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Dark money and smear tactics have emerged in the Fernandina Beach City Commission election as voters Thursday received a campaign mailer positioning Genece Minshew as a pro-development candidate. …

Amelia Tree Conservancy has become aware of the lack of protection that the city of Fernandina Beach offers its Heritage Trees. Case in point: right now at 311 Elm St., a beautiful Heritage Tree is endangered …

Sarah Campbell is the first woman city manager of Fernandina Beach but arrives without the full backing of all five city commissioners. Campbell, the town manager of Orange Park, was first hired …

City Commissioner Darron Ayscue wants to be Fernandina Beach's next mayor. But his suitability for mayor is questionable when considering these exchanges with citizens on social media. "You're a …

An anonymous donor has given $50,000 towards purchasing new conservation lands, and they're challenging Fernandina Beach to raise another $25,000 by November 30. If we do, AND the City Commission …

Orange Park Town Manager Sarah Campbell has signed her employment agreement as Fernandina Beach city manager paying her a starting salary of $205,000. The contract will be voted on by the city …

According to a draft contract, Fernandina Beach will pay Sarah Campbell a starting salary of $205,000, with stipulations for $10,000 pay increases after six months and one year. Campbell …

Four candidates vying for three open seats on the Fernandina Beach city commission this November homed in on key city issues Wednesday night at the Atlantic Rec Center.

Mayor Bradley Bean and Vice Mayor David Sturges were missing in action at Wednesday's City Commission candidate forum hosted by Citizens of Fernandina Beach at the Atlantic Rec Center.

The city of Fernandina Beach has lost two key department heads with the planned retirement of Fire Chief Ty Silcox and the resignation of Airport Director Sam Carver.

Fernandina Beach city staff issued an update on flooding issues as a result of a continuous downpour from  rain-filled weather systems that been unrelenting over the past three weeks. "City …

A fractured Fernandina Beach city commission voted 3-2 Thursday to hire Orange Park Town Manager Sarah Campbell as city manager. Campbell's hiring brings more controversy to the community …

It's not rocket science. Mayor Badley Bean has said RYAM building a bioethanol plant in the city is "a no-brainer."

Just minutes after a succession of speakers rebuked Fernandina Beach Mayor Bradley Bean for his support of bioethanol, a Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) manager said Tuesday the company is …

Fernandina Beach City Attorney Tammi Bach's emails to city commissioners telling them not to talk about Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) plans to build a bioethanol production plant has resulted in …

As the Fernandina Beach city commission election approaches, Mayor Bradley Bean's rhetoric has taken a troubling turn. While it is typical for election campaigns to highlight …

The Nassau Chamber of Commerce conducted a City Commission Candidate Forum for Seat 1 between Bradley Bean and Joyce Tuten.  The video link of the forum is: Bean Tuten Forum

Fernandina Beach Mayor Bradley Bean said today Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) bioethanol production plant would be significant environmental "win" for the city. Speaking at the Nassau …

The owners of a collection of parcels in downtown Fernandina Beach formerly known as the Tringali property have applied to build a four-story condominium/apartment complex of 29 units and a pair of …

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