Jacksonville is preparing for its annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, featuring military, community groups, and festive floats, starting from the Jacksonville Center of the Performing Arts.

Jacksonville's government website recognizes National Family Caregivers Month, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and supporting family caregivers' well-being and self-care.

Clay County's Thanksgiving trash collection schedule will see a one-day delay due to the holiday, with Thursday pickups moved to Friday and Friday's to Saturday. Normal service will resume the following Monday.

St. Johns County has released its November E-Newsletter with local updates, including the Nights of Lights event, County Road 2209 opening, and a new Children's Advocacy Group.

Community initiative honors Tristyn Bailey by collaborating with SJMSAA cheerleaders to create blankets for emergency victims, supported by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida set a new fundraising record for the Special Olympics in Clay County, collecting $16,097.67 during a "Tip-A-Cop" event, contributing to the campaign's total of $38,837.67.

Saundra switched from a medical office to the Clerk’s Office for career growth, finding new opportunities and collegial support, while balancing work with her family life in Florida.

St. Johns County will close various offices on Veterans Day but maintain garbage and recycling collection, with resources like Recycle Coach app available for residents.

St. Augustine's STAR Circulator adjusts hours during holiday season; offers free shuttle service with changed schedule to aid with traffic and parking.

St. Augustine's 32nd Annual Nights of Lights begins with a lighting ceremony on November 15, featuring local performances and free shuttle services, amid road closures and parking restrictions.

St. Augustine is preparing for the Nights of Lights festival and introduces the "Know Before You Go" campaign with a mobile app providing real-time event information.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office shared a humorous Halloween message on Facebook about candy safety, advising the public to inspect treats multiple times for tampering.

Sheriff Rhoden issued safety tips for Halloween on Facebook, advising group travel, reflective clothing, and candy inspection, as well as caution for drivers to protect the community's children.