It's been two years since the tragic shooting galvanized an entire community that is still trying to find healing in the midst of the pain.
A new memorial now honors the lives of Angela Carr, Jerrald Gallion and A.J. Laguerre Jr., one year after the three were killed in a racially-motivated attack at a Dollar General in Jacksonville.
A new memorial now honors the lives of Angela Carr, Jerrald Gallion and A.J. Laguerre Jr., one year after the three were killed in a racially-motivated attack at a Dollar General in Jacksonville.
Members of the Jacksonville City Council stood in front of a memorial Monday for the three innocent lives that were taken after a hate crime to announce a solution to a broken community’s demand for change.
The hate-filled manifesto from the Dollar General shooter has ignited mixed emotions from the community that has not healed from the tragedy.
As preparations are underway for the reopening of the Dollar General where three people were killed in August, a nearby resident is giving a new perspective on the brutal attack and how the community is faring now.
It’s been three months since three people were killed in a racially-motivated shooting at a New Town Dollar General.
On Friday morning, family members gathered at The Bethel Church in downtown Jacksonville to celebrate her life.
Family, friends and the Jacksonville community are paying their final respects to those who died in a racist attack at a Dollar General store in New Town.
The family of a 52-year-old woman who was fatally shot during the hate-filled attack in Jacksonville has retained renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump.
Community members, faith and city leaders joined together Sunday at a prayer vigil to remember the live of three victims who were violently killed in a Saturday’s mass shooting at a Dollar General.
