Jacksonville's Environmental Symposium, hosted by the city and UNF, is set for February 13, 2026, at the Adam Herbert University Center, offering free registration for community-focused environmental discussions.

Green Cove Springs prepares for community events, including "Boots on the Ground" and MLK Day festivities. City Council discusses employee compensation, considering a study proposing salary adjustments to competitive levels.

Baker County remains under a burn ban due to drought, despite recent rain. The Fire Rescue department reminds residents via social media that the risk of wildfires persists, and the ban is reviewed weekly for community safety.

St. Augustine prepares for its Christmas Parade on December 6th with festivities and road closures. Traffic adjustments are announced for a smooth event experience.

Wentzville PD shared a social media update on hosting a successful safety tour and talk for local groups, promoting community engagement and offering details on future event registrations.

St. Augustine's The Break Room features city officials discussing Lighthouse Park boat ramp dock repair and funding.

Jacksonville increased Food Farmacy events to support military families with free food distribution; a collaboration between local organizations and the government.

Jacksonville officers partnered with local kids for a holiday shopping spree, providing 27 students with $150 each at Target to strengthen community bonds.

The Annual Lighted Christmas Parade in Fernandina Beach is scheduled for Saturday, December 6th, at 6:00 PM, with festivities including Santa's Event at Central Park. The police emphasize safety during the night event.

St. Augustine warns of potential nuisance flooding from King Tides expected between Dec 3-7, advising precautions and offering resources for residents.

Nassau County announces a public bid opening for maintenance services, prioritizing transparency and community engagement, and ensuring accessibility for all.

Neptune Beach prepares for its annual Christmas parade and celebration on December 5, with festivities starting at 4:30 PM and including floats, Santa, sweet treats, and hay rides.

Santa Claus is visiting Jacksonville Beach City Hall on December 14, offering a festive event with photo opportunities, hot cocoa, and the "Deck the Chairs" display, as per the City's Police Department post.