July Resident Newsletter 2026

A Reflection Forward from Gregg Cohen, Co-Founder of JWB

It’s such an incredible honor and a truly awesome responsibility to be the housing provider for our 9,000+ residents here in Northeast Florida. We believe all great things start at home and to know that JWB gets the opportunity to make this a special experience for our residents is an incredible gift. Thank you to all of our JWB residents for putting your trust in us and we look forward to serving you for many years to come!

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The City of Jacksonville will celebrate America's 250th anniversary on July 3 and 4, 2026 with free, family-friendly celebrations that will include activities across the north and south banks of Downtown Jacksonville

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KidsArtLab

333 North Laura Street Jacksonville, FL 32202

MOCA hosts a monthly Kids Art Lab to encourage young artists to make cross-curricular connections between Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Students and instructors will craft miniature sandcastles using kids’ kinetic sand and other colorful building materials.

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MovieinthePark

Artist Walk 718 Riverside Ave Jacksonville, FL 32204

Jax Parks hosts FREE monthly film screenings outside. Bring your own blankets & lawn chairs. There will be food trucks and as always free popcorn! July’s movie is the Parent Trap (1998).

JaxBeachClassicCarCruise

4-7 PM, Seawalk Pavilion & Latham Plaza, FREE Admission 11 1st Street N Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

Cruise into nostalgia at the Jax Beach Classic Car Cruise! Join us for the 4th Tuesday of each month, from 4 - 7pm in Latham Plaza for a chance to marvel at a display of vintage vehicles and chat with their owners.

The story of JWB

We’re celebrating 20 years of building a business that prioritizes giving back to the community! From the Welcome Home Fund and HomeStep programs to regular volunteering, our leadership team reminisces about how they’ve managed to build JWB from the ground up while keeping their community front and center.

Click below to watch the full conversation and hear how a shared vision among four friends evolved into the JWB that is helping shape Jacksonville today.

JWB Residents BOOK CLUB

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS WILL ALL BE POSTED ON THE BOOK CLUB FACEBOOK GROUP!

1.At what point did you realize your original theory about the disappearances was wrong?

2.Were there any characters whose actions you found difficult to understand or believe?

3.Why do you think Riley Sager chose "Two Truths and a Lie" as such an important motif throughout the novel?

4.Which twist surprised you the most?

5.Is there a difference between keeping a secret and telling a lie? How does the novel address that distinction?

6.Which character, if any, do you think deserves forgiveness?

7.Is there a difference between keeping a secret and telling a lie? How does the novel address that distinction?

8.Which character, if any, do you think deserves forgiveness?

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