May’s Positively JAX winner wears many different hats. A mom, a history-making athletic director and just this year she started a nonprofit focused on women. The RichHER Foundation is just getting started helping women reach their full potential.

In our third episode of Positively JAX Spotlight, we sit down with the St. Johns Riverkeeper, Lisa Rinaman who serves as the chief advocate and public’s voice for the St. Johns River.

In our second episode of Positively JAX Spotlight, we sit down with Patrick Moran, Vice President of Philanthropy of United Way of Northeast Florida. In this episode, we learn about all the services this organization offers and how they have been impacting the community during their 100 years of service. 

More than 400 runners hit the sand at Jacksonville Beach Saturday morning for the second annual “Kindness Matters 5K and Fun Run”.

Going from a 7-21 basketball record to a 21-8 record landed five William Raines High School seniors college scholarships to showcase their talents at the collegiate level.

Army Sergeant Christopher Carre will receive a new 2024 Hyundai Tucson.

A local service organization is teaming up with UF Health to address health disparities in our community. This Saturday, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is hosting a health fair.

A local teenager who was left partially paralyzed by an attempted murder-suicide stabbing attack outside a Ponte Vedra restaurant last June walked across the stage Friday to receive her high school diploma.

Mission BBQ kicked off its Armed Forces Week on Monday where all active duty service members and veterans can enjoy a free sandwich on their designated day.

Epic Outreach is a farm and animal rescue on Jacksonville’s Northside that takes in abused, neglected, and lost farm animals and gives them a new lease on life. Their mission has grown so much in that time that they’ve outgrown their space.

Veterans with the Wounded Warrior Project are learning on how to become drone pilots as part of a collaboration with CSX Railroad Transportation to diversify job opportunities and employ more veterans.

“I didn’t think I’d get this far.” Those were the sentiments of Officer Malik Daricaud after he stood up and took his first steps out of rehab.

Our April Positively JAX winner has been making a difference in our community for 20 years.

A Jacksonville girl was named an honorary truck driver for the day on Wednesday at a local Walmart.