NYE shrimp drop on Amelia Island
A unique local tradition, locals and visitors alike gather along the riverfront in downtown Fernandina Beach (North Front Street) to watch a giant shrimp covered in lights fall from the sky as part
A unique local tradition, locals and visitors alike gather along the riverfront in downtown Fernandina Beach (North Front Street) to watch a giant shrimp covered in lights fall from the sky as part
Arlyse McDonald taught art at both Fernandina Beach High School and Yulee High School. She has been retired for 17 years, but her passion for teaching art has not waned.
Early Thursday morning, Dec.
Aerial surveys spotted right whale Catalog #1703 “Wolf” and her newborn calf on Dec. 22, off Atlantic Beach, near Jacksonville. Wolf is 37 years old, and this is her fifth calf.
Amelia Island’s seventh annual SantaCon, which took place on Saturday, Dec. 16, marked a triumphant celebration in 2023 with an unprecedented turnout that exceeded all previous records.
The City of Fernandina Beach will once again be under the management of Charles George, the city engineer who has served as deputy city manager and interim city manager as the city commission navig
The Fernandina Beach City Commission approved, by a 4-1 vote, the annexation and Commercial zoning and Future Land Use Map designation for property between 14th and 15th Streets, despite pleas of p
The Nassau County School Board held its regular meeting Thursday, Dec. 14, where it discussed the next steps for an interlocal tax agreement.
After weeks of controversy, Ty Ross tendered his resignation to Fernandina Beach City Attorney Tammi Bach Friday, Dec. 15.
The governing body that oversees high-school athletics in Florida could soon approve a proposal that would lead to high-school athletes getting paid through business agreements such as endorsement
A record number of travelers are expected to hit Florida roads and crowd airports during the Memorial Day holiday period.
Saying the country is at a “deeply, deeply disturbing” juncture, Bacardi Jackson — a veteran litigator whose civil-rights advocacy is literally in her genes — is taking the mantle as executive dire