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The celebrations ringing in the New Year are long gone; now it’s time to take a critical look at reality.

I have always liked Groundhog Day. It’s a whimsical, goofy observance that provides us with some much-needed levity during the depths of winter.

As the new year begins, many of us are thinking about what we want to improve or change in 2023.

In these parts, he simply goes by Hupp. He’s known for his smooth voice and melodic music.

Ironically, he can’t read music. He sure can play it, however, as a self-taught guitarist.

Learning how to improvise can increase your confidence, be more creative, improve communication skills and even reduce anxiety. On Wednesday, Jan.

The Fernandina Beach Market Place farmers market will be open Saturday on North Seventh Street, in historic downtown, rain or shine.

New Year, New You is out the window. You do not have to change a thing unless you choose to. This year is about you feeling wonderful about yourself, and for each one of us, that looks different.

When you meet someone new, there’s a good chance they’ll ask about how you ended up here. Of the 108,000 cities in this country, they’re naturally curious about how you picked this one.

Looking over a beautifully handwritten Letter to the Editor yesterday left me with a vivid memory of watching my mother create beautiful thank-you cards.

Kevin McCarthy’s ordeal to become Speaker of the House tells us a lot about negotiating strategy.