The importation of human beings through the port at Old Town Fernandina and their use for slave labor is a story that does not appear in most Amelia Island tourist guides.
If you have a problem, complaint, or just want to speak to Sen. Marco Rubio’s staff about an issue with the federal government, you can meet with them 10-11 a.m. Friday, Feb.
Plans for a downtown dog park and for a park on the Amelia River waterfront both met with lukewarm receptions from the Fernandina Beach Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee at their Feb.
Nassau County residents were recently invited by the county’s Planning & Economic Opportunity Department to review data projecting the impact of flooding, storm surge, and sea-level rise on pro
Nassau County has scheduled a flood outreach event for 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, in the Hilliard Library, located at 15821 County Road 108, according to a news release.
A book featured in the 2020 Amelia Island Book Festival was determined to be too racy for local high school students to study, but a Nassau County School District official said the district substit
The 2020 census is just around the corner. A requirement of the U.S. Constitution, a census of the populace has been undertaken every decade since 1790.
LignoTech Florida has temporarily shut down the spray dryer at its plant at the Rayonier Advanced Materials mill on Gum Street after two incidents that caused a non-hazardous material called lignos
The Nassau County School Board is considering partnering with the Northeast Florida Fair Association on a plan to improve the Callahan property where the fair is held.
The Charter Review Committee of the city of Fernandina Beach met Monday to discuss a survey meant to gain insight into how city employees interact with their supervisors, charter officers, and city