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News from September 2022

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Jacksonville-based Chemicals company Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc. (RYAM:NYQ) sees value rise 73.4% in August

By Duval Times | Sep 2, 2022

Mosaic Co. (MOS:NYQ) was the highest Chemicals company headquartered in Florida on Aug. 26.

This Week in Jacksonville Athletics - Aug. 29-Sept. 4

By Press release submission | Sep 2, 2022

It's a busy week for Jacksonville athletics, with four teams in action this week, including volleyball hosting their first of back-to-back home tournaments.

Working at high speed: Associate dean makes mark in 29-year career at FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

By Press release submission | Sep 2, 2022

Farrukh Alvi thought he’d spend one year, maybe two, in Tallahassee after coming to Florida State University as a postdoctoral researcher in 1993.

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Value of Jacksonville-based Telecommunications Equipment company ParkerVision Inc. (PRKR:QBB) fell 80.3% in August

By Duval Times | Sep 1, 2022

BK Technologies Corp. (BKTI:ASQ) was the highest Telecommunications Equipment company headquartered in Florida on Aug. 30.

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Value of Jacksonville-based Software and Computer Services company Black Knight Inc. (BKI:NYQ) fell 15.2% in week ending Aug. 27

By Duval Times | Sep 1, 2022

Red Violet Inc. (RDVT:NAQ) was the highest Software and Computer Services company headquartered in Florida on Aug. 26.

UNF Preschool and College of Education team up to offer new learning experiences

By Press release submission | Sep 1, 2022

The University of North Florida Preschool and College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) are working together to increase experiential learning opportunities for UNF education students as well as continue to foster the nurturing learning environment for children that the Preschool has been well known for since 1975.

Beaches opioid awareness event Sept. 15

By Press release submission | Sep 1, 2022

Join Mayors Glasser, Hoffman, Brown and Jacksonville City Council Vice President Salem as they host a panel of experts to describe how the Beaches communities are being impacted by the overdose pandemic.