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Jacksonville Jazz Festival returns Memorial Day Weekend to Downtown Jacksonville May 26 – 29, 2022

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The Jacksonville Jazz Festival returns Memorial Day Weekend to Downtown Jacksonville May 26 – 29, 2022! For more than 40 years, the Jacksonville Jazz Festival has brought music lovers together to enjoy an incredible weekend […]

Lenoir City’s 22nd Annual Rockin’ the Docks Kicks off Summer

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–LENOIR CITY, TENNESSEE—MAY 2022—Memorial Day celebration features food, music and fireworks. Lenoir City’s Rockin’ the Docks brings thousands together for summer days filled with music and family fun on Fort Loudoun Lake. Twice each summer Lenoir City […]

Marissa Alexander Joins the Ready4Work Team

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Operation New Hope welcomes Marissa Alexander as our newest Career Development Instructor for the Ready4Work program. Marissa brings with her a host of skills and lived experiences that will help our clients successfully reconnect with […]

Raines / Ribault Rivalry Faces Off in the Courtroom

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Students from Raines High School and Ribault High Schools had the opportunity to take their long-term gridiron rivalry from off the football field to the court rooms of Duval County The vision of Judge Brian […]

Al Lawson Drops $4.5 Million to Benefit City’s Urban Core

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While Cong. Al Lawson continues to strategize out how to fight for his district, a federal judge has canceled a trial set to begin May 12 after plaintiffs argued to change the argument brought before […]

Grillmaster King Crowned in Jax to Save Lives

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With Black men having a 70 percent higher rate of developing prostate cancer and twice as likely to die from the disease, the outreach to this demographic remains dire. In an effort to bring awareness […]

DeSantis Map Fight Must Be Decided in the Courts

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The Miami Times – Apr 12, 2022 Updated Apr 14, 2022 – A three-judge panel on Monday correctly declined the state’s request to put a hold on a federal lawsuit that seeks to have the court draw new […]

Best Destinations For Black Travelers May 2022

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We couldn’t resist making this round-up list of the best destinations for Black travelers to visit this May 2022. There is so much world to see, but these hand-picked destinations will truly capture your attention […]

LeVar Burton to Appear in ‘Blindspotting’ Season 2

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(Source: www.thegrio.com) – Burton’s involvement comes fresh off the announcement of his return to the ‘Star Trek’ franchise – Blindspotting is returning to Starz, bringing some new faces along for the second season. Star Trek: The […]

Former NBA Big Man Al Harrington Sets Goal to Create 100 Black Cannabis Millionaires Through His Incubator

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By TSL Contributor – (Source: www.blackenterprise.com) – Al Harrington is a man on a mission to create 100 millionaires in the legal cannabis industry. The owner of Viola has led the meager 2 percent of ownership by […]