National Memorial Day Concert
May 24 at 8PM & 9:30PM on WJCT-TV
May 24 at 8PM & 9:30PM on WJCT-TV
Thursday, May 28 at 8PM on WJCT-TV & 89.9 FM
John Delaney St. Augustine Arts Association Summer Camps Big Climb for Tiny Hope
Medicaid Expansion Mobile Responsive Websites Kent Lindsey Tribute Sports with Cole Pepper
Bill Bishop Media Roundtable Week in Review Fonkoze Stage Aurora’s Production of “Steel Magnolias”
State Legislature Session Public Television Stations CEO Pat Butler WJCT’s Relax Radio Around Town with Kerry Speckman
Civil Citations Public Service Recognition Week Cowford Chophouse
STEM2 Hub Stroke Awareness Month Author Mark Ribowsky, Whiskey Bottles and Brand-New Cars: The Fast LIfe and Sudden Death of Lynyrd Skynyrd Chef Kenny Gilbert
May 11 at 7PM on WJCT 89.9 FM
CNN Photojournalist Mark Biello Vision Education and Rehabilitation Center Sports with Cole Pepper
Media Roundtable Week in Review Author Vic DiGenti, “Hurricane Island” Moon Over Matanzas
Faith Leaders Speak Out on Violence Travel Expert Judy Wells Around Town with Kerry Speckman
One Spark 2015 Postmortem Going Green: Sustainable Fisheries The Player’s Championship One Jax
Supreme Court Hears Marriage Equality Case Last Days in Vietnam Jax Community of Entrepreneurs
Minimum Wage Increase Dining Out for Life Sports with Cole Pepper
Media Roundtable Week in Review Women2Women Tour Beaches and Riverside Fine Arts
International Trade and Jacksonville Businesses Lymphedema “Haikus Well-Hung” Art Show
Foreclosures on the First Coast Author and Cardiologist Dr. Timothy Patrick, “Invest in Yourself: A Cardiologist’s Narrative for Heart Health” Mee Mee TV’s “Tonight! with Jim Alabiso”
“State of the Re:Union” Host Al Letson on the Show’s Peabody Award Win First Coast Connect Book Club: “Dreaming in Cuba” Jacksonville Greek Festival
Interfaith Group Calls for Action on City Issues LaVilla Students Record Poetry CD Cole Pepper
University of North Florida’s Interfaith Center aims to help students in voicing their values, engaging with others, and acting together.
Local artist Kate Rouh talks about her mosaic art and her newest project on the Southbank Riverwalk.
The Cathedral Arts Project provides art instruction to more than 2000 local school children during the school year and in the summer months.
Jacksonville Beach native Kait Smith hopes to generate a different way of thinking through her natural and vibrant floral company, Holdfast Flowers.
On this episode of Hometown: Kate Rouh, Cathedral Arts Project, Holdfast Flowers and UNF Interfaith Center
A WJCT local production.
A group of creative’s in North Florida meet every Sunday morning to celebrate their community and cultivate their craft.
Local artist Jonny Dale uses art to communicate his thoughts and feelings.
Long time Florida residents Suzanah and Rhonda left their jobs to start a small batch mobile popsicle business.
On this episode of Hometown: Bold City Pops, Community Sunrise, Jonny Dale and Urban Reefs
Contact: Stan Cleiland, Vice President, Community Relations and Strategic Communications (904) 358-6366 • scleiland@wjct.org For Immediate Release WJCT’s State Of The Re:Union Wins Peabody Award (Jacksonville, FL, April 20, 2015); The public radio program State of the Re:Union (SOTRU) will receive the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award. The University of Georgia announced Monday that the program is one of 40 winners honored …
Media Roundtable Week in Review Springing the Blues Festival
Darkness to Light Coalition Parkinson’s Symposium 5 & Dime Theatre Presents “John Coffey Refuses to Save the World” Around Town with Kerry Speckman
St. Augustine 450th Green One Spark Creators Cooking Up Change WJCT’s Relax Radio
Tune to WJCT Public Television Thursday night at 8, Channel 7.1 (Comcast Channel 8 & 440) for the WJCT documentary showcasing the bridges suspended over our beautiful waterway as part of “The Year of the River”. “City of Bridges” traces the growth that resulted from the construction of Jacksonville’s railroad and automobile bridges across the St. Johns River, and explores …
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