Columns

Records search updates mean News-Leader updates

The website where the News-Leader newsroom gathers arrest reports and follows court cases is going through an update. Some search features we use to compile the list of weekly arrests that you, our reader, have requested are unavailable.

Loving our lonely neighbors at Christmas

For most of us, this is the season that overflows with joy and goodwill. But we know that’s not the case for everyone.

His covenant with us

When we shout out loud in the midst of seeming disaster, God immediately hears and comes on the scene to confirm His covenant with us.

The season of giving

Nassau County Public Library hosted another Cat Café in conjunction with Nassau County Animal Services last weekend to coincide with the always popular Dickens on Centre.

Three markets open for last-minute shopping

There are five Saturdays in December, so the Fernandina Beach Market Place farmers market and the Fernandina Beach Arts Market will be open on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, but Dec. 17 will be the final Wildlight Market Place for 2022.

Success can be finding trees to cut, the family nearby

It was seven days before Christmas. Beulah Thompson and I were driving about 20 miles to a North Georgia county to visit with a family she wanted me to meet.

A poker hand with four aces and a wild card

Florida prides itself on being a place where wokeness goes to die. And Fernandina Beach is now another graveyard for woke policies, big government and wasteful spending. The woke, radical agenda has died another day.

And you are now the leaders

With the city commission election completed this week, let me first offer congratulations to Dr. James Antun (Seat 4) and Darron Ayscue (Seat 5) for their successful election effort.

Be content with what we have

In keeping our lives free from the love of money and to be content with what we have because God promised never will He leave us and never forsake us, we can say with confidence the Lord is my helper, we will not be afraid.

Real estate decline

There were no ceremonies, no services, no remembrances. None of these to commemorate the demise of what was a rip-roaring, red-hot real estate market here and just about everywhere. “It’s dead,” says a local real estate professional. Not dead as if to never return.