Beth Reese Cravey is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Florida. She writes for the Herald-Tribune Media Group and The Florida Times-Union, covering local news and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY and Yahoo News.
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Beth Reese Cravey's coverage focuses heavily on local stories related to education, nonprofits, healthcare, and community issues in the Jacksonville area of Florida. She often includes expert commentary and press releases within her articles.
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By: Beth Reese Cravey
St. Paul A.M.E. Church will hold a prayer vigil Thursday for the seven victims of the Sapelo Island gangway collapse, including two from St. Paul.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Nico Flowers overcame childhood challenges to become the Boys & Girls Clubs National Youth of the Year. Now he's headed for a World Series appearance.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville's Boys & Girls Club star and FSU student Nico Flowers revels in appearance at the World Series as well as seeing Lebron James play.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Sixty area artists recently received $10,000 grants from a new program launched by the nonprofit Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville and the city of Jacksonville.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Most of the 130 neglected Chihuahuas seized Friday at a rental home on Jacksonville's Westside now have foster families, according to Animal Care and Protective Services Chief Michael Bricker.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
When Jacksonville high school senior Daniel Kaye read that 87% of middle school students don’t know basic American history or civics, he did more than file away that factoid in his brain.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Niagra Bottling, which has a Middleburg plant, partnered with two nonprofits to supply local families with 25-pound boxes of food, among other things.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Vision Is Priceless, which provides vision screenings and health care to uninsured and underserved adults and children, promoted Cheryl Stakes as CEO.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
The United Way of St. Johns County has named Carl Cricco, former leader of K9s for Warriors, as its new president and CEO.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Responding to an increased need, Jacksonville's nonprofit Youth Crisis Center recently broke ground on a $940,000 tiny home community for pregnant young women and mothers.
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