Thursday, February 20, 2020
County Manager and Attorney Michael Mullin has advised the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners that a draft of a new beach ordinance is near completion and requested a public hearing be set
A family wishing to remain anonymous jumpstarted the city of Fernandina Beach’s Land Conservation Trust Fund this week with a donation of $100,000 and a pledge to donate up to another $100,000 to m
At Tuesday’s meeting of the Fernandina Beach City Commission, City Attorney Tammi Bach gave a rundown of some bills currently under consideration in Tallahassee that could affect the city, beginnin
A Nassau County man was shot and killed after a fight erupted outside a Jacksonville bar around 2 a.m. Sunday.
Layton Todd Mizell awaits sentencing for the 2018 vehicular death of Patricia Trantham, known to many as “The Leather Lady.” The sentencing should be in late March, Florida Highway Patrol spokesman
The Pirate tennis teams opened their home season with a bang Tuesday. The Fernandina Beach High School boys and girls teams defeated Bishop Kenny.
The Nassau Pride, currently ranked No. 13 in the American Basketball Association, lost to the visiting No. 2 Jacksonville Giants 123-90 Saturday night.
West Nassau High School’s varsity cheerleaders are Florida’s first cheerleading team to win state, national and world championships in two consecutive years.
