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2/26 - Spotlight: The Jax Food & Wine Festival, March 7
Daniel Davis, President and CEO Jax Chamber, joins JMN to share details on the Jax Food & Wine Festival, Saturday March 7 at Artists Square Park. This is the inaugural event, featuring tastings from the Foley wine collection, local chef cuisine, music, and more -- and it's a great way to celebrate/recover from the Gate River Run! Visit JFWF.COM for tickets.
2/26 - Eben Brown, FOX News
It's back to the VAB (Vehicle Assembly Building) for the Artemis II rocket, after discovering more repairs are needed. The next launch window is in April. Eben Brown has the details.
2/26 - Tonya Powers, FOX News
Sec. of Defense Hegseth is reviving his push to punish Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly over "illegal orders,” appealing a judge’s previous order that Kelly is not to be punished. Kelly responded on X that “These guys don’t know when to quit.” The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), Article 92, defines illegal orders as any that violate the US Constitution, US laws, or laws of war, so a precedent exists.
