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By Andrew Pantazi | The Tributary – The Jacksonville City Council has decided to appeal a federal court order that found the city had likely racially gerrymandered its district lines. While waiting on the appeal, the council will […]

By Richard Johnson – The need to exercise the right to vote was and still is a long battle that has cost precious lives at every turn throughout the struggles. Personally, I get it with those […]

When their 5-year-old son came home from school with a bloody lip and scraped face, Daniel and Jessica discovered it was not just an innocent playground accident. Their child was being bullied. As millions of […]

The Jean Ribault Athletic Hall of Fame committee festively inducted the 2021 and 2022 classes after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic.  Held at Platinum Events, Ribault legends Laveranues Coles, Shelia Seymore-Pennik and […]

Fraternities and Sororities Tailgate for HBCU Rivalry and Legacy First Coast National Pan Hellenic Council (FCNPHC) partnered with the City of Jacksonville, fraternity and sorority chapters for the Jackson State University versus Bethune Cookman-College football game […]

Piggybacking off its success in Tampa, Florida, organizers of the Cuppa series has brought the informal discussion think tank to Jacksonville. Dubbed Cuppa Jax, attendees meet monthly on a designated Wednesday to enjoy a small […]