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The team at Authentic Impact is making a big difference to the food insecure families of Nassau County through their food bank. Every Tuesday morning from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Dr. Henry Rodeffer is holding the ribbon-cutting scissors during the recent grand opening of Millennium Physician Group.

Members of the advocacy group Stop the Domino Effect have filed a lawsuit against the city of Fernandina Beach in an attempt to stop the development of townhouses downtown on what is commonly known

On a beautiful day full of sunshine and no rain in sight for miles, the Peck High School class of 1959 visited fellow classmate Johnnie Mae Van at Bayview Nursing Home in Jacksonville, Fla.

The Nassau County School Board approved emergency repairs to the Fernandina Beach Middle School media center at its June 22 meeting.

West Nassau High School

Richard Pearce

Principal

North Atlantic right whales are facing another obstacle in the face of the population’s recovery as lawmakers discuss a bill aimed at preventing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

The Fernandina Beach City Commission is moving ahead with a plan to ensure the 700 youth soccer players in the county will have a field to use when the Ybor Alvarez Sports Complex is developed for

As the legal battle surrounding the proposed titanium surface mine near the Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia forges on, opponents are raising questions not only about the potential consequences of the m

On Saturday morning, 123 people were brave enough to kayak 9 miles from St. Marys, Ga., to the downtown Fernandina Beach marina, a journey of some three or four hours on average.