“Local Opinion and Commentary”
March 10, 2026
As a resident of Nassau County with a keen eye on local governance, I’ve been closely following the heated discussions around introducing paid parking in
Read MoreYes, the Fernandina Beach Municipal Golf Course could potentially be sold, as it is city-owned municipal property and Florida law generally allows municipalities to dispose
Read MoreAfter a very unproductive discussion with someone recently, I decided to read a little more about DEI, corporations electing to implement and court cases seeming
Read MoreFernandina Beach is embroiled in a high-stakes battle with Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) over its proposed ethanol distillation expansion at the kraft pulp mill. What
Read MoreWhat Is a Bert Harris Claim? Florida’s Bert Harris Act (F.S. §70.001) gives property owners a remedy when a government action “inordinately burdens” their reasonable,
Read MoreYes, Amelia Island could legally be its own county. We’ve got around 38,000 residents, which clears the state’s population bar. The process would take Tallahassee
Read MoreFernandina Beach has always been a place where you can park downtown for free to grab a coffee or hit the beach without worrying about
Read MoreOn August 19, 2025, the Fernandina Beach City Commission voted 4-1 to select One Parking, Inc. as the vendor for a paid parking program in
Read MoreBelow is a comparison of the three alternatives for addressing the future of the Ybor-Alvarez soccer fields in Fernandina Beach, Florida, as outlined in the
Read MoreThis is an AI analysis of current proposals for paid parking and why paid parking should not be implemented based on overwhelming public opposition. Scoring
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