Fresh Value Finds: Top New Homes in Nassau County & Amelia Island This Week
Fresh Value Finds: Top New Homes in Nassau County & Amelia Island This Week As we head into early September
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License Plate Readers in Nassau County: How Flock Cameras Work, What They Cost, and Why Florida Is Pulling Them Off State Roads
Florida’s Department of Transportation has revoked permits for automated license plate readers in state highway rights-of-way and given agencies 30
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Paid Parking Isn’t Finished. Here’s the Motion That Could Bring It Back.
Anti-paid-parking residents and downtown businesses should not assume this is over. Tuesday’s 2-2 did not lock November 18 in place.
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Revisit Paid Parking!?! Poynter Makes a Very Poorly Received Motion to Reconsider the Program
On September 1, 2026, the Fernandina Beach City Commission met with Mayor James Antun absent due to illness and Vice
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Asking the hard questions every cycle is the job. Spending is how we pass the mess to the next commission.
Voters didn’t reject a parking app. They rejected a habit. Fernandina Beach has spent years asking what else we can
Read MoreSpaceX’s $100 Billion Starship Bet Went to Louisiana, Not the Cape
The news out of Vermilion Parish last Tuesday was not local in the usual sense, but it landed with a
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Understanding the Rules Behind Amelia Wharf’s Height and View Corridor Debate
The recent Historic District Council vote on the Amelia Wharf proposal has left many people wondering why the city insists
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A Tax-and-Spend Philosophy of Government: Is It Dictatorial? And Let’s Not Forget the New $20 Million City Hall
Why do our commissioners keep focusing on how to collect more tax instead of how to efficiently deliver services? That
Read MoreVoters Delivered a Clear Mandate on Paid Parking
The results came in clean and decisive on Tuesday. City of Fernandina Beach voters approved the citizen initiative ordinance requiring
Read MoreFresh Value Picks: Standout New Listings in Amelia Island & Nassau County This Week
Nassau County’s real estate market continues to offer a balanced environment for buyers as we move through mid-August 2026. Median
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