June 7, 2022THE JAXSON | 5 moments that shaped Jacksonville historyAs Jacksonville celebrates its 200th birthday this week, here are five moments that made the city what it is today:…By Bill Delaney and Ennis Davis
May 17, 2022Some Black groups say they were left out of Jacksonville’s bicentennial, so they’re holding their own events insteadCelebrating the city’s two centuries of history – warts and all – was the challenge the Jacksonville Historical Society was…By Will Brown
May 10, 2022THE JAXSON | Uncovering Jacksonville’s Asian American storySince 1990, May has been recognized as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, celebrating the achievements, history, culture and…By Ennis Davis
May 1, 2022Independent Florida water providers are shutting down. American Beach’s doesn’t want to be next. Construction will begin soon on a new water and sewer system in American Beach, the historically African American community in…By Claire Heddles
March 15, 2022THE JAXSON | 6 women’s history sites in JacksonvilleIn honor of Women’s History Month, here are six sites associated with women who transformed our community and nation. Born…By Ennis Davis
March 1, 2022THE JAXSON | 5 female writers from JacksonvilleIn honor of the start of Women’s History Month, here are five women with ties to Jacksonville whose writing affected…By Ennis Davis
January 31, 2022OPINION | Erasing Black history does not erase Black peopleIn my other life, I write books and host a podcast. I am unabashed about centering the point of view…By Nikesha Elise Williams