The island's septic-to-sewer push and what it means for the water, the county's data-center draft opens for public comment through August 1, and the Humane Society's new all-$2 store helps families and homeless pets alike.
The island's summer is still strong but officials are watching an August dip, the county's data-center committee begins drafting its rules, and a record paddle carries a mission for local veterans.
The city's biggest-ever project takes shape as Brett's makes way for a marina rebuild, arborists say beloved Kate's Tree can be saved, and the harbor marina posts a near-$400,000 revenue jump.
Commissioners pause data centers for 12 months, the city golf course rolls out a $7 million capital plan, and nine townhomes head to TRC review on Front Street
Nassau County moves to buy conservation land, the data center moratorium heads toward a June vote, and a Fernandina Beach teacher is a finalist for Florida Teacher of the Year.
Data center moratorium advances to June 8 vote; mayor qualifying closes Friday; city sets air quality workshop after residents document elevated readings.
