The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announces a special race event to honor fallen K9 officers, offering various distances for participants to join the commemoration on April 25, 2026.

St. Johns County announced festive activities including a celebration at FMU Arch and a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new West Augustine Health and Wellness Center.

St. Augustine celebrated Arbor Day at Connor Park, marking its 43rd year as a Tree City USA with speeches, a tree planting, and free saplings for attendees.

Neptune Beach announces a Historical Review Board Training meeting on January 21st, 2026, inviting public participation in understanding local history preservation.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office showcases the multi-generational service of the Olivers, exemplifying familial ties in law enforcement and inviting others to join their ranks.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office marched with citizens in the MLK Day Parade, showing commitment to Dr. King's vision and justice for all, as shared in a Facebook post.

The Town of Orange Park has canceled its Sunday market due to bad weather forecasts, citing safety and comfort concerns for vendors and Floridian attendees unaccustomed to cold, wet conditions.

Fernandina Beach is holding a parade in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing unity and progress, with festivities starting at the Peck Center and a route through the city streets.

The City of St. Augustine highlighted the historic Bridge of Lions on Facebook, noting its significance and the marble lions gifted by Andrew Anderson.

JSO highlights the legacy of service with father-son duos in its ranks, celebrating Detective Oliver Sr. and Officer Oliver Jr. to showcase the tradition of passing the torch of duty through generations.

Jacksonville's 16th Annual America Recycles Day event offered paper recycling and tree giveaways to residents to support local sustainability efforts.

Jacksonville opens a warming center at the Legends Center to protect residents from extreme cold conditions forecasted by the NWS, with transportation provided by JTA buses.

Two Jacksonville elementary schools received nearly 300 coats from THE PLAYERS Championship and JAX Chamber, benefiting students during the winter season.