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(Source: www.caro.news) By The Carolinian –  RNC Spokesperson Paris Dennard  – The Republican Party made historic gains with minority communities in the 2016 and 2020 elections. Black, Asian, and especially Hispanic American voters compelled by […]

(Source: www.jaxtrib.org) – Voting-rights groups told a federal judge they will ask the court to overturn the Jacksonville City Council redistricting plans before the 2023 elections because the council’s new maps disenfranchise Black voters by […]

By: Hannah Berman, M.D. Mayo Clinic – Melanoma is a rare but aggressive type of skin cancer It’s responsible for about three quarters of skin cancer related deaths. It most often affects white people, but people with […]

By Dr. Cynthia Griffin – During the COVID-19 pandemic, drug overdose deaths increased 15% to over 107,000 Americans in 2021¹. with the overwhelming majority involving opioids, according to the CDC. Florida Blue Medicare, the state’s […]

While the summer weather may be heating us up, there is a way for those of us who are donors to “heat up” giving at our favorite nonprofits. Its not that complicated, but it can […]

Against the tragic backdrop of a historic conflict in Europe, Jacksonville will unite with millions around the globe to promote the timely theme “Pursue Peace” as they participate in a six-part annual event scheduled for […]

Attorney, Andreas Study from the law offices of Farah & Farah answered some questions on Hurricane/Property Insurance Awareness: Hurricane/Property Insurance Interview Questions: 1. Is hurricane preparedness effective if used according to state regulations? Preparedness is […]

GREENVILLE, S.C.  – Pastor of Relentless Church, John Gray, remains in the critical care unit at a hospital this week, according to his wife Aventer. On Sunday, Aventer Gray posted on social media Sunday that […]