Beth Reese Cravey is a reporter at the Florida Times-Union, where she has covered nonprofits, social services, and animal welfare in the Jacksonville area since 1980. Her extensive experience includes reporting on the Jacksonville City Council and suburban Clay County, with a focus on themes such as animal care, health and wellness, and family relationships. Beth's work has been featured in various publications, including Herald-Tribune Media Group, WJCT Public Media, and USA TODAY.
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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.
If you are working with an organization or individual in Jacksonville involved in education, nonprofit work, healthcare services, or community-related initiatives and events that align with the themes covered by Beth Reese Cravey (family & relationships; health & wellbeing; healthcare & pharmaceutical; business & industry), offering them as sources for expert commentary can increase your chances of being featured in her articles.
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By: Beth Reese Cravey
The Michael Ward and Jennifer Glock Foundation donated $250,000 to Junior Achievement of North Florida 's Experiential Learning Center that will feature hands-on experiences in financial literacy, career readiness and entrepreneurship.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Cold Noses, The Florida Times-Union 's weekly pet column, features dogs and cats available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters and animal welfare-related news.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union A $21 million, eight-bed "micro hospital" is expected to open on Jacksonville's Southside by the end of the year.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
See which Northeast Florida government offices, stores and restaurants are open or closed this Labor Day holiday.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center has opened a new $18 million unit for patients undergoing cellular therapy
By: Beth Reese Cravey
The Clay County Sheriff's Office recently spread the word about bicycle and e-bike safety with obstacle courses, bike check-ups and new helmets.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Northeast Florida animal shelters have a variety of dogs and cats available for adoption. Here are 8 this week.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Clay County government recently spread the word about bicycle safety by staging a bike expo that featured obstacle courses, bike check-ups and free helmets.
By: Beth Reese Cravey
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Retired Jacksonville public official John Keane has been named board chairman of First Coast Crime Stoppers , a
Cold Noses, The Florida Times-Union 's weekly pet column, features dogs and cats available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters and animal welfare-related news.
