Robert McFarland received the St. Johns County Tourism Employee of the Year Award for his sports tourism work.

Jacksonville invites local nonprofits to a free session on Public Service Grants to support adults and families in need, held today at Impact Church from 4 to 6pm.

The annual Opening of the Beaches Parade in Jacksonville Beach celebrates coastal living with a procession, invoking city preparations and impacting local businesses.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office opens a new Stop Station in District 5 to help officers recharge, with amenities like report writing space and water refills, not for emergency reports.

A Jacksonville officer, Robert Koste, part of a Behavioral Crisis Response Unit, also competes in charity hockey games, embodying the sheriff's office's community-focused and multifaceted approach.

Jacksonville promotes public safety with a medication disposal event in conjunction with DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offering free Narcan training.

Jacksonville hosts Preschool Palooza with interactive vehicle experiences, reading activities, and freebies for families and children at Lonnie C. Miller Regional Park.

Jacksonville Beach Police highlight Detective Ford volunteering for Drug Free Duval and announce hosting the DEA's Drug Take Back Day for safe medication disposal.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office promotes National Prescription Drug Take Back Day for the safe disposal of unused medications to prevent misuse.

Jacksonville invites residents to a Vision Zero event to discuss traffic safety and reduce fatalities, emphasizing community input and city planning for safer streets.

St. Johns County promotes its Adopt-A-Road Program on Earth Day, encouraging community involvement in environmental preservation by maintaining local roads' cleanliness.

Public input sought for proposed boundary changes affecting 13 Westside elementary schools; meeting at Cedar Hills Elementary on April 24 to discuss and start ACE Planning.

St. Johns County is planning to install new croquet fields at Rock Springs Farms Park and is seeking community input on the project. A public meeting is set for April 29 to discuss the layout and amenities.