Lifestyle

No trip to the Caribbean this year? No worries, the 14th annual Jacksonville Caribbean Carnival was held this weekend at Metro Park bringing beauty and culture of the Caribbean to the First Coast.  The Carnival Organization of Jacksonville, Inc. (COOJI) […]

[foogallery id=”30965″] Motivational Speaker Lindsy Bivens, brought her conference ‘My Message Matters,” back to Duval County for a one day conference held at the Aloft Hotel on the Southside. The conference featured a diverse mixture […]

People across the internet are embracing the FaceApp hype after a retooled version of its old age filter sent social media into a frenzy. Social media users have been sharing images of what they would […]

Rwanda’s creative golden age is upon us — here are the artists that are ready to take the world by storm. By Alexander-Julian Gibbson Updated: June 15, 2019 From filmmakers in Nigeria to fashion designers […]

The Tony Award winning Ain’t Misbehavin’ recently wrapped up a sold out six week run at the Alhambra Dinner Theater. The musical is a tribute to the black musicians of the 1920s and 1930s who […]

While the blogging scene has grown drastically over the last 15 years or so, blogs are still a great way to build awareness and garner support.  Local teachers William Jackson and Aida Correa are Bloggers […]

Born December 24th, 1917 in New Mexico, Andrew O. Elias has traveled around the world for work, war and women! At age 15, with permission from his aunt, he joined the army and began his […]

The Raines class of 1980 Girlfriends group hosted their 3rd Annual Mother’s Day Brunch celebrating and honoring 14 Mother’s  at the home of Randy and Gina Gallman-Peterson.  All the mothers were presented with gift bags […]

[foogallery id=”30116″] Last weekend, thousands of jazz aficionados flocked to Downtown Jacksonville to experience the 2019 Jacksonville Jazz Festival.  Many attendees commented that this year’s line up was one of the best in years with […]