2026 – Page 157 – Free Press of Jacksonville

Back By Popular Demand! Firehouse Subs® Brings the Heat by Relaunching Its Legendary Hot Sauce Bar

August 6, 2026 admin 0

The fan-favorite complimentary Hot Sauce Bar features 13 bold sauces, from mild to extra hot, and returns with a full-scale national creative campaign celebrating the passion of Firehouse Subs guests JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Sept. […]

NAACP Unveils Fresh Data Targeting 14.5 Million Black Voters

August 6, 2026 admin 0

NAACP President & CEO: “Make no mistake, our lives depend on our votes.” | WASHINGTON – Today, during a press briefing, the NAACP unveiled its first round of polling results outlining the attitudes and issue priorities of millions of […]

Emergency Cash: What Are Your Options?

August 6, 2026 admin 0

By Amanda Register, Bank of America | When financial difficulties arise, you may need money fast. If you don’t have an emergency fund or other savings to tap into, you may feel as if there […]

Tommy Bahama is Celebrating Tacos and Tequila from now until November 17

August 6, 2026 admin 0

Tommy Bahama is celebrating Tacos and Tequila from now until November 17 at all Tommy Bahama Marlin Bars! This special menu features unique tacos, a new salad entrée, and two new tequila cocktails! The menu includes: Baja Shrimp Tacos – […]

Senator Rick Scott Must Reject His Divisive Allies

August 6, 2026 admin 0

By Congressman Al Lawson – Al Lawson is a former U.S. Congressman who represented Florida’s 5th District and a long-time advocate for economic development and civil rights. | As a Black man raised in the […]

Lawmakers Face September 30 Deadline to Avoid Government Shutdown

August 6, 2026 admin 0

NNPA NEWSWIRE — By Stacy M. Brown | NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent | @StacyBrownMedia At the heart of Congress’s immediate challenge is securing a funding bill to keep the government operational. With an unlikely […]

Florida Supreme Court Decision Could Eliminate Minority Voter protections Across the State

August 6, 2026 admin 0

Florida Supreme Court justices indicated on Thursday that an anti-gerrymandering amendment in the Florida Constitution may contradict the U.S. Constitution, favoring the argument the state has used to defend quashing a former Black Congressional District […]

Year: 2026

Back By Popular Demand! Firehouse Subs® Brings the Heat by Relaunching Its Legendary Hot Sauce Bar

NAACP Unveils Fresh Data Targeting 14.5 Million Black Voters

Emergency Cash: What Are Your Options?

Tommy Bahama is Celebrating Tacos and Tequila from now until November 17

Senator Rick Scott Must Reject His Divisive Allies

Lawmakers Face September 30 Deadline to Avoid Government Shutdown

Florida Supreme Court Decision Could Eliminate Minority Voter protections Across the State

Natasha Rothwell, Hilarious Co-Star of ‘Insecure,’ Helms New Hulu Comedy ‘How to Die Alone’

City of Jacksonville Announces Fall Exhibition Baseball Game

Florida Blue Update: Ongoing Contract Discussion with Baptist Health Jacksonville