Jacksonville Free Press

July 21, 2026 – School starts Aug. 10, and Team Duval is excited to welcome students and families back for another outstanding, A-rated school year! Below, you’ll find the latest updates, new additions, important changes, […]

Hundreds of students from 14 Jacksonville-area schools spent three days learning tennis, healthy living and leadership skills during the annual Tennis Jamboree hosted by tthe MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, in partnership with Communities In Schools. […]

The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival (AFWF), presented by Invesco QQQ, returns Sept. 10-13 for its 16th year with a refreshed format that places Atlanta’s diverse culinary scene at the center of the experience. Built […]

Heart attacks are scary, period. They are scary for those who are having one and scary for those who are watching. Of course, eating right and exercising help reduce your risk of a heart attack, […]

By Savannah Tribune | Savannah State University (SSU) is proud to announce that its College of Business Administration has successfully extended its accreditation by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), reaffirming its commitment to […]

A group of Jacksonville boys returned home from Atlanta with more than souvenirs. They came back with a deeper appreciation of history, higher education and leadership after participating in a mentoring trip designed to prepare […]

MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER | The WNBA couldn’t and wouldn’t have survived for 30 years if it wasn’t for Black players, and third-year Indiana guard Caitlin Clark isn’t the league’s savior. Like the old axiom, these two […]

Haiti is not an abstraction. Haiti is a nation whose pain has too often been treated as policy collateral, a people whose labor is welcomed when needed and whose lives are discounted when convenient. Now, […]

By Wells Todd | In May of this year I travelled to Cuba with a U.S. delegation that delivered desperately needed medical supplies. While there I witnessed the devastating effects of the 67-year-old United States […]