At a regular City Commission meeting set for Tuesday, the city of Fernandina Beach could decide if it will sever ties with the company that has managed the city-owned golf club for the past 10 year
There is a COVID-19 outbreak at an assisted living facility in Fernandina Beach, according to data provided by the Florida Department of Health.
The U.S. Coast Guard conducted a dramatic rescue Sunday night, saving eight people and a dog who had been forced to jump from their boat in the St. Marys inlet.
Hundreds of spectators gathered Saturday morning for the annual Fernandina Beach Veterans Day Parade.
Members of the Code Enforcement and Appeals Board agree Grace and Gratitude Sober Living is not in compliance with the city’s Land Development Code, but will they prohibit Henry Green from operatin
Plans to develop the Amelia River waterfront in Fernandina Beach have come and gone for at least 20 years.
Monday’s Nassau County Board of County Commissioners meeting was the final time three of the commissioners would participate as members of the legislative body.
As if a global pandemic and polarized political campaigns weren’t enough, the News-Leader’s internet system failed in the wee hours Friday morning.
A political force in Nassau County is now one of the highest ranking members of the Florida Senate.
Nassau County’s COVID-19 statistics are continuing to improve, the director of the county’s health department said at the Wednesday meeting of the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners, but s