In honor of Women’s History Month, here are a few sites and stories associated with women who transformed our community and nation. May Mann Jennings Known as the “Mother of Florida Forestry,” May Mann Jennings was one of the most influential people in Florida during the 20th century. After being the First Lady of Florida from 1901 to 1905, Jennings
Will spraying for mosquitoes kill beneficial pollinators in Jacksonville, a reader asks.
Here’s what the candidates had to say about infrastructure needs, their Downtown plan, and the importance of the St. Johns River.
The real change lies in who’s elected to the down ballot races. We have 19 seats on our City Council, and only four incumbents are running unopposed or against a write-in candidate, guaranteeing their return to the Council.
Mayoral candidates are headed to a debate this week, courtesy of WJXT, host Kent Justice, and Jacksonville University. What can we expect from this debate?
The developer remaking the warehouse on Jacksonville’s Eastside has worked with residents to integrate the project into the community.
Black baseball evangelists are trying to attract young players in a city with a rich history with the sport.
The Florida Black Expo returns to Jacksonville on Thursday, February 9, 2023.
Demolishing existing buildings in hopes that flashy new ones will replace them doesn’t work. It’s time to change gears.
Republican Daniel Davis issued the most audacious proposal of the campaign mayor campaign: pension reform.
