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State-funded brain health program expands to Clay County for first responders (opens the original)
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CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — A new state-funded brain health and wellness program is expanding to Clay County to support local first responders and military veterans. The personalized, non-invasive treatment program uses specialized brain mapping technology to assist emergency personnel and veterans suffering from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. The initiative is 100% funded by the state of Florida. Care through the program will be available to members of the Clay County Sheriffâs Office, C
Ackerman Cancer Center highlights prostate cancer risks and early detection signs (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — September marks Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, prompting medical professionals to highlight the risks and treatment options associated with the condition. Dr. Jaymeson Stroud, a physician at the Ackerman Cancer Center, is working to raise awareness about early detection and key warning signs. While prostate cancer has no single origin, age remains a major risk factor for men. Approximately six out of 10 diagnoses occur in males ages 65 or older, though the disease carries
âWeâre still growingâ: Jacksonvilleâs iconic Chamblin Bookmine celebrates 50 years of success (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The iconic Chamblin Bookmine is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The independent bookstore is a Jacksonville staple with two locations and more than 100 rows of books packed from floor to ceiling. Owner Ron Chamblin says in 50 years, Chamblin has exploded. Todayâs main location is on Roosevelt Blvd. âBack then in â76, I would have maybe two or three, four customers a day. And my sales were like $15 a day, $20 a day. (In) maybe nine months, and I finally reached one hu
Honoring the legacy of âMrs. Maryâ at PACE Center for Girls in Jacksonville (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A woman who impacted the lives of thousands of girls at the Pace Center for Girls in Jacksonville has died. Ms. Mary Warner died on June 9. Action News Jax first introduced you to her in 2025. After more than 23 years of life-changing work at Jacksonville PACE Center, Mrs. Mary Warner died at 90 years old. âHer goal was to make sure that every girl felt loved and that they had a future. And she was going to make that she played a huge part in that because it was very impor
Jacksonville student makes history as first child to log 100 volunteer hours reading to pets (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville student has made a mark at Jacksonville Humane Society as the first child to log 100 volunteer hours of reading to pets. For more than two years, Nehemiah Turner has walked into the Jacksonville Humane Society with his Grandma. The 11-year-old has racked up more than 100 volunteer hours through the Pawsitive Reading program, and itâs the first in the programâs history! âSoothing, feels good, calm, comforted animals, not like a whole bunch of barking is h
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