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JACKSONVILLE, FL – July 14, 2025 – Representative Wyman Duggan will host a press conference on Friday, July 18th at 11:30 a.m. on the grounds of Eartha’s Farm & Market,  4850 Moncrief Road, Jacksonville, FL 32209. […]

The Pink Rubies Community Development Corporation recently threw their 4th annual pool party. Over 80 kids, ages 2 to 12, came out with their parents to enjoy a day of swimming, music, laughter, and good […]

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 10, 2025 — Jacksonville Public Library, in partnership with The Haskell Company and Acuity Design Group, invites Brentwood residents and Duval County community members to a Community Information Session on Tuesday, July 15, to learn more […]

The James Weldon Johnson YMCA hosted its grand reopening, along with its annual ‘Family Reunion,’ on Saturday, June 21st from 10am-4pm. The event was free to everyone in the community to participate and peruse a variety […]

Since 1997 Jerome Browns BBQ establishment has fueled the northside with their lip-smacking BBQ!  Every year during the month of June, Jerome Brown invites the community to their annual Senior Day providing free BBQ to all […]

Congratulations are in order for River City Science Academy student Kyler Nixon, a bright six-year-old kindergartener who has won first place in the Kindergarten Division of the 2025 Jax PBS KIDS Writers Contest. Kyler’s winning story, titled “I […]

With the upcoming start of the 2025 hurricane season, JEA is encouraging Northeast Florida residents to join with the utility in being fully prepared for what could be an above average storm season. “We know how […]

It’s been more than a year since the controversy began over the opening of yet another liquor store in the Brentwood neighborhood. Protestors were in sync with community residents that there were already too many […]

Sonny’s BBQ, visited Jacksonville homeless shelters this week to provide meals to those in need. The visit was part of Sonny’s Random Acts of BBQ initiative, which is Sonny’s way of giving back to its […]

It was 1935, the Harlem Renaissance was winding down, Billie Holiday’s voice was floating through the airwaves, and Black folks were surviving, thriving, and testifying with pressed hair, sharp hats, and hearts full of faith. […]