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Fact Check: The Real Sites of Amelia Island’s Slave Trade – And What (If Anything) Still Stands Today

If you’ve ever taken a walking tour down Fernandina Beach’s charming Centre Street and heard a guide claim that the

Which businesses are helped or hurt by Paid Parking in Fernandina, according to the latest unfiltered AI Research

In small towns and historic downtowns across the country, paid parking generally favors high-turnover, quick-visit businesses while hurting (or favoring

When is growth not growth and a decline not a decline? Skewing of Tourism Growth Percentages on Amelia Island

Tourism growth on Amelia Island, like many destinations, is often measured by year-over-year percentage increases in metrics such as visitor

Is Fernandina Beach Squandering Millions in Taxpayer Funds on Subpar Banking Deals?

Fernandina Beach taxpayers could be leaving as much as $4.5 million on the table over the next five years if

A County Charter in Theory vs. Reality in a Small County

The idea of a county charter is usually framed as empowering. Supporters talk about “home rule,” local control, and giving

Why City Commissioners Should Support a Referendum…and (should have chosen to) Wait to Implement Paid Parking

This really isn’t about whether paid parking is “good” or “bad.” Reasonable people can disagree on the policy itself. What’s

Nassau County Deserves a More Stable Economic Future

Not all that long ago, Nassau County’s economy rested on more than one leg. Rail transport, timber and paper operations,

Pirates, Meters, and the Politics of Parking: A Lesson from Amelia Island

Amelia Island once ran a pirate government. That isn’t metaphor. In 1817 the island briefly became a functioning privateer republic

AI … New Art or Not Art?

The creation of art has always been more than the final brushstroke, chisel mark, or shutter click—it’s the expression of

Fernandina Beach’s Shift to a Magistrate System: Streamlining Code Enforcement Amid Decades of Challenges

The City of Fernandina Beach is on the cusp of a significant overhaul in its code enforcement process, voting 4-1