Jacksonville launches a video for their "Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute" initiative featuring Mayor Deegan, artist Mal Jones, and students to encourage a clean city.

West Augustine gears up for the 12th Annual Walk for Cancer on October 25, uniting the community in support and remembrance of those affected by cancer.

St. Johns County celebrated the new artificial turf field at Solomon Calhoun Community Center, part of a $2.1 million upgrade. The event featured local commissioners and highlighted the field's benefits for year-round sports activity.

St. Johns County in Florida achieved a high recycling rate, ranking in the top 10 of the state's counties, driven by residential participation, local efforts, and tools like the Recycle Coach app.

St. Augustine opens a new Dining with Dignity location to help the homeless, with amenities like covered dining and bathrooms, aiming to provide meals with respect.

Atlantic Beach offers a free gardening workshop focusing on Florida-Friendly Landscaping, led by a Master Gardener, with practical demonstrations and a seed packet giveaway.

Jacksonville plans the Celebration of Valor, recognizing veterans with events like remembrance services and a parade, focusing on education and offering support services.

Jacksonville, Florida, promotes the Peanut Butter Challenge to fight hunger; a food drive ending October 31, with various drop-off points for unexpired jars.

Jacksonville's Camping Ordinance has led to a drop in downtown crime and helped over 550 homeless individuals reunite with families, with enforcement focusing on support, not just arrests.

Fernandina Beach officials consider paid parking to raise infrastructure funds, facing a referendum push by citizens and business owners worried about town character.

St. Johns County students experienced the workings of the Utilities Department, learning about water supply and infrastructure maintenance, emphasizing the importance of these services.

Jacksonville's ACPS and the Humane Society host a Pet Adoption Festival with waived fees, aiming to find homes for many pets at the Prime F. Osborne III Convention Center.

Clay County residents can engage in upcoming meetings on the county charter, land conservation, and the vision for the Oakleaf Library, as announced on social media.