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A developer is suing the city of Fernandina Beach, accusing the city’s Building Department of charging fees that are “unreasonable,” and that the money it paid for fire marshal fees did not go to t

A petition is circling urging Nassau County officials to update beach lighting ordinances, a vital tool in protecting endangered sea turtles.

In a surprise vote, the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners accepted a settlement offer from Riverstone Properties by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Allyson McCullough casting the lone vote

Many moons ago, (back when the year was a numeric trio) Greek philosopher, Socrates uttered an intriguing statement: “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, bu

Have you ever wondered about the lush garden located in the middle of the Winn-Dixie/Walmart shopping center on T.J. Courson Road?

Can art enhance quality of life in your community?

Below is an update on the Bryceville Fire from the 4:00 pm briefing from Nassau County Sheriffs Office, Nassau EM and Nassau County Fire-Rescue 3102:

In celebration of Historic Preservation Month, the Amelia Island Museum of History will host Bill Tilson’s presentation “An Architectural Autopsy of the ‘Oldest House’ in Old Town” for its May Brow

A crowd of more than 70 local residents and city staff gathered at the Peck Center Monday night to hear Robert Companion, Nassau County deputy manager and engineer, provide an update on Amelia Isla

Mayor Bradley Bean presented a proclamation of May 5 through May 7 to be the 58th Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival to festival committee.