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Bad luck bill? The strange history of the $2 bill
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Music
The Beach Boys vs. James Watt: How 'America's Band' was banned from the National Mall on July 4
In 1983, Interior Secretary James Watts banned the Beach Boys from playing on the National Mall, drawing criticism from Congress and the Reagan Administration.
History
Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln and the political fight for freedom
Two of America's greatest politicians hotly debated the issue of emancipation during the Civil War, turning their relationship from an uneasy alliance to friendship.
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Professor talks steps toward equality as Juneteenth heads for holiday status
A federal holiday means most government workers will get the day off work, but Juneteenth is a reminder it's time to get to work to get rid of racial inequality.
History
10 facts about Flag Day
In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June 14.
Florida
Archeologists discover lost indigenous settlement near Florida coast
Researches say their findings have led them to believe they've uncovered artifacts belonging to the community of Saraby.
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UNF students explore lost remains of ancient villages on Big Talbot Island
University of North Florida students are spending their summer trying to find the remains of two lost villages. The one known as the Sarabay dates back to the 1500s.
Life
Jacksonville neighborhood's history showcased in new mural
The mural was inspired by turn-of-the-century post cards, with each letter in the mural depicting a different part of St. Nicholas' history.
Local News
Local historian weighs in on importance of preserving historic, abandoned buildings in Jacksonville
Alan Bliss, CEO of the Jacksonville Historical Society, said even though buildings may not look like they're falling down, that doesn't mean they're not endangered.
Holidays
Why is Memorial Day in May? 5 interesting facts about Memorial Day
Memorial Day comes from a tradition following the Civil War called Decoration Day, where veterans would decorate the graves of fallen soldiers.
Local News
Lake Michigan shipwreck, sunk since 1887, 'sails' again 134 years later
A South Haven homeowner looked over her bluff and saw the remains of a shipwreck that had never been there before. The "City of Green Bay" schooner had moved.
Money
Bad luck bill? The strange history of the $2 bill
Though rare, there are still more than a billion dollars in $2 bills in circulation, according to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Music
The Beach Boys vs. James Watt: How 'America's Band' was banned from the National Mall on July 4
In 1983, Interior Secretary James Watts banned the Beach Boys from playing on the National Mall, drawing criticism from Congress and the Reagan Administration.
History
Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln and the political fight for freedom
Two of America's greatest politicians hotly debated the issue of emancipation during the Civil War, turning their relationship from an uneasy alliance to friendship.
GMJ
Professor talks steps toward equality as Juneteenth heads for holiday status
A federal holiday means most government workers will get the day off work, but Juneteenth is a reminder it's time to get to work to get rid of racial inequality.
History
10 facts about Flag Day
In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June 14.
Florida
Archeologists discover lost indigenous settlement near Florida coast
Researches say their findings have led them to believe they've uncovered artifacts belonging to the community of Saraby.
Local News
UNF students explore lost remains of ancient villages on Big Talbot Island
University of North Florida students are spending their summer trying to find the remains of two lost villages. The one known as the Sarabay dates back to the 1500s.
Life
Jacksonville neighborhood's history showcased in new mural
The mural was inspired by turn-of-the-century post cards, with each letter in the mural depicting a different part of St. Nicholas' history.
Local News
Local historian weighs in on importance of preserving historic, abandoned buildings in Jacksonville
Alan Bliss, CEO of the Jacksonville Historical Society, said even though buildings may not look like they're falling down, that doesn't mean they're not endangered.
Holidays
Why is Memorial Day in May? 5 interesting facts about Memorial Day
Memorial Day comes from a tradition following the Civil War called Decoration Day, where veterans would decorate the graves of fallen soldiers.
Local News
Lake Michigan shipwreck, sunk since 1887, 'sails' again 134 years later
A South Haven homeowner looked over her bluff and saw the remains of a shipwreck that had never been there before. The "City of Green Bay" schooner had moved.
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