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FERNANDINA BEACH - Nassau County’s sudden collision with the idea of a large-scale data center may have started with a social media firestorm and a disputed corporate press release, but what comes …

Consumers can dispose of unused or unwanted prescription medications at local pharmacies on April 25 as part of the Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Rx Take Back Day.

FERNANDINA BEACH - Global instability, rising fuel costs and weakening consumer confidence are beginning to cast uncertainty over the future of tourism on Amelia Island, even as current visitation …

Fernandina Beach, FL  – The Rotary Club of Fernandina Beach, formed in 1926, is celebrating its 100 th  anniversary this year.  To honor this momentous occasion, the Rotary Club of …

A week-long Local State of Emergency and a countywide burn ban took effect Wednesday after the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners acted on worsening drought conditions and an extended lack …

FERNANDINA BEACH - A weeks-long animal rescue effort that removed 21 cats from a filth laden North 15th Street home in Fernandina Beach has escalated into a court case, with the city now seeking at …

Fernandina Beach officials are moving to prosecute an animal care case after investigators found as many as 20 living cats and two deceased — one described as mummified — inside a feces- and …

FERNANDINA BEACH - City officials are considering a combination of rate increases, new debt, and expanded staffing to address what consultants and city staff described as growing needs in the …

After nearly a century of debates, numerous designs and city commission considerations the city of Fernandina Beach celebrated the opening of its $2.4 million waterfront Park on Saturday. The …

The City of Fernandina Beach has been honored for the 24th consecutive year as a Tree City USA community by the Arbor Day Foundation, along with receiving the Growth Award for the fifth year. These …

FERNANDINA BEACH — Ocean Highway and Port Authority (OHPA) Vice Chairman Scott Moore issued a pointed warning about the future of the Port of Fernandina, telling fellow commissioners the agency is …

A record 23 North Atlantic right whale calves were born during the 2025–2026 calving season, marking the highest total in 17 years and offering a rare note of optimism for one of the world’s most …

FERNANDINA BEACH - The City’s paid parking program produced $185,328 in gross revenue in March, with strong hourly parking activity continuing to drive the majority of income, according to the …

FERNANDINA BEACH — A Nassau County circuit judge has halted the recall effort against City Commissioners Genece Minshew and Tim Poynter, ruling that the allegations cited in recall petitions …

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — A court-ordered mediation between the City of Fernandina Beach and Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) will take place April 13–14 in Jacksonville, but the public …

FERNANDINA BEACH - Every morning and late afternoon Krissi Barr watches from her third-floor perch as the intersection of Bill Melton Road and Fletcher Avenue becomes clogged with traffic and …

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — The former Winn-Dixie at the Island Walk Shopping Center on South 14th Street reopened Thursday morning as a new Aldi, drawing early crowds and reshaping grocery …

FERNANDINA BEACH — Nassau County Circuit Judge Marianne Aho did not rule Tuesday on a request to halt the recall effort against Fernandina Beach Commissioners Genece Minshew and Tim Poynter, …

ALDI announced Monday it will open its new Fernandina Beach grocery store this Thursday, April 2, marking the company’s latest conversion of a former …

Fernandina Beach’s paid parking program in the historic downtown district has generated more than $276,000 in gross revenue through March 23, according to the latest report released by the city to …

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