|
Baptist Health recently earned the Responsible Use of Health Data certification from Joint Commission. The designation recognizes Baptist …
more
6/18/26
|
|
As owners of Amada Senior Care of Jacksonville, Neeta and I understand firsthand the challenges families face when an aging loved one begins to need extra support. We have walked that journey …
more
By Tom Nicholson
|
6/18/26
|
|
The Northeast Florida public is invited to attend a commemoration of the Battle of Alligator Creek Bridge on Saturday, June 20, at the Multi-Purpose Building, 543378 U.S. 1, Callahan. The …
more
6/18/26
|
|
Borland Groover is advancing colorectal cancer prevention by pairing physician expertise with artificial intelligence (A.I.). GI Genius intelligent endoscopy technology is now available at multiple …
more
6/18/26
|
|
PVPV Rawlings Elementary School is celebrating two student traditions centered around community, connection and school pride.
Recently, students, teachers, staff and families gathered for the …
more
6/18/26
|
|
St. Johns County announces Juneteenth office hours
In observance of the Juneteenth holiday, all departments of the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners, St. Johns County administrative …
more
6/18/26
|
|
By late June and into early July throughout the 1970s, the summer seasons in Ponte Vedra Beach would begin to wear thin on the patience of some of the older year-round residents.
Things …
more
By Kevin A. McIntyre
|
6/18/26
|
|
Volunteers removed 651 pounds of litter and debris from St. Johns County beaches during the 23rd Annual Turtletown USA Beach Cleanup on May 16. Hosted by the St. Johns County Solid Waste Division, …
more
6/18/26
|
|
The Anniversary to Commemorate the Civil Rights Demonstrations, Inc. (ACCORD) invites the public to a historic day of remembrance on Thursday, June 18, honoring the events that pivoted American …
more
6/18/26
|
|
WeVend, a North American pioneer in unattended payment solutions with more than 30 years of industry leadership, and TendedBar, the industry leader in automated beverage dispensing for …
more
6/18/26
|
|
Borland Groover, a leading gastroenterology practice serving Northeast Florida for nearly eight decades, has announced the availability of InterStim therapy, an FDA-approved treatment for chronic …
more
6/18/26
|
|
I have been an outpatient physical therapist in this area for over 25 years specializing in sports and orthopedic rehabilitation. Most sport-related injuries that I have treated for the average …
more
By Chris Kopp
|
6/18/26
|
|
The Atlantic Hurricane Season officially began on June 1, and St. Johns County Emergency Management is urging all residents to take proactive steps now to prepare for potential storms and …
more
6/18/26
|
|
Recent rainfall across Northeast and Central Florida provided modest relief from dry conditions in some areas, but drought conditions persist, and the St. Johns River Water Management District is …
more
6/18/26
|
|
Northeast Florida’s housing market in May reflected continued price growth alongside moderating sales activity and declining inventory levels across the region.
While closed sales increased …
more
6/18/26
|
|
For patients experiencing a stroke, every second counts, and timely access to expert care is critical to improving outcomes. All adult hospitals and emergency departments (EDs) in the Baptist Health …
more
6/18/26
|
|
A longstanding North Florida tradition returned recently as more than 500 anglers gathered in Palatka for the 37th annual Wolfson Children’s Hospital Bass …
more
6/18/26
|
|
Each month, the Ponte Vedra Writers group supports area writers with workshops designed to help them improve their craft. But in June, writers have the opportunity to demonstrate what they’ve …
more
6/18/26
|
|
United Way of St. Johns and Putnam Counties has announced the availability of applications for the Student Mental Health Grant Fund, designed to support local nonprofit organizations that are …
more
6/18/26
|
|
(BookTrib) - “The First Cycle: NUE World Chronicles” by F.N. KnightIn this ambitious science-fantasy epic set nearly a thousand years after humanity’s flight from a dying Earth, the planet …
more
BookTrib
|
6/18/26
|
|
6/17/26
|
|
Sylvox reports outdoor televisions are increasingly popular as Americans remodel backyards, with the market projected to exceed $750 million by 2030.
more
Jay Ian Birbeck for Sylvox
|
6/16/26
|
|
A small but widening group of pioneers are working to make hazelnuts as much of a signature New Jersey crop as tomatoes and corn.
more
Dana DiFilippo
|
6/16/26
|
|
Damaging storms, one of which reached derecho status, spread across Iowa over the past week, but the state’s crop conditions remain stable, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig said in a news release Monday that severe storms damaged crops and homes in eastern and southern Iowa during […]
more
Cami Koons
|
6/15/26
|
|
Pseudorabies, a disease that primarily impacts swine, is again considered eradicated in Iowa, after the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship confirmed a spring outbreak did not spread to other farms. The virus was detected April 30 in a small Iowa herd that was later depopulated, per U.S. Department of Agriculture protocol. According to […]
more
Cami Koons
|
6/15/26
|