Looking for a new painting to hang in your living area, or a sculpture for your front yard? Jacksonville is saturated with talented local artists who specialize in an array of mediums, including mosaics, oil […]
The deadline is fast approaching! The Medicare Annual Election Period, during which people with Medicare can enroll in a Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plan, ends Dec. 7. It’s important to take this time to […]
Son, Brother, Father, Friend & Beloved Husband Saturday, December 8, 2018 Evening of Celebrated Reflections King Solomon Baptist Church 2240 Forest Street – Jacksonville, Florida 32204 & Sunday, December 9, 2018, 3:00 p.m. Memorial Service for Quenthon […]
Sheryl Estrada, Special to The Informer via DiversityInc Ayanna Pressley, the first Black woman to be elected to Congress in Massachusetts history, posted a photo on Twitter on Thursday night that’s since gotten more than […]
By Sean Pittman It’s not just the 1.4 million convicted felons whose rights were restored by Amendment 4 that need a review on voting. Given the political turmoil in the Sunshine State during the November […]
The story of the Clark Sisters is coming to television in 2019 as a Lifetime movie will follow the gospel legends’ rise to fame. The legendary gospel siblings will be the subject of an upcoming […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A new federal lawsuit against Gilead Sciences exposes how the pharmaceutical giant is putting profits over people, especially oppressed groups including black and LGBT communities, said renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump. […]
[foogallery id=”26440″] According to runningUSA.org, The Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend, considered to be one of the largest race weekends in the country, drives more than 100,000 runners and spectators to the Central Florida Area. runDisney […]
The members of the Walter Darcy Court of the Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary (KPCLA) make Thanksgiving a priority every year. For the turkey? No. For the pumpkin pie? No. “We emphasize this holiday […]