The exhibit, “Four Divas,” features the work of Karen McFadyen, Susi Sax, Eileen Moore and Nancy Williams.
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When my partners and friends Judie and Lawrence went on a cruise a week or so ago from Mayport down to the Bahamas, Key West and back up, I went on a virtual tour of the cruise industry. Here is what I came up with (so far).
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In 1992 Time Magazine called the economy comatose and the future bleak. This quote was followed by 16 years of unbridled growth. What’s different this time?
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Disney in August is not much fun for adults, but for a child in love with princesses and fairies, however, Disney is paradise.
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The battle between Netflix and Blockbuster is long from over if Blockbuster decides to rise from Bankruptcy as an online-only entertainment company.
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The folks in London came with an idea for using docking stations to encourage sharing bicycles as a means of public transportation.
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Belly dance has experienced more controversy than any other. Extremists have associated it with voodoo, witchcraft and stripping.
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It used to be common to barter commodities. Women would strike a deal and both parties walked away a winner.
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An upstate New York highschool valedictorian delivers a graduation speech that gives me hope for the future of this Nation
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Ebay auction lets you bid to dine at the fabulous Nobu Restaurant in NYC with Isabella Rossellini; benefits White Oak Plantation.
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Variable skies are on tap for Wednesday in Fernandina Beach with a 30% chance of an afternoon thundershower.
The Learning Community is announcing their Fall Registration party this Friday, in Fernandina Beach, Florida, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM.
Fernandina Beach City Commission is having a work session on Friday, September 10th at 7:00 AM, at 204 Ash Street in historic downtown.
It was a good summer with lots of familiar faces and festivities and some great new ones.
With Bausch and Lomb out of the tennis arena and the economy in a temporary lull, Tennis without Borders and Amelia Island Plantation are doing the next best thing: organize a tournament from scratch.
A need exists among middle and high school age student athletes for professional coaching and assistance in their athletic development.
These questions were set in last year’s GED examination. The answers are genuine.
Songwriter Contest Night was made famous among local musicians at the Florida House Inn. The tradition now continues at Sandy Bottoms on Main Beach
No, not the decade, but the daytime high temperatures!
Ed McMahon is an author and expert on the topics of sustainable development, land conservation, urban design and historic preservation.
Here are important dates that you need to be aware to manage the school aged kids in your life for this 2010-2011 school year.
The news this morning is amazingly short and meaning less. Is it sad that even the digital media rehashed yesterday’s news?
Many vending machines today are opportunities for home based business development.
There is a Columbus Day Golf Tournament at Amelia National on October 11, 2010. All proceeds will benefit CW Vision, Inc.
In the hotel industry alternatives to “based on double occupancy” has found financial variations that until now have eluded the cruise ship industry. With Norwegian Epic’s single studios that may going to change now.
The Nassau County Library System is planning Time for Tots with Sparky the Fire Dog and local author, Stephanie Mayberry.
Highs on Labor Day will be in the upper 80s with a 30% chance of an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon on Amelia Island.
Amelia Island Artist Workshop presents Elizabeth St. Hilliare Nelson, October 8-10, 2010, in historic Fernandina Beach.
We are dead set in life to learn from professionals. So why not learn from criminals and how they look at you and your habits.
On September 11, 2010, there is a Freedom Walk at 6pm, from Central Park to the Veteran’s Monument at the foot of Centre Street.
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