Have you noticed something going in near the Home Depot Plaza? New landscaping planned for the passive park under construction in south Jacksonville Beach will be funded by the Jacksonville Tree Commission.
Mayor Donna Deegan brought her budget town hall tour to Duncan U. Fletcher High School on Wednesday night, laying out Beaches-specific spending in her proposed $2.03 billion city
"On top of the org chart are the residents of Atlantic Beach, who go to the polls and elect five commissioners, including the mayor, who select the city manager," he said. Hogencamp described the position as exhilarating and difficult. “It's the greatest honor, and it's you that I work for, he said.
Plans to convert a vacant Jacksonville Beach bank into a data distribution facility were denied Monday by the city's Planning Commission.
The board voted 3-2 to deny
The Atlantic Beach City Commission unanimously supported moving forward with negotiations to sell a city-owned parcel at 2880 Mayport Road to the developer of a proposed DG Market, a smaller-scale grocery concept that offers fresh food and other essentials.
"As students head back to the classroom, whether they are walking, biking, riding the bus or getting dropped off, we all have a role in helping them arrive safely,"
A Jacksonville man faces a second-degree felony grand theft charge after Atlantic Beach police say he wrote more than 120 checks to himself from the Atlantic Beach Athletic Association's bank account while serving as the nonprofit's treasurer.
Elderly Housing Management Corporation has contributed $25,000 to the Beaches Council on Aging Endowment Fund. The gift is intended to support the long-term sustainability of Dial-a-Ride,
Here Tomorrow pairs friends with trained certified recovery peer specialists who have their own lived experience with mental health crises. Support runs up to a year, at no cost and with no waiting list.
Safe Harbor Seafood Market will host a fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, to support Capt. Doug Jones, a longtime member of the Mayport
A $1.6 million federal grant will fund the underground conversion of utility lines to improve system reliability and prevent storm damage to equipment.
The Jacksonville Beach City Council accepted
