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Jacksonville Native & Ribault Graduate is a Global Film Festival Winner for his movie, “The Mission Possible Book Award.”

August 7, 2026 admin 0

A Jacksonville native, Ribault Graduate, and three-time author, Dr. Juan Phillip Chisholm, is now recognized as a Global Film Festival Winner for his documentary movie, “The Mission Possible Book Award” by the Global Film Festival […]

IN MEMORIAM: Cassandra Griffen, Renowned Documentary Photographer, Dies at 75

August 7, 2026 admin 0

BIRMINGHAM TIMES — By Shauna Stuart | The Birmingham Times | Cassandra Griffen was born on Jan. 25, 1950 in Wilson, N.C. Her parents, Charles Richard Griffen and Bertha Baynes Griffen, were educators in the […]

Willie J. Walker, Jr., Esq. of The Walker Law Offices, P.A. Earns ABOTA Membership

August 7, 2026 admin 0

American Board of Trial Advocates | Willie J. Walker, Jr., founding attorney of the Jacksonville based firm, The Walker Law Offices, P.A. has been accepted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA dedicates […]

Lewis Hamilton Set to Start LAST in Saturday Night’s Las Vegas Grand Prix

August 7, 2026 admin 0

After two weeks of criticism from Ferrari Chairman John Elkann, Lewis Hamilton said in Las Vegas he woke up thinking about driving. However, the turbulence Hamilton is currently experiencing has not gone away. Before Thursday’s […]

South Florida Attorney Kaysia M. Earley Unveils Memoir: Launch Doubles as Hurricane Relief Fundraiser

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Kaysia M. Earley, Esq., a nationally recognized South Florida trial attorney and legal analyst, will release her memoir Houses Built by Faith: Jailhouse. God’s House. Courthouse., an intimate account of her transformation from solitary confinement to […]

Wingard Marketing + Communications Renews Their Corporate Partnership with the Florida Theatre

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Wingard Marketing + Communications, a Corporate Partner of the Florida Theatre since 2023, has announced its renewed support of the historic Florida Theatre. “We love being able to support really our whole community, but the […]

A Journey Home: One Traveler’s First Trip to Accra, Ghana

August 7, 2026 admin 0

by Sylvia Perry When I first began the 17 hour journey that would land me in West Africa, I left full of hope and excitement. Boarding the overnight flight from New York’s JFK Airport […]

How Black Authorship is Shifting Under the Trump Administration: Voices from the Miami Book Fair

August 7, 2026 admin 0

Elisabeth Campbell, Miami Times Contributor | As the 2025 Miami Book Fair begins, the landscape of Black authorship under the Trump Administration is shifting. Broad book bans and censorship initiatives have removed books by Black authors […]

Florida Blue Prepares for Marketplace Monday Surge: Monday, December 1, 2025

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WHO: Florida Blue, the state’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan, has been serving the state for more than 80 years helping people and communities achieve better health WHAT: While retailers are preparing for the […]

Bethune-Cookman College Sports Team Takes Over WDW

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ESPN First Take’s live broadcast was held from B-CU’s campus. Bethune-Cookman players and coaches also enjoyed a fun day at Walt Disney World Resort recently—riding Expedition Everest, exploring Kilimanjaro Safaris and meeting Mickey Mouse and […]