get Back on the Bus Tour” Decends upon D.C. for Justice or Else

August 7, 2026 admin 0

On Friday October 9, at 4 p.m. in the evening, Jacksonville Local Organizing Committee of the Millions More Movement Inc., sponsored a luxury bus cruiser and departed from the Norwood Shopping Center and headed to […]

Local Girl Scouts Trek to Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

August 7, 2026 admin 0

First Timothy Baptist Church Girl Scout Troop 1123 and 1124 were all smiles at the Jacksonville premier of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, the classic story of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, […]

Early Risers: Mentors Focus on Respect, Leadership and Educational Success at the Elementary School Level

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Duval County Public School Educational Benefits Representative Antoine Mickle is always on the lookout for young men to mentor. After communicating with Timucuan Elementary school Principal Darrell Perry, Mr. Mickle began mentoring students at Timucuan […]

“Feral” Facebook Comments Show Racism is Alive and Well

August 7, 2026 admin 0

By Julianne Malveaux NNPA Columnist You can run, but you can’t hide from racism. I was preparing to write a column on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the trade agreement that President Barack Obama wants to […]

A New Breed of Bigoted Politicians

August 7, 2026 admin 0

By Oscar H. Blayton NNPA Guest Columnist Among the many windswept cliffs that stand guard on the shores of the island of Okinawa, one is known for its particularly gruesome history. “Suicide Cliff” is located […]

Despite Mediocre Recruitment Efforts, Republicans Still Haven’t Gained Ground with Blacks

August 7, 2026 admin 0

by Reggie Fullwood For the past half dozen election cycles, Republicans have “said” that they want to attract more blacks to their party. It’s almost like that strange schoolmate that you rarely even said hello […]

First Coast Community Outreach Program Inspires and Educates

August 7, 2026 admin 0

By C.S. Bennett People attending the recent First Coast Community Outreach Program at the Salem Center, were treated to an inspirational collection of speakers who gave insight to their personal triumphs and their love of […]

Final Services Set for Educator Aria Rogers Peterson

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Final services have been set for longtime Duval County educator Mrs. Aria Louise Rogers Peterson who transitioned Saturday, October 10, 2015. She is preceded in death by her husband of 73 years, the late Albert […]

Obama Administration’s New Initiative to Combat Student Absenteeism

August 7, 2026 admin 0

An estimated 5 million to 7.5 million students are chronically absent from school each year, putting them at risk of several negative outcomes. But the Obama administration recently announced a new cross-sector initiative to turn […]

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BBQ Maven in Town to Encourage Seafood

Jax JLOC, MMM “Get Back on the Bus Tour” Decends upon D.C. for Justice or Else

Local Girl Scouts Trek to Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

Early Risers: Mentors Focus on Respect, Leadership and Educational Success at the Elementary School Level

“Feral” Facebook Comments Show Racism is Alive and Well

A New Breed of Bigoted Politicians

Despite Mediocre Recruitment Efforts, Republicans Still Haven’t Gained Ground with Blacks

First Coast Community Outreach Program Inspires and Educates

Final Services Set for Educator Aria Rogers Peterson

Obama Administration’s New Initiative to Combat Student Absenteeism