Month: August 2026

Beaches and Low-Lying Areas Plan for Impact of Hurricane Matthew JACKSONVILLE, Fla., October 5, 2016 – The City of Jacksonville, in preparation for the potential impact of Hurricane Matthew, has declared a state of emergency […]

Jacksonville native, Joyce G. Moore announces the release of three new children’s books. These three books incorporate stories that feature some of the social issues that children are dealing with within their schools and communities. […]

Film making, like many other fields, is dominated by men. It’s not that women have no interest in filmmaking or film directing. In fact, half of all graduates of film schools are women. But, only […]

Back in 2013, when the founders of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture were seeking donors, they were encouraged to reach out to a man named Robert F. Smith. And that […]