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Downtown Vision (DVI), the nonprofit Business Improvement District for Downtown Jacksonville, today unveiled its newest PlacemakingJax initiative: The Pop-Out, curated and hosted by DJ Larry Love. This free, family-friendly concert series—celebrating Black Music Month at […]

Finding out you have cancer can be scary and confusing. Luckily, doctors and researchers are working hard to find new ways to beat all types of cancers, including prostate cancer. The prostate is a small gland […]

Millions of people are affected by chronic dry mouth, or xerostomia, an agonizing side effect of damaged salivary glands. While chemotherapy and radiation treatment for head and neck cancer are the most common causes of […]

Master Sergeant Ronald E. Jackson was born in Williamsburg, West Virginia, on May 16, 1958. In June 1977, he graduated from John Hay High in School in Cleveland Ohio. MSgt Jackson enlisted in the Marine […]

Jacksonville Public Library invites families to dive into a season of reading, creativity and discovery during Summer at Your Library, from June 2 through Aug. 2 at all 21 library locations. This year’s theme, “Color Our […]

This article explores the sociocultural parallels between the American stereotypes of “white trash” and “ratchet/ghetto” culture. Drawing from history, media analysis, and sociological research, it examines how both stigmatypes function as tools of class control, […]

By Jess Sobrevinas | Issa Rae, the multifaceted entertainer behind Insecure, is set to star in and produce the upcoming film Good People, Bad Things. The project represents a new venture for the Emmy-nominated actress, who will work […]

From Jonathan Curtis, Bank of America | There can be a lot to plan for when you leave the service. Creating a checklist can help you stay organized and make sure things go as smoothly […]