Ashanti Austin from the St. Johns County Clerk's Office was honored with Jacksonville Business Journal's "40 Under 40" award, highlighting her integrity and significant public service contributions.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office discusses their Aviation Unit on the podcast "SJSO Unlocked," aiming to enhance transparency and community ties.

St. Johns County residents protested the proposed exchange of 600 acres of Guana Preserve for 3,000 acres elsewhere, expressing their desire to protect the local ecological gem.

Sheriff Waters is leading a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk in District 6 to improve community safety, with public engagement encouraged for discussing issues and solutions.

Duval County Public Schools has released the end-of-year schedule: last day for seniors is May 21, underclassmen finish on May 30, with variations in final day dismissal times across schools.

St. Augustine invites the public to meetings on large event impacts, including traffic and parking, with separate sessions for residents and businesses, and a final joint meeting.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office recognized National Police Week, honoring fallen officers, including local officer Brad McNew, with events in Washington, D.C.

The Atlantic Beach 2024 Water Quality Report, showing compliance with safety standards for drinking water, emphasizes city commitment to safe water and infrastructure investment.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters will join a Sheriff's Walk in Cambridge Estates to foster police-community dialogue and address local concerns on May 17.

St. Augustine's Concerts in the Plaza series returns with free Thursday evening performances from May 29 to August 28, featuring diverse musicians and providing affordable parking options.

American Legion Post 316 will host a Memorial Day event with speaker Robert Springer, honoring fallen service members on May 26 at Beaches Veterans Memorial Park.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Correctional Officers Week, acknowledging the dedication of its corrections staff on social media and in a commissioners' meeting.

Westside High School celebrated its first group of students completing the CNA program, ready to join the healthcare workforce with both a diploma and a CNA license.