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James Benedict Crooks, a University of North Florida professor emeritus, social activist, historian, author of two books on Jacksonville history and another on UNF and frequent contributor to The ...

The NC Museum of History unveiled plans Wednesday for a sleek, modernized new home to show off the state’s treasures and artifacts — an updated approach for a tech-savvy audience. Slated to open in ...

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