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The Ferriera home, 510 Beech St., was built in 1873 during the so-called Golden Age of Amelia Island.

Since moving to Fernandina and becoming a first-time homeowner, I always look forward to hosting houseguests – especially my parents. Naturally, I delight in catching up and quality time.

Saturday sees the return of the Fernandina Beach Arts Market adjacent to the farmers market on North Seventh Street in historic downtown.

Now that another new year has started, we are inundated with ads and messages offering to help us become a “new you” this year. The problem with those messages is that the current you is amazing.

One thing we have desired of the Lord that we will seek after is that we may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of our lives, to behold the beauty of the Lord and to inquire in His temple.

President George H.W.

It’s been icy cold outside so far this winter in Northeast Florida. But it’s warm inside.

We should be grateful for our abundant energy here. Other places aren’t as fortunate.

In 1998, Tom Brokaw, then the sole anchor of NBC Nightly News, authored a book entitled “The Greatest Generation.” The book’s title was derived from his experiences while visiting

Sometime ago, I read about a woman who had endured a tragic year. She lost loved ones, both to divorce and to death.

Fiscally conservative cities are easily outperforming those with the chaotic liberal policies of Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.