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While one Fernandina Beach city commissioner believes the city needs to move quickly to find a new city manager, the mayor and at least one commissioner say they believe discussing the matter at a

People entering the city of Fernandina Beach via 8th Street will soon be welcomed by a new look, with a sign familiar to locals - the “Pirate blue” sign at the city limits at Lime Street.

As a form of affordable housing, “tiny homes” could be coming to Nassau County.

The Fernandina Beach City Commission will try to work out a lease agreement in order to retain the property that is the Ybor Alvarez Sports Complex after a discussion of the matter at the March 21

Local experts have shared how they believe a titanium surface mine near the Okefenokee Swamp would impact the St. Marys River, a staple of Nassau County.

Ex-sgt. James Hickox of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office pleaded not guilty to one charge of possession with intent to distribute controlled substances.

Drought conditions have continued throughout Nassau County as rainfall continues to be below average for this time of year. On the upside, parts of Nassau County are seeing improvements.

Fernandina Beach City Commissioner David Sturges told the commission he wants two men named as advisors to a citizen committee appointed to find a replacement for former City Manager Dale Martin.

Ten years ago, local resident and Rotary Club member David Barkhausen took up cross-country skiing somewhat seriously in his early 60s. While still living in Illinois, he began participating in sev

Amelia Island Writers presents a happy hour discussion with local military veterans who are published authors. The program will be held at the Amelia Island Museum of History, 233 S. Third St.