From left, Alyssa Vinson, UF/IFAS Hillsborough County extension agent, Dr. Hector Pérez and Taylor Clem, Nassau County extension agent, pose for a photo together in a traveling studio the duo set up at the state Florida-Friendly Landscaping office in Gainesville to record an episode of Cultivating Curiosity.

Jan 23, 2025 · Lisa Finkelstein will be spending more time at Fernandina Beach City Hall after she takes over as Downtown District Manager. "The Downtown Manager is responsible for managing all aspects of our Downtown and this position has been a need for some time," Deputy City Manager Jeremiah Glisson said.

Jan 23, 2025 · Lisa Finkelstein will be spending more time at Fernandina Beach City Hall after she takes over as Downtown District Manager. "The Downtown Manager is responsible for managing all aspects of our Downtown and this position has been a need for some time," Deputy City Manager Jeremiah Glisson said.

Jan 23, 2025 · Lisa Finkelstein will be spending more time at Fernandina Beach City Hall after she takes over as Downtown District Manager. "The Downtown Manager is responsible for managing all aspects of our Downtown and this position has been a need for some time," Deputy City Manager Jeremiah Glisson said.

Gannon Woods, a member of Amelia Baptist Church, helps to clean up the church's parking lot Friday. Woods and others volunteered to clean up debris on the church's property after Hurricane Helene spread Tropical Storm force winds into Nassau County in …

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Fernandina Beach Interim Fire Chief Fino Murallo, City Commissioner Joyce Tuten, City Manager Sarah Campbell and Battalion Chief Brad Richardson perform a ceremonial uncoupling of fire hoses, the traditional ceremony for opening a fire station.

Jan 23, 2025 · The Board of County Commissioners navigate a new computer program it will be using going forward at meetings. From left: County Attorney Denise May, commissioners John Martin, Klynt Farmer, A.M. “Hupp” Huppmann, Jeff Gray and Alyson McCullough.

The city of Fernandina Beach shared this photo on social media Thursday with a resolution declaring a Local State of Emergency. The state of emergency is due to “extraordinary and unprecedented” rainfall that “overwhelmed the city’s stormwater system and entered the city’s wastewater system,” a news release from Interim City Manager Jeremiah Glisson said.

Jul 24, 2024 · Community Newspapers Regional Publisher Foy Maloy shares news about the growth of the Fernandina Beach News-Leader, and why Local Matters. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader