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The city’s annual street resurfacing project is scheduled to begin March 14, and is expected to take 3-4 weeks to complete. This year’s project will involve the milling and resurfacing of nearly 3.3 miles of city streets.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
First Love Brewing earns spot in top pizza places of U.S. and Canada
News Staff
First Love Brewing, based in Fernandina Beach, is proud to share the news that it got a slice of the Yelp pie — pizza pie, that is. The rating giant recently named First Love Brewing a remarkable No. 23 out of the Top 100 pizza establishments throughout the entire United States and Canada.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
Event attendees enjoying the opportunity to meet with some of the largest companies in the community. Submitted photo
Nassau County Chamber hosts ‘Doing Business with Big Business’
News Staff
The Nassau County Chamber of Commerce will host two "Doing Business with Big Business" events in the month of April. The first event, with representatives from the private sector, will take place on Tuesday, April 4, from 8:30-10 a.m.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
Toyota Material Handling North America and residents of Savannah Grand of Amelia Island gather for a group photo. Photo courtesy of Toyota material Handling North America
Amelia Island assisted living residents receive a heart-warming surprise
Leah Jones
Toyota Material Handling North America is headquartered in Columbus, Ind., but recently had an impact on residents of Fernandina Beach.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
Cruise ships will no longer dock at the Port of Fernandina, according to Ocean Highway and Port Authority Chair Danny Fullwood, as cruise ship business has been removed from the port authority's master plan, which OHPA hopes to approve in April. Submitted photo
OHPA removes cruise ships from master plan; looks to operating agreement for more revenue
Julia Roberts
After outcry from the public, the Ocean Highway and Port Authority has taken the step to remove cruise ship traffic from its master plan, OHPA commission chair Danny Fullwood announced at a March 8 meeting.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
NCSB moves forward with facilities improvements
News Staff
At its latest meeting, the Nassau County School Board voted to move forward with projects at Yulee Primary School, Emma Love Hardee Elementary and boiler replacements at five other schools.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
City commission disagrees on process for hiring new city manager
Julia Roberts
Two weeks after terminating Dale Martin as city manager, the Fernandina Beach City Commission debated how to go about the process of finding his replacement, finally agreeing to hire a recruitment firm and appoint a committee of city residents to give their input into the decision.
Thursday, March 9, 2023
GMA pays a visit to The Book Loft
Guest Columnist
Sue Nelson, owner of The Book Loft, was recently interviewed by Good Morning America's podcast The Book Case, audio podcast episode, by Kate and Charlie Gibson. The Book Case is a weekly series that makes the case for literature outside of your usual genre.
Tuesday, March 7, 2023
City and school board discuss moving Ybor Alvarez complex to Hickory Street
Julia Roberts
With the possibility of losing the lease on the site of the Ybor Alvarez Sports Complex, the city of Fernandina Beach has reached out to the Nassau County School Board in hopes of working with Nassau County government to fund a new sports complex at the Hickory Street Park.
Tuesday, March 7, 2023
Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper, far left, applauds the announcement of the INTERCEPT Task Force along with other agency heads involved. Submitted photo
NCSO, other law enforcement announce human trafficking task force
Holly Dorman
A coalition of law enforcement agencies and nonprofit organizations have announced the INTERCEPT Task Force, a partnership aimed at combating human trafficking in Northeast Florida.
Together, Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper, Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook, Jacksonville Sheriff T.K.
Tuesday, March 7, 2023
