Nassau County’s local high schools faced off in the pool last week and the Fernandina Beach High School girls and boys swim teams showed off their dominance in the water. Stay connected to your local ...

On Thursday, the Fernandina Beach High School volleyball team hosted Yulee High School. The Lady Hornets came out on top of ...

Beachgoers on Amelia Island should use caution this week as the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are expected to increase the risk of dangerous rip currents along the Northeast Florida coast. Stay ...

A Jacksonville man and woman were arrested Wednesday on fentanyl trafficking charges after two controlled buys last year and a traffic stop Tuesday, a Nassau County Sheriff’s Office arrest report said ...

The Gumball 3000 rolled through Amelia Island over the weekend, bringing a super car rally downtown and an event at Main Beach that gave a significant boost to the local skate community. Stay ...

In celebrating their one year anniversary of operation, local business Sax & Blue announced their plan to open a coffee shop inside the store called Sax & Brew. Stay connected to your local news.

The North Florida Land Trust has received an anonymous $1,000,000 donation with one stipulation — it must be used for conservation work in Nassau County. “We are deeply grateful for this generous gift ...

On Tuesday, The HCA Florida Yulee Emergency, 462541 State Road 200, will host a bloodmobile drive. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., medical professionals will be at the mobile unit on the northeast corner of ...

Facing brutal winds, Yulee flag football lost a defensive struggle 7-6 to the Tocoi Creek Toros on Wednesday night. Despite scoring on their first possession, the Hornets missed the extra point c… ...

Fernandina Beach city commissioners heard the potential impacts if Amendment 3 passes in November. The Amendment, spearheaded by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Legislature, would increase the homestead tax ...

Fernandina Beach commissioners passed a stormwater rate hike on third reading Tuesday night with a 3-1 vote, an effort they hope will see larger users pay more proportionally into the city’s system.