Jacksonville's JaxParks is hosting a series of free holiday events, including crafts and an Ugly Sweater Contest, across various locations for community celebration.

Mayor Sikes-Kline wraps up 2025 with a focus on St. Augustine's Nights of Lights event, parking discounts for locals, a mobile app guide, and warnings against scam letters.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for residents to dispose of hazardous waste and old electronics to promote environmental stewardship.

The St. Johns County Public Library continues to serve the community with accessible resources and programs, like the mobile 'Bookmobile' and events promoting responsible pet ownership.

Orange Park promotes Small Business Saturday, encouraging the community to support local stores for economic growth and a personal shopping experience.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting a charity fight night featuring deputies and firefighters to benefit youth initiatives, with tickets now on sale.

Orange Park is welcoming a new Town Manager, Joe Taylor, with a public event on Tuesday evening at Town Hall, coinciding with the year's final Town Council Meeting.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office shared safety tips on Facebook for Black Friday shopping, emphasizing the importance of getting home safely and being vigilant in traffic and crowded areas.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its public buildings for Thanksgiving on Nov 27-28 but essential services remain available. Normal operations resume Dec 1.

St. Johns County officials are raising awareness about proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) during the holiday season to prevent plumbing and sewer system issues.

St. Johns County has adjusted its waste collection schedule due to the holiday, with no services on November 27 and a one-day delay starting November 28.

The Town of Orange Park offers free safety training on e-bike navigation and active assailant preparedness on December 7th, urging community participation.

St. Augustine Police Chief Jennifer Michaux announces retirement after a 30-year career, effective January 2026. She was the city's first female chief.