Lorena Inclán
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Jacksonville, FL, United States
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City leaders looking for feedback on branding efforts for downtown neighborhoods
You can have a say on how the city reimagines four downtown Jacksonville neighborhoods. → Read More
Dun & Bradstreet relocating to Jacksonville bringing with it 500 jobs
Dun & Bradstreet made it official Thursday; its new headquarters is moving from New Jersey to Jacksonville. → Read More
Dun & Bradstreet relocating to Jacksonville bringing with it 500 jobs
Dun & Bradstreet made it official Thursday; its new headquarters is moving from New Jersey to Jacksonville. → Read More
St. Augustine ‘too valuable’ to ignore sea level rise, new state funding could help
There’s a major funding boost that could soon be in the works to fight against local flooding and sea level rise. → Read More
AAA: Florida’s gasoline supply is strong but ‘panic buying’ is causing problems
You may see pumps near you with signs letting you know they are out of gas. But the AAA’s Mark Jenkins said these local fuel outages have more to do with people “panic buying” than it does with the Colonial Pipeline outage. → Read More
New jobs report shows lackluster job gains as businesses struggle to fill positions
You can find “now hiring” signs at nearly every business in town. → Read More
Jags fans deserve some glory, the 2021 draft may be their reward
No sports team can survive without a fan base. → Read More
FAMILY FOCUS: Innovative indoor farming helping Salvation Army Jax feed community’s most vulnerable
Walk into the Salvation Army’s lobby and you’ll hear what sounds like a small waterfall. → Read More
Coronavirus: Youth mental health worsening, foster mom shares advice to overcome it
There’s a silent epidemic happening in tandem with the COVID19 pandemic, that’s a decline in mental health. Especially among local children. → Read More
Black churches in Jacksonville are doubling as vaccination sites over Easter weekend
Several Black churches in Jacksonville are doubling as vaccination sites over the Easter holiday. → Read More
High-profile civil rights attorney, Ben Crump, joins Jacksonville mom’s case against Publix
A nationally recognized civil rights attorney has joined the legal team for a Jacksonville mom who’s suing Publix. → Read More
JTA seeking input from stakeholders for commuter rail to St. Johns County
Living with traffic jams has almost become a daily way of life for many who live in St. Johns County like Michelle Vanhaagen. → Read More
Jacksonville Beach Pier won’t be finished for at least another year, councilman says
City councilman Rory Diamond, who represents the beaches, said construction work should wrap up by spring of 2022. → Read More
Jacksonville Beach Pier won’t be finished for at least another year, councilman says
City councilman Rory Diamond, who represents the beaches, said construction work should wrap up by spring of 2022. → Read More
Pregnant women can get COVID-19 vaccines at certain Jacksonville vaccination sites
Many women may not know that if you’re pregnant right now, you can get your COVID-19 shot regardless of your age at a federally-run site like the one at Gateway Mall. → Read More
COVID-19: Federal guidelines relaxed for nursing home visits
For the first time in a year of the pandemic, federal rules have been relaxed for nursing home visits. → Read More
Gov. DeSantis expands COVID-19 vaccines at more Walgreens
Vaccines are now more accessible for local families. Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, announced a statewide expansion for the COVID-19 vaccine at more Walgreens. → Read More
COVID-19: Federal guidelines relaxed for nursing home visits
For the first time in a year of the pandemic, federal rules have been relaxed for nursing home visits. → Read More
70 local military families now have refrigerators full of food at least for a week
Jacksonville-area military families got an extra push on Wednesday thanks to the USO of Jacksonville. → Read More
70 local military families now have refrigerators full of food at least for a week
Jacksonville-area military families got an extra push on Wednesday thanks to the USO of Jacksonville. → Read More