St. Augustine's Nights of Lights celebration will run from Nov 15, 2025, to Jan 11, 2026, featuring dazzling lights and a new app to enhance visitor experience.

St. Augustine joins the Florida City Week celebration with events aimed at engaging citizens with local governance, including "Coffee with a Commissioner" and educational tours.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department launched a mentorship program with local high school students, partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters and the fire department.

Baker & Taylor's closure is impacting libraries including Jacksonville Public Library, which warns of delays in new releases but assures digital content will remain unaffected.

Clay County is hosting a "Crush the Crisis" event at HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital to safely collect unused prescription medications to prevent misuse and environmental harm.

Jacksonville highlights the importance of inclusive employment for disabled individuals in October, emphasizing access, opportunity, and the benefits of diverse workplaces.

Jacksonville celebrated the US Navy's 250th anniversary aboard USS Orleck, with speeches and ceremonies, amid a federal government shutdown and efforts to continue military pay.

Residents in Northwest Jacksonville oppose a new 84-unit apartment complex near Ribault High School due to environmental concerns over the site's former use as a landfill.

The Sea and Sky Air Show returns to Jacksonville offering acrobatics and precision flying. Veterans Florida will provide ground support at the event, assisting veterans in career and entrepreneurial goals.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office shares bike safety tips for children cycling to school, including wearing helmets, riding with traffic, and obeying traffic laws. Visibility is also stressed with the use of lights and reflectors.

Clay County officials invite residents to a community workshop to discuss the future Oakleaf Library's design and amenities on October 23 at the Oakleaf Village Amenity Center.

St. Augustine reschedules "Redevelopment 25!" event to Oct. 30th due to weather, celebrating 25 years of community revitalization at the downtown parking garage.

The article details the planned Light-Up! Night ceremony in St. Augustine for 2025, honoring Rusty Hall and Lea Craig for their cultural contributions, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the Minorcans settling in the city.