Born October 11, 1951, Scantling graduated from Eugene Butler High School in 1969. tune when involvement in street life led to a prison sentence of three years, six months and nine days for assault.

During a recent Jacksonville performance, Black Violin delivered a high-energy show that had audience members clapping, grooving and moving to the beat. With the intensity of rock ...

By Lynn Jones | Cigar enthusiast gathered beneath the Riverside bridge for a weekend of premium smokes, live entertainment and fellowship as the 2026 River City Smoke Fest brought cigar culture and ...

Five Jacksonville residents were recognized for their leadership, volunteerism and decades of community service during The Jacksonville Council on Elder Affairs annual 2026 Senior Citizens of the Year ...

Lights, camera, action! The Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project celebrated its 20th anniversary this month, drawing nearly 40 film-making teams to a competition that has helped put the city on the ...

Jacksonville has unveiled a new Civil Rights Trail Marker honoring A. Phillip Randolph, the Jacksonville-raised labor leader whose fight for radical equality helped reshape American history.

A maternal health crisis continues to disproportionately impact the Black community, with Black mothers experiencing ...

A new photography book offers a rare look inside the former Johnson Publishing Company headquarters at 820 S. Michigan Ave., ...

WASHINGTON INFORMER — Federal agents searched the D.C.-area home of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) on Monday, 22 days before ...

Upcoming recruitment stops in November will take FAMU representatives across Central Florida and the Tampa Bay area. The ...

Select works from The Cummer Museum at 65 exhibition include: Gustave Caillebotte, Jardin a la Campagne Amanda Crowe, Cat and ...