Jeannie Blaylock
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'I'm smiling so hard the back of my head hurts:' Jaguar's Travis Etienne honors disabled veteran with free Super Bowl trip
Meet Corporal Adam Greathouse. What was his reaction to hear he's getting a free Super Bowl trip via Travis Etienne? → Read More
A freeze frame of a very special surprise for Veronica, a cancer survivor helping others
She beat breast cancer, and now her small non-profit is taking on a mighty mission. → Read More
'It felt kinda like a cashew': Callahan woman finds her own breast cancer doing Buddy Check
Cheryl Hill is a survivor because she did a self exam. → Read More
Grab a spot now! The Buddy Bus will be at the Jaguars home game October 23rd. Get your mammo in 10 minutes.
Here's how to sign up to get your mammogram when the Jaguars play the Giants at home at TIAA Bank Field. → Read More
Battling cancer? Taking care of a cancer patient? Here's how to get a free manicure, a free massage and a free haircut
A non-profit group in Jacksonville is having a free event to pamper people in the fight against cancer. → Read More
'But I shall overcome, for I am strong:' U.S. Navy Master Chief performs Old Glory
"I had a couple of scholarships to go to college and I chose the United States Navy. I'd do it all over again," he says. → Read More
Special Report, Part 2: Anybody ever botch your name and not even care?
Do people mispronounce your name and not even try to get it right? Research shows the detrimental impact. → Read More
Our military expert answers: Who's winning the war in Ukraine?
Our First Coast News military and national security expert analyzes the question: Who's winning the war in Ukraine? → Read More
WWII veteran celebrates 73 years of marriage with his sweetie
He says he's proud "because I love my country more than anything in this world other than my wife and kids." → Read More
'Hi. We're still alive:' Short text from Ukraine is a relief for Jacksonville artist
Sergei Orgunov and his mother, Galyna, were waiting hour-by-hour for weeks to hear from family in Ukraine. → Read More
Ukranian-American painter says his heart is broken over Russian invasion
Sergei Orgunov lived in Ukraine 27 years. Now, he's distraught over seeing his home country invaded. → Read More
'He's a keeper' | Breast cancer survivor puts the spotlight on her hubby
Jamie Manning knows how important her husband's support is. She battled breast cancer with him by her side. → Read More
North Florida breast cancer survivor brought to tears by generous surprise
Live, Learn, Love is an annual project in October. Kathy Reynolds is the grateful recipient this year. → Read More
'It felt like a chickpea' | Jacksonville mom catches breast cancer early with self-exam
You can order a free Buddy Check kit with a reminder card to hang in your shower. Just call our partner, Baptist Health, at 904-202-CARE. → Read More
Shelley Meyer, wife of Coach Urban Meyer, gives us a peek inside their Florida home
Shelley Meyer opens up about her family life and how they stay strong → Read More
'Some customers were crying': San Marco losing Bold Bean coffee shop
Bold Bean, some customers say, has not just wonderful coffee, but an atmosphere that just feels good, like a warm and friendly community. → Read More
'Mr. Phelps, can you sign this?' Young Ryan Murphy had no idea he'd swim on Olympic team with his hero
Murphy, from the Bolles swim program in Jacksonville, swims four events in Tokyo, which is his second Olympics. → Read More
What does Ryan Murphy eat the day of his Olympic race?
We look at four things - from behind-the-scenes - you probably don't know about Ryan Murphy. → Read More
Services to help veterans you may not know about
Among the programs veterans can use are the Vet Tec program, VRRAP program and the GI Bill. → Read More
New York doctor's video goes viral with positive COVID message
He encourages people to trust the scientists and not fall for internet rumors. → Read More