It has been 3½ years since the JEA board made two crucial decisions: one to privatize the public utility and the other to establish, as federal prosecutors allege, a criminal employee compensation plan. Metro columnist Nate Monroe of the Florida Times-Union joined us to provide an update on a request to further delay the trial.
JU Law School
Nick Allard, founding dean of the Jacksonville University law school, reviewed the enduring legacy of former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. After that, we explored the exciting new home that awaits law students at Jacksonville University as they pursue their legal education.
Gullah Geechee Festival
Christina Parrish Stone, executive director of the St. Johns County Cultural Council, stopped by to talk about the exciting lineup for the Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival on Dec. 2.
Admission is free, and you can find more information here.
Film Noir
WJCT collaborated with Sun Ray Cinema for an engaging monthlong noir showcase. Our executive producer, David Luckin, recapped Noirvember and the final film in this captivating cinematic event.
If you are interested in attending tonight's event, you can find more information here.
Springfield Saturday
Kristen Keen, founder and CEO of Rethreaded, joined us to talk about their annual Springfield Saturday this Saturday.
There will be live performances and local vendors at the event. If you are interested in attending, you can find more information here.
