Locals do not Want Paid Parking
As a homeowner in Fernandina Beach, I am writing to voice my strong opposition to the proposed paid parking. Locals do not want paid parking in our hometown.
As a homeowner in Fernandina Beach, I am writing to voice my strong opposition to the proposed paid parking. Locals do not want paid parking in our hometown.
Winn Dixie is closing, so Fernandina Beach will have no major grocery for about 6-months. Who is affected, and what will help you get through the inconvenience
Who Are the 2024 Fernandina City Commissioner Candidates? Who is representing me at this point in the upcoming election? Not one damn candidate!!!
The City of Fernandina Beach has just completed a major rehabilitation to its primary Runway 4-22.
FSCJ, City of Jax, JFRD and UF Health Announce `st Heroism Award
Jonathan Petree, who is running for the Nassau County School Board from District 5, is in a tightly contested race and needs your vote.
Chamber of Commerce is hosting a debate for the Nassau County School Superintendent candidates, at the City Golf Course in July, but you MUST have a ticket to attend.
“My candidacy is a result of my desire to work with the residents of Nassau County, ensuring that we are well positioned for success in the future,” said Taylor.
On Tuesday, September 22nd, the City Commissioners of Fernandina Beach unanimously appointed a new City Manager, Mr. Dale Martin. Mr. Martin comes to Fernandina Beach from Winchester, CT, where he
Fernandina Beach voters have an opportunity to hear from candidates competing in the November 3 election for City Commission at a Candidate Forum October 15th.
I’m proud of our entire marketing team and the top-notch work they do year after year.
Please join a panel of leading experts in the fields of education and dyslexia to discuss the need for legislative changes relating to those with dyslexia.
Local attorney Clinch Kavanaugh, a seventh generation Fernandina Beach resident, has filed to seek election to the Fernandina Beach City Commission.
Retiring Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Ruis gave an encouraging speech, endorsing Dr. Burns as his successor.