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Experts estimate the average American family will spend about $890 in back-to-school expenses.

The Fernandina Beach City Commission got some good news at a budget workshop held this week – there is more money than anticipated coming into the city’s coffers to be used for capital projects.

The Nassau County School Board voted at its latest meeting to continue offering virtual classes to students even though graduation requirements no longer include a virtual credit and no students us

The Fernandina Harbor Marina has been without fuel service for more than 140 days in the past two years, resulting in a loss of $671,500 to the city-owned asset.

The latest development between the city of Fernandina Beach and Centre Street Restaurant Group is a threat from the company to sue the city unless “the City is agreeable to attend a confidential me

As parents are prepping their kids to go back to school next week, the Nassau County School District is readying its bus fleet as well.

Despite pleas from the public, the Fernandina Beach City Commission approved a rollback millage rate for the 2023-24 fiscal year, which will put $2 million less in the city’s coffers than the curre

Congressman John Rutherford reintroduced the Red Snapper Act, aimed at prohibiting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration from implementing area closures for red snapper until the Grea

At a hearing held Thursday, the young mother of a nine-month-old who overdosed on fentanyl pleaded not guilty to the charges against her.

At this week’s meeting of the Fernandina Beach Marina Advisory Board, a plan to raise the rates on some commercial slip holders was met with less than enthusiastic response from board members.