Which former Duval County area high school athletes will be active on Friday, April 17?
These former Duval County area high school athletes are set to compete on Friday, April 17.
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Daniel Montalvo named ASUN men’s golfer of the week after strong finish
Jacksonville University’s Daniel Montalvo earned his first ASUN Men’s Golfer of the Week honor after tying for third place individually at the UNCW Seahawk Invitational. His strong performance contributed to Jacksonville’s highest team finish this season. The Dolphins now prepare for their next tournament before competing in the conference championship.
Rick Scott calls for election security measures and increased DHS funding
Senator Rick Scott published three posts on April 10, highlighting issues such as election integrity, long-term funding solutions for DHS, and praising the First Lady’s advocacy efforts.
Good Friday event shows support for immigrants at Baker Correctional Institution
A Good Friday event near Baker Correctional Institution drew about 50 people supporting detained immigrants through prayerful witness. Participants heard detainees respond during their walk along Highway 90. Organizers say such gatherings offer encouragement and highlight community solidarity.
Senator Ashley Moody joins walk to support sexual assault survivors in Pasco County
Senator Ashley Moody participated alongside Lauren Book in Pasco County’s ‘Walk in My Shoes’ event supporting survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The initiative aims to raise awareness during National Sexual Assault Awareness Month through community engagement across Florida.
North Florida beach volleyball splits matches at Capri Classic in Boca Raton
No.17 North Florida Beach Volleyball opened play at the Capri Classic with one win and one loss on April 10 in Boca Raton. The Ospreys swept Stephen F. Austin but fell to host No.15 Florida Atlantic by a narrow margin.
Aaron Bean highlights local infrastructure award, POW remembrance, and new healthcare bill
U.S. Congressman Aaron Bean posted about EPA recognition for Nassau County’s water infrastructure, honored former prisoners of war, and introduced new healthcare legislation on April 9, 2026.
Senator Rick Scott meets with Florida leaders to discuss agriculture industry challenges
Senator Rick Scott met with community leaders in Clewiston for a roundtable discussing challenges facing Florida’s agricultural industry. The event focused on supporting farmers through recent hardships while emphasizing continued cooperation among government levels.
Retreat for college students to focus on human dignity and pro-life advocacy
A special retreat day focusing on human dignity and pro-life advocacy is set for March 28 in St. Augustine. College students from several universities are invited to participate in Mass, presentations, discussions and prayer.









