Jacksonville News (Page 200)

Hundreds of people are visiting Balis Park — in the middle of the San Marco Square — for the 25th San Marco Art Festival being held this weekend. Organizers said 28 artists are participating in this free event that includes not only paintings and sculptures but also glasswork and jewelryContinue Reading

Police are investigating three separate shootings that left three men injured Saturday in Jacksonville. The first incident happened at around 2 a.m. when police said a man was shot in the neck while driving on Herlong Road on Jacksonville’s Westside. Police said a man was inside a car when heContinue Reading

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that happened around 2AM on Herlong Rd. JSO says a man was sitting in a car when he was approached and shot. The man was shot one time in the neck. That mas was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. PoliceContinue Reading

Partly cloudy with near seasonal temperatures. Patchy to areas of dense fog early then becoming partly cloudy. Morning lows in the upper 40s to 50s for SE GA, 50s for NE FL. Afternoon highs in the upper 60s for SE GA, low 70s for NE FL. Wind NE 10-15 mph.Continue Reading

CLAY COUNTY, Fla – Two teenagers have died in a crash in Clay County overnight. According to Florida Highway Patrol, a 17 year old girl and an 18 year old boy was traveling southbound on Oakleaf Plantation Parkway around 11:45 pm. The vehicle left the roadway onto the west shoulder,Continue Reading

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Local Jewish and Palestinian organizations are voicing their thoughts on the 24 hostages that were released by Hamas on Friday. Both organizations say they are thankful to have some of the hostages back home, but this is only the start. 24 hostages held by Hamas were released and 39 PalestiniansContinue Reading

Several small businesses in Fernandina Beach have seen more customers on Black Friday than they have in previous years and they expect to stay busy through the weekend. A lit tree marked the beginning of the holiday season in Fernandina Beach, along with people dressed in pajamas for the BlackContinue Reading

In an effort to support Black-owned businesses and non-profit organizations, the Melanin Market returned to the Springfield neighborhood for their annual “Real Black Friday” event on Friday evening. Anita Spencer, vice president of the Melanin Market, said this event serves as a celebration of Black businesses. “We are coming togetherContinue Reading