HDC Approves Brett's Waterway Cafe Demolition, New Pier to Move Forward
The Historic District Council approved demolition of Brett's Waterway Cafe, a beloved 37-year-old community landmark that closed in October. The council also authorized a new pier project to advance in two phases, marking a significant shift for the downtown waterfront.
Read Full Article → (opens in new tab)ALDI Opens in Fernandina Beach April 2 (opens in new tab)
ALDI is opening its new grocery store at 947 Amelia Plaza (former Winn-Dixie) on Thursday, April 2, with a ribbon-cutting at 8:45am and gift bags for the first 200 customers.
'Legendary Caregiver' Flight Nurse and Fernandina Beach Resident Remembered (opens in new tab)
Regina Brennan, co-founder of one of the nation's first life flight services, passed away. The community remembers her pioneering contributions to emergency medical care.
Paid Parking Program Generates $276K in Gross Revenue (opens in new tab)
Fernandina Beach's downtown paid parking program has generated over $276,000 in gross revenue through March 23, according to the latest city report.
Fernandina Beach Fire Department Unveils New Mobile App (opens in new tab)
FBFD released a comprehensive mobile app providing evacuation planning information, real-time beach conditions, and emergency notifications for residents and visitors.
2,000 Rally at Fernandina Beach 'No Kings' Protest (opens in new tab)
Approximately 2,000 people gathered at Eighth and Lime Streets Saturday for a "No Kings" rally, with passing vehicles honking in support despite blustery winds.
AccuWeather Predicts Up to 16 Named Storms in 2026 (opens in new tab)
Forecasters warn of a potentially active hurricane season ahead, prompting local emergency management to begin preparedness measures for the community.
Recall Showdown: Commissioners File Ballot Defense as Court Decision Nears (opens in new tab)
Commissioners Genece Minshew and Tim Poynter formally defended their actions in response to recall efforts, arguing the campaign is unjustified as a Nassau County court hearing approaches.
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