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Aundra Wallace, president of JAXUSA, a regional economic development organization serving seven counties, spoke to the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners about how his organization is work

Despite four of Fernandina Beach’s five commissioners saying they do not want to move ballfields from Central Park, several members of the public made their disapproval of that proposed plan known.

Baptist Medical Center Nassau, the only hospital on Amelia Island, will temporarily stop its maternity services at the end of the month due to the retirement of a local obstetrician and his service

The Port of Fernandina will have, for the first time, an executive director if contract negotiations go forward for the Ocean Highway and Port Authority to hire David Kaufman.

Teachers across the country are leaving their jobs at a rate faster than many employers can keep up with, and the Nassau County School District is no exception.

Being a kid is rough. A kind and attentive adult can change a lot for a child, and that’s exactly what Sarah Davis aims to be for children at Southside Elementary School.

After what seems like an endless loop of grand openings, yet another business has cut the ribbon in hopes of bringing more fun to Nassau County — one wildly imaginative beer at a time.

Tuesday’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting saw dozens of city residents and other stakeholders in an uproar over suggested changes to Fernandina Beach city parks.

One of the most prominent lawsuits hanging over Nassau County could potentially wrap up this summer after a year-long battle ensued between residents, the county and land developer Riverstone Prope

The long-anticipated and oft-discussed Septic-to-Sewer project in American Beach inched closer to breaking ground with the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners authorizing a construction agr